The county is brimming with natural beauty; steeped in history and imbued with stunning architecture.
From historical landmarks, stately homes and stunning castles to unforgettable views, nature reserves and a celestial amphitheatre, if you’re planning on visiting Derbyshire and the Peak District, or if you’d simply like to get to know your local area better, this comprehensive list of is a great place to start.
Tick them off as you visit each one!
Tick them off as you visit each one!
5. Ladybower Reservoir
The iconic Ladybower Reservoir is a pretty comfortable walk - while the scenery is spectacular, the effort you'll need to complete this walk is relatively minimal. There's plenty of pubs and cafes dotted around, too, if you need a watering hole to stop at on your journeys.
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6. Linacre Reservoirs
With an array of walking trails that are also suitable for biking, if you're an avid hiker, look no further than Linacre Reservoirs.
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7. Eyam Plague Cottage
The Plague Cottage in Eyam tells a grim story - it's not for the faint of heart, but those interested in local history will be fascinated.
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8. Blue John Cavern
Like Treak Cavern, Blue John Cavern is where Blue John is mined (hence the name). Aside from this, it boasts unique scenery and was also the basis for a short story by Arthur Conan Doyle.
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