This stunning Peak District is perfect to visit if you’re making plans to explore the area as summer approaches.
The Peak District National Park is home to a variety of charming towns and villages – and Tideswell certainly deserves its reputation as one of the best places to explore across the area.
Whether you’re looking for scenic walking routes or great places to eat, drink and shop, Tideswell has it all – and these are some of the reasons why you should visit the village over the coming weeks and months.
1. Architecture
Architecturally, Tideswell has retained much of its character - and it is easy to see why it is popular among visitors to the Peak District. Photo: jason chadwick
2. Stunning limestone uplands
Tideswell is surrounded by beautiful limestone uplands, and is less than 10 miles away from both Buxton and Bakewell. Photo: jason chadwick
3. ‘Cathedral of the Peak’
Tideswell’s 14th century church of St John the Baptist is otherwise known as the ‘Cathedral of the Peak’ Photo: jason chadwick
4. Historic industries
Historically, Tideswell was a centre for a number of local industries - including lead mining, quarrying and both cotton and velvet mills. Photo: jason chadwick