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 The Midland Railway - Butterley, Butterley
Station, Ripley, Derbyshire, DE5 3QZ. The Midland Railway, Standard
gauge line which has steam and diesel hauled passenger trains.
The site at Swanwick has a museum and a large collection of diesel
and steam locomotives. A day out for the whole family. Tel: 01773
747674. www.midlandrailwaycentre.co.uk. About 3 miles south of Alfreton. |
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Alton Towers, Alton, Staffordshire, ST10 4DB.
Tel: 08705 20 40 60. Escape to the extraordinary world of Alton
Towers, and share a year round resort of full on, time out experiences.
Prepare yourself for the unexpected, where fun combines with
world class theme park thrills. www.alton-towers.co.uk. About 7 miles west of Ashbourne. Alton Towers Packages. Escape to the extraordinary
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Blackbrook
- The Zoological Park of the Moorlands, Winkhill, near Leek,
Staffs, ST13 7QR. Tel: 01538 308293. The zoological park of the
moorlands, with rare birds, unusual animals, reptiles, insects,
aquarium, children's pets and farm. Under - 5's indoor jungle
playroom. Talks, displays and shop. www.blackbrookzoologicalpark.co.uk.
About 8 miles west of
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Hartington Cheese, The Old Cheese Shop, Hartington,
Derbyshire. The Old Cheese Shop at Hartington is a much loved
source of some of the finest cheeses you can buy in Britain.
It has been a focal point of Hartington since it was opened in
the 1980s and now showcases the best cheeses from the award winning
Hartington Creamery. The shop stocks over thirty different British
cheeses. hartingtoncheese.co.uk. About 8 miles north of Ashbourne. |
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DARLEY
MOOR Motor Cycle Road Race Club, DE6 2ET. Tel: 01246 866537.
The home of British MotorSport. The 1.5mile Derbyshire circuit
demands frantic breaking and wild acceleration. Off the A415
Ashbourne/Litchfield Road. darleymoor.co.uk.
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HOUSE, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1PP. Tel: 01246 582204 is about
5 miles from Bakewell. The house is richly furnished and decorated
with painted walls and ceilings, woodcarvings, elaborate inlay
furniture, tapestry and leather. Guided tours by prior arrangement.
Refreshments and self service restaurant. Admission charges apply.
About 3 miles east of
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Haddon Hall, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1LA.
Tel: 01629 812855. Haddon Hall, two miles south of Bakewell on
the banks of the River Wye, is one of the finest medieval manor
houses in England. Haddon Hall is a unique example of building
styles from the 12th to the 17th centuries. About 2 miles south of Bakewell. www.haddonhall.co.uk |
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 Caudwell's
Mill, Rowsley, Derbyshire, DE4 2EB. Tel: 01629 734374. Here on
the banks of the river Wye lies Caudwell's Mill, a unique grade
II listed historic roller flour mill. A mill has stood on the
site for at least 400 years, the present mill was built in 1874
and is turbine-driven. About 3 miles south of Bakewell. |
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Old House Museum, Cunningham Place, Bakewell, Derbyshire. Tel:
01629 813642. This fascinating old house contains a wonderful
collection of items from the Bakewell area, displayed to show
aspects of local and social history in this part of Derbyshire.
The displays are full of memories and interest for everyone.
We attract visitors from all over the world, as well as from
our local area. Location:
In the centre of Bakewell. www.oldhousemuseum.org.uk |
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The famous henge of Arbor
Low is a fine example of a stone circle and can be found 3 miles
along the Long Rake west of Youlgreave. Arbor Low is a powerful
place to visit at any time of the year. More About 5 miles south of Bakewell. |
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Hartington Cheese, The
Old Cheese Shop, Hartington, Derbyshire. The Old Cheese Shop
at Hartington is a much loved source of some of the finest cheeses
you can buy in Britain. It has been a focal point of Hartington
since it was opened in the 1980s and now showcases the best cheeses
from the award winning Hartington Creamery. The shop stocks over
thirty different British cheeses. About 8 miles south of Bakewell. www.hartingtoncheese.co.uk |
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BLUE
JOHN CAVERN, Castleton, Hope Valley, S33 8WP. Tel: 01433 620638/620642.
