A visit to Derbyshire and the Peak District would not be complete until you’ve done these things – including visits to iconic filming locations, historical sites and scenic spots.
Derbyshire and the Peak District are certainly popular destinations, with the Peak District National Park welcoming over 12 million visitors each year.
These are some of the things that almost every visitor to Derbyshire and the Peak District should have done – including trips to some of the county’s most remarkable country houses, historical sites and tourist attractions.
The full list can be found below – is there anything or anywhere else you think should be included?
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13. Admire Britain’s only known example of ice age cave art
The remarkable ancient limestone caves at Creswell Crags are filled with history, including the only known example of ice age cave art in the country - which has been dated at around 13,000 years old. Photo: Brian Eyre
14. Take in the sights at stunning castles and stately homes
Derbyshire and the Peak District are home to a number of remarkable castles and stately homes - including the likes of Bolsover Castle, Peveril Castle, Elvaston Castle and Kedleston Hall. Photo: Brian Eyre
15. Learn more about the area’s industrial heritage
The Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site sits along the River Derwent. It was here that the modern factory system was born in the 18th century - which later spread across Europe and the United States. Photo: Brian Eyre