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Derbyshire UK - Guide to Derbyshire and the Peak District
Derbyshire and the Peak District - Tourism and Accommodation in Derbyshire & the Peak District National Park
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Welcome to Derbyshire UK - a comprehensive tourist and local information guide to Derbyshire and the Peak District National Park providing information on Derbyshire and Peak District accommodation, towns and villages, people, curiosities, recreation, business, dining out, attractions, activities, local events and photographs.
 Well Dressing at Tissington in the Derbyshire Peak District
You will find a superb choice of Derbyshire and Peak District accommodation providers on this website, including Derbyshire Peak District hotels, Derbyshire Peak District bed and breakfasts, Derbyshire Peak District cottages and Derbyshire Peak District caravan and camping sites. We invite you to take a break and book an affordable holiday in Derbyshire and the Peak District, escape for a few days or long holiday. Whatever your interest there is bound to be lots to discover when you stay in Derbyshire and the Peak District. For details of things to do and places to see during your visit to Derbyshire and or the Peak District you will find a wide choice of Derbyshire and Peak District attractions and Derbyshire Peak District activities within this website. Derbyshire and the Peak District offers a great holiday destination, where you can find an abundance of wonderful tourist attractions sure to delight all members of your family.
For places to eat and drink please browse our Derbyshire Peak District restaurants and pubs section.
If you are thinking of holding a meeting, conference, or corporate event in the region, perhaps including team building activities and corporate entertainment then please take a look at our Derbyshire Peak District conference venues section to find the ideal venue for your event. Finally, iIf you are looking for the perfect setting for a wedding please take a look at our list of Derbyshire Peak District wedding venues.
| Derbyshire and the Peak District |
Derbyshire's
bustling market towns, villages, hills, dales and rivers, offer majestic scenery,
and a rich variety of customs that date back from time immemorial. Many visitors to Derbyshire and the Peak District come not only to enjoy the varied and beautiful landscape, but also to experience a blend of heritage, history and family attractions hard to find elsewhere.
In Derbyshire and the Peak District you find large country houses, like Chatsworth,
Kedleston and Haddon, towns and villages associated with famous
people or rare minerals, and crystal clear rivers and streams
running through its valleys and dales.
Derbyshire and the Peak District caters for nearly every kind of sport, from rock
climbing and pot holing to fly fishing and canoeing on waters
surrounded by beautiful scenery. Derbyshire today is perhaps best known for the Peak District
National Park, the first to be designated in Britain, in 1951, in
recognition of its outstanding and largely unspoilt scenery. Read more.
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| Derbyshire & Peak District Accommodation |
Derbyshire and the Peak District Bed and Breakfast offers affordable accommodation, many are award winning establishments at the top of their game and in great settings. Wherever you decide to stay you should be warmly welcomed and well looked after by friendly hosts looking to help you make the most out of a Bed and Breakfast holiday.
Derbyshire and the Peak District has a huge amount of holiday accommodation available, why not spend your summer holiday here and rent a Derbyshire and the Peak District Self Catering Holiday Cottage. Choose from high quality holiday cottages, affordable Derbyshire and the Peak District cottages with indoor swimming pools or an enclosed garden for the dog. Rent a large Derbyshire and the Peak District Cottage for a family holiday, a cosy cottage with a log fire, wifi or hot tub and what about a quiet retreat for an off season romantic weekend getaway. There are also numerous camp and caravan sites as well holiday parks with pine lodges.
The selection of local hotel accommodation varies from budget to luxurious holiday accommodation. Whatever the tourism grade or guest review all should provide a warm welcome and good value. Some great special offers and late deals can also be found here, so choose from one of these places to stay and treat yourself to a last minute trip to this beautiful part of England.
Why not book yourself a short holiday, escape the pressures of everyday life and spend some time recharging your batteries in the Peak District. Don't delay, come and stay.
See Derbyshire & Peak District Accommodation
See also Derby Accommodation for availability in Derby City Centre.
Wherever you choose to stay you can be sure of a warm welcome and great service.
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| Derbyshire & Peak District Attractions |
Places to visit in 2012 - Attractions in Derbyshire and the Peak District from Country houses and gardens to theme parks - Something for all - See Derbyshire Attractions
Cromford is always worth a visit. After visiting the ancient mill , why not stop for a coffee and bite to eat at Britain's most enjoyable bookshop - Scarthin Books - with a collection of tens of thousands of new and secondhand books. More at www.scarthinbooks.com
 Scarthin Bookshop at Cromford
Many visitors both English and from abroad come to the Derbyshire Peak District to visit the locations of the many costume dramas, block busters and other films made in the region. See Derbyshire and Peak District films and film locations
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| Derbyshire & Peak District Activities |
With spring hopefully soon on the way and the weather getting warmer , the countryside is filling with new life. What better place to experience this than in the Derbyshire Peak District where nature meets you at every turn. Get out on your bike, take your running shoes and just go, fly a kite, or just take a walk through the beautiful Derbyshire Dales or on the Gritstone Edges of the Peak.