Large range of natural water-worn caverns featuring stalactites,
stalagmites and Blue John Stone. Eight of the fourteen known
veins are found here. Castleton is the only known place where
Britain's rarest mineral occurs. Blue John Craft Shop in the
town. www.bluejohn-cavern.co.uk. About 3 miles west of Bamford. |
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HATHERSAGE CHURCH (ST MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS).
School Lane, Hathersage, Hope Valley, S32 1BB. Tel: 44 1433 650
3532 Legendary site of Little John's Grave, in village which
also has connection with Charlotte Bronte, who wrote "Jane
Eyre" while staying here. Brass rubbings may be done of
the Eyre family brasses. Open in daylight hours. About 2 miles east of Bamford. |
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CASTLETON
VILLAGE MUSEUM, Castleton Visitor Centre, Buxton Road, Castleton,
Hope Valley. Tel. 01433 620679. Village history displays including
Blue John, lead mining, Smithy, Joiner's shop, rope making, Garland
Ceremony etc. On the 2nd April 2004, Castleton's new state-of-the-art
information centre was opened to the public.
About 3 miles west of
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TREAK CLIFF CAVERN, Castleton, Hope Valley,
S33 8WP. Tel: 01433 620571. Underground wonderland of stalactites
and stalagmites. World's richest deposits of Blue John stone
easily visible on guided tours of the caverns. Fossils and other
mineral and rock formations. Suitable for people of all ages.
www.bluejohnstone.com. About
3 miles west of Bamford. |
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SPEEDWELL
CAVERN, Winnat's Pass, Castleton, Hope Valley, S33 8WA. Tel:
01433 620512. This unique cavern is an old lead mine worked in
the early part of the 18th Century. It is visited by boat in
complete comfort and safety by travelling along a subterranean
illuminated canal. (Photo right: Winnat's Pass). www.speedwellcavern.co.uk. About 3 miles west of Bamford. |
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PEVERIL CASTLE, Castleton, Hope Valley, S33
8WQ. (English Heritage).Tel: 01433 620613. Norman Motte and Bailey
Castle in ruins. Built by William the Conqueror for his illegitimate
son William Peveril, to oversee the lead mines and Forest of
the Peak. Looked after by English Heritage. About 3 miles west of Bamford. |
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HATHERSAGE
OPEN AIR HEATED SWIMMING POOL, Oddfellows Road, Hathersage, Hope
Valley. Tel: 01433 650843. The pool surround has changed little
since being built in 1936 and still has the original veranda
and bandstand with a beautiful grass lawn to sunbathe on. About 2 miles
east of Bamford. |
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1935 saw the construction of Ladybower Dam.
This project received objections both locally and nationaly because
it involved the flooding of two villages; Ashopton and Derwent.
Derwent village can still be seen in very dry summers. Ladybower
is now a major tourist attraction. More.
About 2 miles north of
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CHATSWORTH
HOUSE, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1PP. Tel: 01246 582204 is about
5 miles from Bakewell. The house is richly furnished and decorated
with painted walls and ceilings, woodcarvings, elaborate inlay
furniture, tapestry and leather. Guided tours by prior arrangement.
Refreshments and self service restaurant. Admission charges apply.
www.chatsworth.org. About 1 miles south of Baslow. |
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Haddon Hall, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1LA.
Tel: 01629 812855. Haddon Hall, two miles south of Bakewell on
the banks of the River Wye, is one of the finest medieval manor
houses in England. Haddon Hall is a unique example of building
styles from the 12th to the 17th centuries. www.haddonhall.co.uk.
