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!

33. Millennium Walkway
Millennium Walkway in New Mills is a great place to visit, as it provides a perfect starting point for a slew of walking trails. Photo: -

34. Renishaw Hall
A Grade I listed building, Renishaw Hall is fascinating for multiple reasons. Not only can you learn a lot about the local history of the area, there's also its surrounding gardens to take in and enjoy. Photo: -

35. Thor's Cave
The truly epic Thor's Cave has been the backdrop for multiple films, TV shows and music videos. It's a steep climb, so be careful, but the views are more than worth the effort. Photo: -

36. Derwent Valley Mills
A key locale in the creation of the Industrial Revolution, something that changed the world forever, Derwent Valley Mills is considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Photo: -