Activities and things to do in Derbyshire and the Peak District - Something for everyone from easy walking and golf to paragliding and rock climbing See Derbyshire and Peak District Activities
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| Derbyshire & Peak District Events 2012 |
Dates to look forward to in 2012
Chatsworth House and gardens reopen
11th March
Fly Fishing Competition on Sunday 29th April 2012 at Carsington Water, Derbyshire
Join us for a fantastic day of fly-fishing
All proceeds raised in aid of Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research
For more information see www.beatingbloodcancers.org
Tissington Well Dressing dates for 2012
Thursday 17th May - Wednesday 23rd May
More Well Dressing dates at Derbyshire Well Dressing 2012
Ashbourne Festival Dates 2012
22nd June - 8th July
Buxton Festival 2012 will run from 7 - 25th 2012 July with the Buxton Festival Fringe, one of the largest open-access arts festivals in the country running 4-22nd July 2012
The 19th International Gilbert & Sullivan Festival will take place in the magnificent Buxton Opera House Saturday 28th July to Saturday 18th August 2012.
Bakewell Show 1st & 2nd August 2012
International Horse Trials at Chatsworth 11th - 13th May 2012
The Chatsworth Country Fair 31st August - 2nd September 2012
Walkers wanted for Peak District charity challenge -
The British Red Cross is calling on walkers from across Derbyshire to sign up for an exciting new Peak District Walk on Sunday 23 September 2012 and raise vital funds for its work at home and overseas.
The Peak District Walk is a circular trail around Edale and suitable for all levels of ability - ideal for beginners but also anyone training for longer treks. The stunning 12 mile route takes in famous Peak District landmarks including Mam Tor and part of the Pennine Way. Starting and finishing at Edale Village Hall, the route offers breathtaking 360° views of the surrounding countryside as well as Edale and Castleton. For more information see www.redcross.org.uk/peakdistrictwalk
Powderkegs is a local Border Morris side who dance all over the HIgh Peak. All our events are FREE and family friendly. We are a mixed side of Border Morris dancers and musicians, passionate about the living tradition of English folk dance. For a list of summer events please see www.powderkegs.co.uk
Olympic Torch to visit The Heights of Abraham at Matlock Bath in Derbyshire UK
The Heights of Abraham are pleased to announce that they have been chosen as one of the UK's iconic destinations to be visited by the Olympic Torch. On Friday 29th June 2012, during its relay journey through Derbyshire the Torch will be carried to the Summit and back on the Cable Cars. Arriving in Glapwell in the morning it will head over to Bolsover, Calow and Chesterfield
before continuing through Matlock, Darley Dale, Bakewell, Buxton, Ashbourne and Derby.
Derby City Council said it was planning a major celebration to mark the torch's overnight stay in the city.
For various other events throughout Derbyshire and the Peak District see the Events Calendar 2012
See ArtsDerbyshire for Arts events and information in Derbyshire
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| Getting married in Derbyshire and the Peak District |
Say 'I Do' in the Derbyshire Peak District
Derbyshire and the Peak District offers a wide variety of locations for your church, register office or civil wedding, from register offices in beautiful surroundings, through to licenced stately homes and grand hotels. The course of a marriage can never be charted by the surroundings that set it off, of course, but they can provide a hugely memorable context to what is an enormous adventure for any couple. That is why if you're looking for a unique and inspiring location in which to get married, then Derbyshire and the Peak District is the best place to say 'I Do'.
 Losehill House Hotel wedding venue with Winhill backdrop
More wedding information at Derbyshire and Peak District Weddings
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| This months featured Derbyshire Peak District Town or village is Bakewell |
Bakewell in Derbyshire and the Peak District , is a beautiful, small, market town situated on the River Wye which is crossed by a 13th century 5 arched bridge still open to traffic. The bridge had been widened in the 19th century. Bakewell attracts many tourists both local and from abroad to the large town centre which is busy all year round with plenty of attractions including gardens, pubs, coffee shops,
and numerous shops selling books, clothes and gifts.
The famous Bakewell pudding was also invented accidentally at the Rutland Hotel, when a cook misinterpreted instructions and poured egg mixture over the jam instead of mixing it in the pastry and what should have been a tart was now a pudding. Bakewell puddings can be bought at several shops and coffee houses in the town centre. Visit them all and see if you can taste the difference. The Hotel has a literary connection in that Jane Austin is reputed to have stayed at the hotel whilst writing Pride and Predudice. Bakewell has been identified as Lambton.
The Bakewell Show takes place on the first wednesday and thursday of August on land adjoining the Agricultural Centre. The first local show took place in 1819. It is now a major agricultural and horticultural event with all sorts of animals being shown along with show jumping and exhibitions of local crafts and produce.
Villages near Bakewell include the very pretty Ashford-in-the-Water, Over Haddon, Sheldon, Elton, Great Longstone, Monyash , Rowsley, Pilsley and Youlgrave. Bakewell is only a short drive from many interesting county houses including Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall. Bakewell also makes for an ideal base for walking some of the beautiful dales in the area including Mondal Dale and Millers Dale.
 River Wye at Bakewell
Read more at Bakewell
For Holiday Accommodation in Bakewell see
Bakewell Holiday Cottages
Bakewell B&B Guest House Accommodation
Hotel accommodation around Bakewell
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Victoria Lodge Holiday Accommodation at Buxton in Derbyshire Sleeps up to 15 More Information!
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Middle Farm Holiday Cottages Self Catering at Brushfield near Taddington in the Derbyshire Peak District Sleeps 4 and 8 More Information!
Monks Retreat Holiday Cottages at Millers Dale in the Derbyshire Peak District Cottages sleep 2-6 More Information!
Riverside House Holiday Cottages at Litton Mill near Tideswell in the Derbyshire Peak District Cottage sleeps 9+
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Short movies from Theodore Entertainment , many filmed entirely in the Derbyshire Peak District
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