About 3 miles south of
Baslow. |
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Caudwell's
Mill, Rowsley, Derbyshire, DE4 2EB. Tel: 01629 734374. Here on
the banks of the river Wye lies Caudwell's Mill, a unique grade
II listed historic roller flour mill. A mill has stood on the
site for at least 400 years, the present mill was built in 1874
and is turbine-driven. About 3 miles south of Baslow. |
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Old House Museum, Cunningham Place, Bakewell,
Derbyshire. Tel: 01629 813642. This fascinating old house contains
a wonderful collection of items from the Bakewell area, displayed
to show aspects of local and social history in this part of Derbyshire.
The displays are full of memories and interest for everyone.
We attract visitors from all over the world, as well as from
our local area. www.oldhousemuseum.org.uk. About 3 miles south of Baslow. |
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Derwent Valley Visitor Centre & Strutt's
North Mill museum. North Mill, Bridgefoot, Belper, Derbyshire,
DE56 1YD. Tel: 01773 880474. Jedediah Strutt began building mills
here from 1776. The original North Mill was completed in 1786
but was destroyed by fire in 1803. Its replacement, the present
mill, was built in 1804. belpernorthmill.org.uk. Location: In the centre of Belper. |
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Crich
Tramway Village, nr Matlock, Derbyshire, DE4 5DP. Tel: 01773
854321. Trams run to and fro every few minutes as visitors ride
over the cobbles of our period street, past the original facades
of historic buildings from the around the country before heading
up the valley to views that will take your breath away. tramway.co.uk. About
5 miles north of Belper. |
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The Bank Pottery, Crowdecote, Buxton, SK17
0DB. Tel: 01298 83629. Located in the heart of the Peak District,
overlooking the village of Crowdecote, the Bank Pottery is the
perfect location to be inspired and creative with clay. As well
as producing her own work, the resident potter runs weekly pottery
courses throughout the year. In the summer months she runs workshops
covering various aspects of pottery. www.bankpottery.com. About 6 miles south of Buxton. |
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Buxton
Museum & Art Gallery, Terrace Road, Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17
6DA. Tel : (01298) 24658. Discover the geology, archaeology & history of the Peak District through 7 time zones. Enjoy the changing programme of exhibitions of local history & photography, a step into a Victorian scientist's study. Location: In the centre of Buxton. |
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Poole's Cavern & Country Park, Green Lane,
Buxton, Derbyshire SK17 9DH. Tel: 01298 26978. Magnificent natural
cavern. Guided tours through spacious, well lit chambers, spectacular
stalagmites, crystal formations & Derbyshire's largest stalactite.
Woodland trails to panoramic views, visitor centre. www.poolescavern.co.uk.
Location: In the centre
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The
Chestnut Centre, Castleton Road (A625) Chapel-en-le-Frith, High
Peak Derbyshire SK23 0QS. Tel: 01298 814099. Conservation Park,
Otter Haven & Owl Sanctuary - houses Europe's largest collection
of multi -specied otters & owls including Britain's only
pair of giant otters. About 5 miles north of Buxton. |
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Hartington Cheese, The Old Cheese Shop, Hartington,
Derbyshire. The Old Cheese Shop at Hartington is a much loved
source of some of the finest cheeses you can buy in Britain.
It has been a focal point of Hartington since it was opened in
the 1980s and now showcases the best cheeses from the award winning
Hartington Creamery. The shop stocks over thirty different British
cheeses. www.hartingtoncheese.co.uk. About 8 miles south of Buxton. |
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Donington Park Leisure Ltd, Donington Park
Grand Prix Circuit, Castle Donington, Derby, DE74 2RP, UK. +
44 (0) 1332 810 048. Corporate Days (Cars and Bikes), Track Hire,
Drive Donington Experiences, Conferences and Events. www.donington-park.co.uk.
