Derbyshire and the Peak District are perfect places to spend some time during the upcoming Easter holidays – whether you’re looking for impressive views, great walking routes or some of the county’s more unusual attractions.
These are 41 of the best spots across the area that need to feature on your list – is there anywhere else we need to add?
37. Pooles Cavern, Buxton
Pooles Cavern is a remarkable place to visit - and is situated on the edge of Buxton. Photo: Jason Chadwick
38. Revolution House, Old Whittington
How many visitors to Chesterfield, just outside the Peak District, will know that the plot to depose King James II was hatched in an Old Whittington pub - which now functions as a museum? Now is a good time to visit, as the site will be closed temporarily from April 1. Photo: Photo © Paul Harrop (cc-by-sa/2.0)
39. Longshaw Estate
The Longshaw Estate is one of the most scenic areas in the Peak District. Photo: Brian Eyre
40. Bolsover Castle to Sutton Scarsdale
This route connects two of the area’s most historic buildings - Bolsover Castle and Sutton Scarsdale Hall. It starts and ends in Bolsover, making it very accessible for Chesterfield and Derbyshire residents. Photo: Brian Eyre