Go To The Peak District

Bake-Well In Bakewell!

The proverbial cherry on top of any visit to the Peak district has to be sampling a scrumptious Bakewell tart

... a tart that you’ve lovingly baked yourself! If you need to build up an appetite first (although we could eat cherry Bakewells on a full stomach), the Old Bakewell House Museum is nearby with a gorgeous array of antiquities and eclectic trinkets.

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Visit Chatsworth House

The epitome of decadent manners, Chatsworth House is the crown Jewel of the Peak District.

Housing one of Europe’s most radiant art collections as well as vast garden grounds decorated with water features and towering sculptures, it’s easy to see why so many visitors find the home spellbinding.

You can also get up close and personal with the farmyard animals which is a charming addition to any visit. Perfect for families and culture vultures of all ages.

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Amble Through The Monsal Trail

The Monsal trail is a unique walk on flat ground through old rustic tunnels that previously had steam trains bustling through them.

Relics of the steam train can be found along this charming trail and there is an abundance in wildlife in and around the tunnel. There are also a wealth of quaint cafe’s and hearty pubs to quench your thirst along the way.

This makes it a mild, pleasurable gallivant through the countryside rather than a challenging hike.

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Enjoy The Heights Of Abraham Cable Car Ride

Who doesn’t want to access Film Theatres, adventure playgrounds, woodland walks, show cavern tours and a stunning landscape?

The array of entertainment is at the hilltop peak overlooking 60 acres that can be gazed at from above as you are lifted high about the lush green faunas.

Bonus points for the cheese platters and fine wines at the Vista Restaurant and Bar at the top of the ride. The best part is your cable car ticket covers admission for ALL attractions at the top!

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Poole’s Cavern & Buxton Country Park

Diamonds are forever, but Crystals are phenominal!

The majority of the Peak District is embedded in a rich tapestry and natural habitats and free roaming wildlife, but not all of it’s beauty is grass green or river blue.

The mesmerising crystal formations that sprawl across the numerous chambers are true works of art. Tours last around 1 hour and the guides will educate and entertain you on the origins and nature of this natural wonder.

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