Location: On the outskirts
of Castle Donington. |
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Donington
Grand Prix Collection, Donington Park, Castle Donington, Leicestershire,
DE74 2RP. Tel: 01332 811027. 130 exhibits within 5 halls depicting
motor sport history from the turn of the century to the present
day. Location:
On the outskirts of Castle Donington. |
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Calke Abbey, Ticknall, near Melbourne, Leicestershire,
DE73 7LE. Tel: 01332 863822. Baroque mansion built in 1701-3
which has remained virtually unaltered since the death of the
last baronet, Sir Vauncey Harpur- Crewe in 1924. Set in 750 acres
of beautiful parkland, 18th century stable block, Gothic-style
church, walled gardens and restaurant. National Trust. Charges
apply. About 6 miles west
of Castle Donington. |
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Elvaston
Castle Country Park - Borrowash Road, Derby, DE72 3EP. Set four
miles south-east of the city of Derby is Elvaston Castle Country
Park, a picturesque site featuring over 200 acres of woodlands,
parkland and formal gardens. www.elvastoncastle.org.uk.
About 4 miles north of
Castle Donington. |
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BLUE
JOHN CAVERN, Castleton, Hope Valley, S33 8WP. Tel: 01433 620638/620642.
Large range of natural water-worn caverns featuring stalactites,
stalagmites and Blue John Stone. Eight of the fourteen known
veins are found here. Castleton is the only known place where
Britain's rarest mineral occurs. Blue John Craft Shop in the
town. www.bluejohn-cavern.co.uk. Location: In the centre of Castleton. |
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HATHERSAGE CHURCH (ST MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS).
School Lane, Hathersage, Hope Valley, S32 1BB. Tel: 44 1433 650
3532 Legendary site of Little John's Grave, in village which
also has connection with Charlotte Bronte, who wrote "Jane
Eyre" while staying here. Brass rubbings may be done of
the Eyre family brasses. Open in daylight hours. About 5 miles east of Castleton. |
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CASTLETON
VILLAGE MUSEUM, Castleton Visitor Centre, Buxton Road, Castleton,
Hope Valley. Tel. 01433 620679. Village history displays including
Blue John, lead mining, Smithy, Joiner's shop, rope making, Garland
Ceremony etc. On the 2nd April 2004, Castleton's new state-of-the-art
information centre was opened to the public.
Location: In the centre
of Castleton. |
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TREAK CLIFF CAVERN, Castleton, Hope Valley,
S33 8WP. Tel: 01433 620571. Underground wonderland of stalactites
and stalagmites. World's richest deposits of Blue John stone
easily visible on guided tours of the caverns. Fossils and other
mineral and rock formations. Suitable for people of all ages.
www.bluejohnstone.com. Location:
In the centre of Castleton. |
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SPEEDWELL
CAVERN, Winnat's Pass, Castleton, Hope Valley, S33 8WA. Tel:
01433 620512. This unique cavern is an old lead mine worked in
the early part of the 18th Century. It is visited by boat in
complete comfort and safety by travelling along a subterranean
illuminated canal. (Photo right: Winnat's Pass).
www.speedwellcavern.co.uk. Location:
In the centre of Castleton. |
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PEVERIL CASTLE, Castleton, Hope Valley, S33
8WQ. (English Heritage).Tel: 01433 620613. Norman Motte and Bailey
Castle in ruins. Built by William the Conqueror for his illegitimate
son William Peveril, to oversee the lead mines and Forest of
the Peak. Looked after by English Heritage. Location: In the centre of Castleton. |
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HATHERSAGE
OPEN AIR HEATED SWIMMING POOL, Oddfellows Road, Hathersage, Hope
Valley. Tel: 01433 650843. The pool surround has changed little
since being built in 1936 and still has the original veranda
and bandstand with a beautiful grass lawn to sunbathe on. About 5 miles
east of Castleton. |
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1935 saw the construction of Ladybower Dam.
This project received objections both locally and nationaly because
it involved the flooding of two villages; Ashopton and Derwent.
Derwent village can still be seen in very dry summers. Ladybower
is now a major tourist attraction. More.
