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The county Derbyshire is set within the heart of the Peak District and therefore provides visitors with a wealth of rural moorlands and woodland to explore. There are many rustic and luxury cottages with their own private jacuzzi in this area and a wealth of serene natural beauty to experience.
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The county is also a good location for a city break in Derby with friends, family or a couple’s weekend away. Derbyshire is the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution and is known as the first place in the world to have built a factory.
With a fascinating history, Derbyshire is a great place to visit, explore and learn!
Home to the beautiful landscapes of the Peak District, you’ll be able to visit a wide range of country pubs on your holiday.
Enjoy home-cooked food for lunch and gorgeous evening dinners as well as Sunday roasts, with a great selection of drinks including local ales and gins to try!
When visiting some of the picture-book market towns in the Park District during your hot tub break, you’ll find plenty of local cafes serving freshly baked goods and tea and coffee to warm you up after exploring the many walking trails through the rugged landscapes.
For chain restaurants, coffee shops and nice bars, you should visit the city of Derby.
As well as enjoying that hot tub, there are many activities you and your family can take part in and family-friendly place to explore. This area boasts stunning landscapes throughout the county to explore and has something for the whole family to enjoy.
For some adventure in the Peak District, Go Ape is the place to visit. With a treetop adventure offering different levels for children, adults and big kids as well as Segway experiences in the forest, there is lots of fun to be had.
The Go Ape is in Buxton and features one of the biggest Tarzan Swings you can get and lots of extra zip wires – this part isn’t for the faint-hearted!
For a slower pace activity, the Heights of Abraham is a hilltop park that can be reached by a walking trail or Heights of Abraham cable car. At the top, visitors can admire the fantastic views of the surrounding area including the valley of the River Derwent and visit the two caverns.
The cable car is a great way for the whole family to access the Heights of Abraham hilltop.
The Peak District is a beautiful place to visit at any time of the year with your partner. The area has a great selection of cottages with hot tubs providing the perfect base for exploring the Peak District and the surrounding area of Derbyshire.
The peaceful countryside locations will provide the perfect setting for a relaxing romantic break. Couples who enjoy exploring the great outdoors can enjoy walking or cycling on some of the most famous trails with stunning views. And, of course, relax in your own hot tub.
Chatsworth House and Elvaston Castle Country Park are both magnificent buildings with beautiful gardens – a perfect place to visit with your loved one. In the city of Derby, the Cathedral Quarter is a highlight of the city.
The cobbled street has unique shops, local cafes and a luxury hotel where you can enjoy afternoon tea or a fine-dining experience at the Chef’s Table.
If you love venturing away from your hot tub and taking in some stunning scenery with your four-legged pal, the Peak District and the Derbyshire Dales are a dog lover’s paradise.
Surrounded by stunning landscapes and miles of fantastic walking routes, there is plenty for you and your four-legged friend to do in the Peak District and within the rest of the county of Derbyshire.
A visit to Derby Arboretum is a must. This beautiful building is set within a lovely park which is the first public park in the UK and the inspiration behind Central Park!
This hidden gem is just a short walk from the city and a great place to let your pooches explore. Other locations for your dog walks include Birchover, Poppy Wood and Upper Derwent Valley.
A cottage break in Derbyshire provides guests with a great base for exploring the county. As well as the vast landscapes of the Peak District, there is so much to see and do throughout the county of Derbyshire.
is a beautiful stately home in the Derbyshire Dales. Set amongst stunning landscapes, this is a fantastic place to visit at any time of the year.
Visitors can enjoy exploring the house, as well as the surrounding gardens before enjoying afternoon tea in the Flying Childers restaurant, or lunch in one of the several restaurants or cafes. There is also a farmyard and play area to keep your little ones entertained.
This 5.5-mile trail takes walkers around the Ladybower Reservoir offering stunning views of the Y-shaped reservoir located in the Upper Derwent Valley. Set in the heart of the Peak District, this is a must-do walk in Derbyshire for amazing views of the magnificent reservoirs.
takes visitors to the hilltop of the Heights of Abraham. The hilltop is also accessible via a walking trail. At the top visitors can access the two famous caverns, dine at the restaurant or café with amazing views, and explore the estate where there are trail walks, a playground, Victorian tower and museum. The attraction is also dog-friendly.
You can buy tickets online at the link above.
This National Trust property is a circular walking trail starting from the car park leading to the top of mam Tor. It offers walkers dramatic views over the Edale Valley and the Derwent Moors. The 3-mile walk is moderate and will take around 2 hours. You have to see the views from this area for yourself. Absolutely stunning!
Enjoy a magical ride on a steam train through the heart of the Peak District. Guests can book normal scenic journeys as well as luxury dining including Christmas dinner, afternoon tea and cream tea. This is a fun experience for the whole family and any train enthusiast at any time of the year.
is a lovely day out for the whole family. The Buxton Country Park is a woodland park that offers panoramic hilltop views of the Peak District. The Poole’s Cavern is a magnificent limestone cavern that is over 2 million years old. Enjoy a guided tour of the cavern and learn more about one of the best show caverns in the UK.
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