Derbyshire Attractions
Places to Visit In and Around Derbyshire
Calke Abbey
National Trust property: Calke Abbey - open to the public. Please see National Trust website for details. See more >
Ticknall, Derby, DE73 7LE
Duffield Castle
National Trust property: Duffield Castle - open to the public. Please see National Trust website for details. See more >
Milton Road, Duffield, DE56 4DW
Hardwick Estate: Stainsby Mill
National Trust property: Hardwick Estate: Stainsby Mill - open to the public. Please see National Trust website for..... See more >
Doe Lea, Chesterfield, S44 5QJ
Hardwick Hall
National Trust property: Hardwick Hall - open to the public. Please see National Trust website for details. See more >
Doe Lea, Chesterfield, S44 5QJ
Kedleston Hall
National Trust property: Kedleston Hall - open to the public. Please see National Trust website for details. See more >
Near Quarndon, Derby, DE22 5JH
Peak District: Dark Peak
National Trust property: Peak District: Dark Peak - open to the public. Please see National Trust website for details. See more >
Dark Peak Estate Office, Edale End, Hope Valley, S33 6RF
Peak District: Longshaw and Eastern Moors
National Trust property: Peak District: Longshaw and Eastern Moors - open to the public. Please see National Trust..... See more >
Estate Office, Longshaw Estate, Longshaw, Sheffield, S11 7TZ
Peak District: White Peak
National Trust property: Peak District: White Peak - open to the public. Please see National Trust website for details. See more >
White Peak Estate Office, Home Farm, Ilam, Ashbourne, DE6 2AZ
Sudbury Hall and the National Trust Museum of Childhood
National Trust property: Sudbury Hall and the National Trust Museum of Childhood - open to the public... See more >
Sudbury, Ashbourne, DE6 5HT
The Old Manor
National Trust property: The Old Manor - open to the public. Please see National Trust website for details. See more >
Norbury, Ashbourne, DE6 2ED
Treak Cliff Cavern: Home of Blue John Stone, Castleton, Derbys S33 8WP
An Underground Wonderland of rocks, minerals and fossils. See the largest deposits of the unique mineral Blue John..... See more >
Treak Cliff Cavern, Buxton Road, Castleton, Hope Valley S33 8WP
TRIBE Bushcraft Centre
Discover TRIBE is a Derbyshire based Social Enterprise that aims to reconnect people of all ages with nature, using... See more >
Holmesfield Park Wood, Holmesfield S18 7WA
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Things to do around Derbyshire
If you're planning a day out in Derbyshire, this charming county in South East England offers a wealth of activities for all ages. From historic sites to outdoor adventures, here are some delightful options:
1. Trace along winding Winnats Pass:
- Cutting through the green valleys of the Peak District National Park, the steep Winnats Pass is perfect for racing cyclists and adventurous trekkers. Explore numerous footpaths that offer different angles of this stunning pass. At its end, discover four tourist caves, with Speedwell Cavern being the most unusual. Descend over 100 steps to reach the flooded miners' tunnel and tour around impressive displays of fluorspar, stalactites, and stalagmites. Look out for the mysterious "bottomless pit" and other natural vertical shafts that seem like portals into other worlds.
2. Explore Poole’s Cavern:
- As far as underground adventures go, Poole’s Cavern is among the most fascinating things to do in Derbyshire and the Peak District. Nature has worked its magic over millions of years to produce vast limestone caverns, each adorned with crystal formations jutting from the walls. Take a guided tour through the "rooms" and learn about the caverns' extensive history. Don't miss the adjacent Buxton Country Park for woodland treks, zip wires, and aerial walkways.
3. Nibble at an original Bakewell Pudding:
- Have you ever had food so good that it's immortalized by name? The original Bakewell Pudding is one such delight. Visit the charming village of Bakewell and indulge in this sweet treat. Explore the picturesque streets, visit the historic Bakewell Old House Museum, and enjoy the view from the medieval Bakewell Bridge.
4. Visit the generational Renishaw Hall:
- Renishaw Hall, near Sheffield, is a historic country house with beautiful gardens. Explore the Italianate gardens, woodland walks, and the impressive hall itself. Don't miss the Sculpture Gallery, which houses a remarkable collection of contemporary art. It's a delightful blend of history, art, and natural beauty.
5. Celebrate the arts at Buxton International Festival:
- Buxton hosts an annual International Festival, celebrating music, opera, literature, and more. Enjoy performances in the stunning Buxton Opera House, explore the town's architecture, and immerse yourself in cultural events. It's a unique experience in the heart of the Peak District.
Remember, Derbyshire's mix of natural wonders, historic landmarks, and cultural events promises an unforgettable day out!
1. Trace along winding Winnats Pass:
- Cutting through the green valleys of the Peak District National Park, the steep Winnats Pass is perfect for racing cyclists and adventurous trekkers. Explore numerous footpaths that offer different angles of this stunning pass. At its end, discover four tourist caves, with Speedwell Cavern being the most unusual. Descend over 100 steps to reach the flooded miners' tunnel and tour around impressive displays of fluorspar, stalactites, and stalagmites. Look out for the mysterious "bottomless pit" and other natural vertical shafts that seem like portals into other worlds.
2. Explore Poole’s Cavern:
- As far as underground adventures go, Poole’s Cavern is among the most fascinating things to do in Derbyshire and the Peak District. Nature has worked its magic over millions of years to produce vast limestone caverns, each adorned with crystal formations jutting from the walls. Take a guided tour through the "rooms" and learn about the caverns' extensive history. Don't miss the adjacent Buxton Country Park for woodland treks, zip wires, and aerial walkways.
3. Nibble at an original Bakewell Pudding:
- Have you ever had food so good that it's immortalized by name? The original Bakewell Pudding is one such delight. Visit the charming village of Bakewell and indulge in this sweet treat. Explore the picturesque streets, visit the historic Bakewell Old House Museum, and enjoy the view from the medieval Bakewell Bridge.
4. Visit the generational Renishaw Hall:
- Renishaw Hall, near Sheffield, is a historic country house with beautiful gardens. Explore the Italianate gardens, woodland walks, and the impressive hall itself. Don't miss the Sculpture Gallery, which houses a remarkable collection of contemporary art. It's a delightful blend of history, art, and natural beauty.
5. Celebrate the arts at Buxton International Festival:
- Buxton hosts an annual International Festival, celebrating music, opera, literature, and more. Enjoy performances in the stunning Buxton Opera House, explore the town's architecture, and immerse yourself in cultural events. It's a unique experience in the heart of the Peak District.
Remember, Derbyshire's mix of natural wonders, historic landmarks, and cultural events promises an unforgettable day out!
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