This small but charming manor house in the famous plague village of Eyam has been the home of the Wright family since 1671 and it...

The famous outbreak of Bubonic Plague in 1665/6 in Eyam is vividly portrayed. The villagers imposed a voluntary quarantine, and over a third of the...

The National Trust is in charge of conserving and maintaining this beautiful area of walking country, surrounded by ancient woods and tumbled rocks. The...

Chatsworth House, ten minutes from Bakewell, has been voted ‘Britain’s best stately home’, and it is quite clear to see why. A beautiful palace-like building...

Lazing by the banks of the River Wye in the Bakewell public park watching the wildlife and waterfowl is a great way to spend a...

A number of Bakewell pudding shops exist in Bakewell, however this is largely accepted to be the original, where the first ever pudding, or tart,...

This beautiful old house has 11 rooms one of which is a Victorian kitchen. The house and museum are open throughout the year...

Overlooking the River Wye, close to the market town of Bakewell, Haddon Hall has escaped the ravages of time. Fine examples of a medieval kitchen...

Caudwell Mill is a real piece of local heritage that has been excellently preserved and restored in order to help keep another part of the...

Situated opposite the leafy Eccleshall Woods, Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet is an industrial works that used to produce agricultural tools over 300 years ago. A trip...

Greenhill Community Library is an important part of the area and offers a cultural exchange for many local people and visitors to the area....

Founded towards the end of the 12th Century, Beauchief Abbey’s main tower is still remarkably undiminished. The rest of the Abbey including the cloisters, chapter...

Set in the middle of the picturesque Peak District village of Castleton, the approach to Peak Cavern is awe-inspiring. A riverside walk takes you past...

Treak Cliff Cavern is an underground wonderland of stalactites, stalagmites, rocks, minerals and fossils, and home to Blue John stone. The tour takes you to...

The National Trust began maintaining this Outstanding Area of Natural Beauty in 1936 and it is renowned across the region as one of the best...

The Red House Stables Working Carriage Museum is home to one of the largest collections of original horse drawn equipment anywhere in the world....

A family oriented park 12.87 hectares in size. Facilities include a skateboard park, assault course, swings, slide adventure playground, boating lake, tennis courts, bowling green,...

Graves Park is by far Sheffield’s biggest and most varied park. Located on the south side of the city, the park was donated to the...

It was thought at one time that this magnificent piece of transport history would have to be destroyed because it had fallen into such a...

Enter the inner world of the underground cave system in the heart of the Peak District National Park and absorb the atmosphere as a watery...

Shepherd Wheel is a Grade II Listed water powered grinding workshop that last worked in the 1930s. Located in Whiteley Woods next to Hangingwater Park,...

Arbor Low is a stone circle, or henge, positioned on a hilltop in the Derbyshire moorland, five miles South West of Bakewell. Neolithic in date,...

Part of a green belt two miles southwest of Sheffield City Centre, Endcliffe Park spans 75.6 hectares and features plenty of grassy picnic and play...

Bishops House Museum stands in the grounds of the fabulous Meersbrook Park. It is the best preserved example of a timber-framed home in Sheffield and...

Located within the 200 acre area of Graves Park, the Animal Farm provides a home to some of the rarest breeds of farm animals in...

The leafy area of Meersbrook is an enormous and varied park with a bowling green, playground, wooded area, herb garden, walled flower garden and much...

Located in a beautiful setting in the Nether Edge area of Sheffield, the Merlin Theatre is a small, friendly venue. Founded in 1969, the theatre...

Chesterfield Museum and Gallery is located at the very heart of the community and is one of the most important cultural meeting points in the...

This museum houses a collection of social and industrial artefacts illustrating life and work in Sheffield from 1850 to 1950. Collected over the last 30...

Built in 1920, the magnificent Abbeydale Picture House was the largest and most luxurious picture palace in Sheffield, with 1560 seats and a billiard hall...

Located on a quiet street in Nether Edge, the Grade 2 listed Lantern Theatre is Sheffield's only small Victorian theatre, with the dressing rooms and...

Situated on the west side of the city, these Grade II Listed gardens are home to a vast collection of trees and shrubs and are...

Sheffield General Cemetery is a site of national historical importance. Opened in 1836 it became the principal burial ground for Victorian Sheffield and is home...

Situated at the heart of Buxton, this museum and gallery is one of the most well loved cultural complexes in the region. Offering a comprehensive...

Heeley City Farm began life as a pile of rubble in 1981. In its place has grown an eco-friendly community farm and gardens. Transformed by...

The Pavilion Gardens is a beautiful historic venue situated at the very heart of Buxton. Throughout the year the gardens play host to over...

Built in the early 1900s the Opera House was a theatre until converted to a cinema in 1927. It stayed a cinema, except for a...

Built in the 1980s, the University of Sheffield’s Octagon Centre is an internationally known concert venue featuring the biggest names in pop, alternative, and classical...

This statue, which stands near the southern gate of Weston Park, has no markings other than the name “Elliott”. This homage to Ebenezer Elliott, the...

Situated on the fringes of the Peak District, Sheffield is certainly a city of climbers. The Edge is a renowned and acclaimed indoor climbing centre...