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The Best of Derbyshire | Recommended Places to Stay & Visit

explore the Peak District National Park, the city of Derby and the grand Chatsworth House

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Peak District

Discover the Peak District, a breathtaking UK treasure! This national park dazzles with rolling hills, moorland, and historic sites. It's a haven for hikers, cyclists, and nature lovers, offering diverse trails and picture-perfect villages. Explore ancient stone circles, grand country estates, and enjoy local delicacies in cosy pubs. Perfect for outdoor adventures or tranquil retreats!

Ashbourne

Ashbourne in Derbyshire is a charming gateway to the Peak District. This historic market town boasts fine Georgian architecture, quaint cobbled streets, and an array of independent shops and eateries. Famous for its annual Shrovetide football match, Ashbourne combines tradition with a lively atmosphere. The surrounding countryside offers scenic walks and bike trails, making it ideal for both cultural and outdoor enthusiasts.

Bakewell

Nestled in England's scenic Peak District, Bakewell is a stone’s throw from the majestic Chatsworth House. This charming market town, known for its delightful Bakewell Pudding, boasts picturesque streets and serene river walks. Explore local markets and indulge in culinary delights, then venture out to Chatsworth, an iconic estate, for a taste of grandeur amidst rolling countryside.

Buxton

Buxton, in the heart of England's Peak District, is celebrated for its natural thermal springs and stunning Georgian and Victorian architecture. Visitors can explore the beautifully restored Buxton Opera House, stroll in the Pavilion Gardens, or taste the fresh spring water at St Ann's Well. Known for its cultural festivals and rich history, Buxton offers a blend of relaxation and refined charm.

Castleton

Castleton, set in England's Peak District, is a gateway to natural wonders. Famous for its caverns, like the enchanting Blue John Cavern, and the imposing Peveril Castle ruins, it offers a unique blend of history and geology. Surrounded by hills, it's a haven for hikers and nature enthusiasts. This picturesque village, with its traditional pubs and shops, epitomises rural charm.

Chatsworth House

Chatsworth House, in England's Peak District, is a stately home of unparalleled grandeur. Set in a sprawling 1,000-acre park, it's famous for its art collection, baroque architecture, and stunning gardens, including a maze and sculpture trail. The residence of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, it’s a testament to aristocratic elegance, offering a fascinating glimpse into history amidst breathtaking natural beauty.

Chesterfield

Chesterfield, a historic market town in Derbyshire, England, is famed for the distinctive 'Crooked Spire' of its 14th-century church. Wander through charming cobbled streets and explore the bustling market, a staple since the Middle Ages. The town blends rich history with modern shopping and dining experiences. Nearby, the scenic landscapes of the Peak District await exploration, making Chesterfield a captivating blend of old and new.

Derby

Derby, a vibrant city in the heart of England, is a hub of culture and history. Famous for its rich industrial heritage, particularly in rail and aeronautics, it offers intriguing museums like the Derby Museum and Art Gallery. The city boasts a lively shopping and dining scene, with the Cathedral Quarter serving as a charming historical backdrop. Proximity to the Peak District makes Derby an ideal blend of urban and natural exploration.

Matlock

Matlock is a picturesque town known for its Victorian and Georgian buildings. It's surrounded by rolling hills and the River Derwent, making it perfect for scenic walks and outdoor activities. Visit Matlock Bath for a unique blend of seaside charm in a landlocked setting, complete with cable cars and vintage arcades. It's a charming mix of natural beauty and quaint urban life.

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