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!
9. Treak Cavern
This, along with the nearby Blue John Cavern, is the only place in the world where Blue John is still mined and processed. It contains a stunning array of cave scenery, including a plethora of stalagmites and stalactites. Photo: -
10. Bolsover Castle
The imposing Bolsover Castle is home to a plethora of ghostly sightings and spectral reports, if you're interested in that kind of thing. Beyond that, it's a great piece of local history that shouldn't be overlooked by any who's curious. Photo: Google
11. Perevil Castle
Perevil castle was gifted to the eponymous William Perevil in 1068 by William the Conqueror for his support of the Norman conquest of Britain two years prior. Since then, the castle has seen numerous owners, before becoming a tourist attraction in the 20th century. Photo: -
12. Peak Cavern
Peak Cavern, colloquially known as the "Devil's Arse" is one of the country's most well known caves. The name was changed to Peak Cavern during the late 1800s, as to not offend a visiting Queen Victoria. Notably, it boasts the single largest cave entrance in Britain. Photo: -