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!
29. Curbar Edge
Curbar Edge is a well known spot for rock climbing and hiking - if you're into either of these two things, it's a must-visit. Photo: -
30. Hardwick Hall
Chesterfield's Hardwick Hall is an immaculately preserved Elizabethan building with plenty to see within its walls. The gardens are similarly beautiful, not to mention the walking trails around its grounds. Photo: Google
31. The Great Masson Cavern
The Great Masson Cavern was once a fluorspar mine and was opened to tourists during the 19th century. It's noted for its distinct lack of stalagmites and stalactites, which are normally a key feature of caves. Photo: -
32. Magpie Mine
One of Derbyshire's protected Scheduled Monuments, Magpie Mine has a storied and somewhat sinister history behind it. For any history buffs, there's a lot to be learned here. Photo: -