Anya H's Guide To The Best of the Peak District
Sightseeing
"Wander around the absolute treasures of Chatsworth House, its beautiful gardens and water features, the acres of park and woodland, the farmyard and adventure playground. There are gift shops, restaurants and cafes. Plus, Chatsworth hosts a range of events, including the RHS Flower Show in June, the International Horse Trials in May, County Fair in September and Christmas market in November. The house and gardens are always themed and magnificently decorated just before Christmas and through January. "
698 habitants recommandent
Chatsworth House
"Wander around the absolute treasures of Chatsworth House, its beautiful gardens and water features, the acres of park and woodland, the farmyard and adventure playground. There are gift shops, restaurants and cafes. Plus, Chatsworth hosts a range of events, including the RHS Flower Show in June, the International Horse Trials in May, County Fair in September and Christmas market in November. The house and gardens are always themed and magnificently decorated just before Christmas and through January. "
"Mam Tor is a popular walking area with spectacular views from the ridge. Wander down to Peveril castle overlooking the village of Castleton on the hillside. Peak, Speedwell, Blue John and Treak Cliff Caverns are all popular tourist attractions"
134 habitants recommandent
Mam Tor
"Mam Tor is a popular walking area with spectacular views from the ridge. Wander down to Peveril castle overlooking the village of Castleton on the hillside. Peak, Speedwell, Blue John and Treak Cliff Caverns are all popular tourist attractions"
"A renowned beauty spot with breath-taking views of the Peak District"
100 habitants recommandent
Dovedale
"A renowned beauty spot with breath-taking views of the Peak District"
"The traffic free trail between Blackwell Mill and Bakewell offers one of the most spectacular leisure routes in Britain for walking, cycling and horse riding. The views are simply breathtaking! The route features a series of tunnels, the longer ones being lit during daylight hours. The Old Station building houses a cafe, terrace, book and gift shop and bike hire facilities."
64 habitants recommandent
Monsal Trail
Monsal Trail"The traffic free trail between Blackwell Mill and Bakewell offers one of the most spectacular leisure routes in Britain for walking, cycling and horse riding. The views are simply breathtaking! The route features a series of tunnels, the longer ones being lit during daylight hours. The Old Station building houses a cafe, terrace, book and gift shop and bike hire facilities."
"This fortified medieval Manor House and romantic Elizabethan Gardens has been used as the backdrop for a range of high-profile productions such as Jane Eyre and Mary Queen of Scots. Haddon has a dedicated car park, cafe in the stable block and hosts a range of events including the popular Christmas artisan shopping weekends."
260 habitants recommandent
Haddon Hall
"This fortified medieval Manor House and romantic Elizabethan Gardens has been used as the backdrop for a range of high-profile productions such as Jane Eyre and Mary Queen of Scots. Haddon has a dedicated car park, cafe in the stable block and hosts a range of events including the popular Christmas artisan shopping weekends."
"Visit one of the finest Elizabethan buildings in the country, it houses one of the finest collections of tapestries and embroideries in Europe."
97 habitants recommandent
Confiance nationale - Hardwick Hall
"Visit one of the finest Elizabethan buildings in the country, it houses one of the finest collections of tapestries and embroideries in Europe."
"This hilltop park is reached by cable car with magnificent views. Enjoy illuminated cavern tours, walking trails, fossil exhibitions and a cafe."
160 habitants recommandent
Les hauteurs d'Abraham
Dale Road"This hilltop park is reached by cable car with magnificent views. Enjoy illuminated cavern tours, walking trails, fossil exhibitions and a cafe."
"Step back in time in this beautiful historic village which became known as the “plague village”. Eyam museum traces this fascinating tale."
79 habitants recommandent
Eyam
"Step back in time in this beautiful historic village which became known as the “plague village”. Eyam museum traces this fascinating tale."
"Surrounded by stunning countryside with magnificent views of water, moorland and woodland this area is a magnet for outdoor-lovers."
114 habitants recommandent
Ladybower Reservoir
"Surrounded by stunning countryside with magnificent views of water, moorland and woodland this area is a magnet for outdoor-lovers."
"Across the valley, 5 mins by car is a small early Bronze Age stone circle traditionally thought to depict 9 ladies turned to stone as a penalty for dancing on Sunday. Amazing base for walks with fantastic views."
30 habitants recommandent
Cercle de pierres des neuf dames
Lees Road"Across the valley, 5 mins by car is a small early Bronze Age stone circle traditionally thought to depict 9 ladies turned to stone as a penalty for dancing on Sunday. Amazing base for walks with fantastic views."
"10 mins away by car is a spectacular tor of of gritstone rocks perched on the ridge between the Alport - Winster road and Harthill Moor. Great walks, amazing views and a popular area for climbing."
16 habitants recommandent
Robin Hood's Stride
"10 mins away by car is a spectacular tor of of gritstone rocks perched on the ridge between the Alport - Winster road and Harthill Moor. Great walks, amazing views and a popular area for climbing."
City/town information
"Visit Buxton, a thermal spa town on the edge of the Peak District, famous for its mineral-rich water. Wander around the stunning ornamental gardens and world famous Georgian and Victorian architecture. The crescent has recently been restored and the opera house and theatre are well worth a visit. Just beyond the town centre is Poole's Cavern, one of the finest show caves in England."
221 habitants recommandent
Buxton
"Visit Buxton, a thermal spa town on the edge of the Peak District, famous for its mineral-rich water. Wander around the stunning ornamental gardens and world famous Georgian and Victorian architecture. The crescent has recently been restored and the opera house and theatre are well worth a visit. Just beyond the town centre is Poole's Cavern, one of the finest show caves in England."
"A bustling market town that lies on the River Wye, famous for the Bakewell pudding and award-winning outdoor market. Wander around a whole range of shops, cafes and public gardens. Be sure to visit Old House museum, this Tudor architectural gem is one of Bakewell’s best kept secrets."
375 habitants recommandent
Bakewell
"A bustling market town that lies on the River Wye, famous for the Bakewell pudding and award-winning outdoor market. Wander around a whole range of shops, cafes and public gardens. Be sure to visit Old House museum, this Tudor architectural gem is one of Bakewell’s best kept secrets."
Food scene
"Fancy a truly special meal out? The Peacock offers both an indulgent, fine dining menu and a more casual bar menu. The restaurant team have been awarded three AA rosettes."
Peacock Hotel station
"Fancy a truly special meal out? The Peacock offers both an indulgent, fine dining menu and a more casual bar menu. The restaurant team have been awarded three AA rosettes."
"Enjoy a delicious refined French-accented meal at Piedaniel’s restaurant."
21 habitants recommandent
Piedaniel's
Bath Street"Enjoy a delicious refined French-accented meal at Piedaniel’s restaurant."
"Visit the Taproom and shop to sample brewery fresh beer and handmade pizzas. Pre-booked guided tours are available."
45 habitants recommandent
Thornbridge Brewery
Buxton Road"Visit the Taproom and shop to sample brewery fresh beer and handmade pizzas. Pre-booked guided tours are available."
Druid Inn
Main Street"Real food, real ales, real fires! "