Derbyshire and the Peak District are certainly popular destinations, with the Peak District National Park welcoming over 12 million visitors each year.
These are the spots that every visitor to Derbyshire and the Peak District needs to explore this autumn – including some of the county’s most remarkable country houses, historical sites and tourist attractions.
The full list can be found below – is there anything or anywhere else you think should be included?
13. Pop into a traditional Derbyshire country pub
Derbyshire and the Peak District are home to a number of great traditional country pubs - which you have to visit if you want to sample the area’s heritage while enjoying a meal or a drink. Photo: Brian Eyre
14. Take in the sights at stunning castles and stately homes
Derbyshire and the Peak District are home to a number of remarkable castles and stately homes - including the likes of Bolsover Castle, Peveril Castle, Elvaston Castle and Kedleston Hall. Photo: Brian Eyre
15. Historic village on the Chatsworth Estate
This custom-built village on the Chatsworth Estate was specially commissioned by the sixth Duke of Devonshire, and incorporates a variety of stunning traditional house designs – including mock Tudor properties and Swiss-style cottages. Edensor also has a connection to former US President John F Kennedy, who made the pilgrimage to Edensor in July 1963 to visit the grave of his sister Kathleen Kennedy (who had married into the Devonshire family). Photo: jason chadwick
16. Explore the ‘poshest village’ in Derbyshire
Baslow is another popular place to visit for those wanting to explore the Peak District - having been named the poshest place in Derbyshire by The Telegraph. This small village has plenty to offer, with two restaurants that are featured in the Michelin Guide - along with great pubs, cafes and independent shops. Photo: Brian Eyre