About 5 miles north of
Castleton. |
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Buxton
Museum & Art Gallery, Terrace Road, Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17
6DA. Tel : (01298) 24658. Discover the geology, archaeology & history of the Peak District through 7 time zones. Enjoy the changing programme of exhibitions of local history & photography, a step into a Victorian scientist's study. About 5 miles south of Chapel en le Frith. |
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Poole's Cavern & Country Park, Green Lane,
Buxton, Derbyshire SK17 9DH. Tel: 01298 26978. Magnificent natural
cavern. Guided tours through spacious, well lit chambers, spectacular
stalagmites, crystal formations & Derbyshire's largest stalactite.
Woodland trails to panoramic views, visitor centre. poolescavern.co.uk.
About 5 miles south of
Chapel en le Frith. |
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The
Chestnut Centre, Castleton Road (A625) Chapel-en-le-Frith, High
Peak Derbyshire SK23 0QS. Tel: 01298 814099. Conservation Park,
Otter Haven & Owl Sanctuary - houses Europe's largest collection
of multi -specied otters & owls including Britain's only
pair of giant otters. Location: On the outskirts of Chapel en le Frith. |
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Torrs Millennium Walkway, New Mills, Derbyshire.
The walkway provides a route through the previously impassable
gritstone gorge at Torrs, New Mills. The gorge is an area of
exceptional natural beauty and unique industrial archaeological
heritage. An elevated 160m long cantilevered walkway provides
the important ‘missing link’ for the Mid Shires Way,
allowing people to walk the whole scenic, 275 mile trail. About 4 miles north west of Chapel
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Tapton Park Golf Course Chesterfield Tel:
01246 239500. Chesterfield Golf Club Matlock Road, Walton, Chesterfield,
Derbyshire, S42 7LA Tel: 01246 279256. |
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Crooked Spire, Chesterfield - The " Crooked Spire "
of St. Mary & All Saints Church is 228' high and leans 9'
5" from its true centre. The church is the largest in Derbyshire
& was dedicated in 1234. Guided trips up the spire are available. |
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Chesterfield Museum, St Mary's Gate, Chesterfield,
S41 7TY. Tel: 01246 345727. Chesterfield's rich historical heritage
is explored in the town's museum and art gallery. The museum
is located on St Mary's Gate close to the Parish Church (Crooked
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CHATSWORTH
HOUSE, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1PP. Tel: 01246 582204 is about
5 miles from Bakewell. The house is richly furnished and decorated
with painted walls and ceilings, woodcarvings, elaborate inlay
furniture, tapestry and leather. Guided tours by prior arrangement.
Refreshments and self service restaurant. Admission charges apply.
www.chatsworth.org. About 8 miles west of Chesterfield. |
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Pomegranate Theatre, Corporation Street, Chesterfield
Tel: 01246 345222. The Pomegranate is a grade 2 listed Victorian
546 seater proscenium arch theatre offering a wide range of professional
touring and local amateur productions |
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Chesterfield
Borough Council, Town Hall, Rose Hill, Chesterfield, Derbyshire,
S40 1LP. Tel: 01246 345345. |
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Queens Park Sports Centre Tel: 01246 345555.
We offer the largest range of sporting and recreational opportunities
under one roof in the area. These facilities include a 33 metre
6 lane swimming pool with diving boards, teaching pool and a
beached baby pool as well as the 185 ft Hipper Dipper Flume |
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The
Solar Pyramid, a visually stunning landmark steel sculpture,
standing at 45 metres in height next to the M1, will be the largest
working timepiece in the World and the UK’s largest work
of art. The Solar Pyramid will work like a giant sundial. Contact
01629 760202. www.solarpyramid.co.uk. |
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Chesterfield Football Club, SaltergateTel:
01246 209765. The club presently play at Saltergate (2006-7 season),
although it now has permission to build a new 11,000 capacity
stadium about one mile from the town centre. |
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Chesterfield
Canal Trust. The Trust aims to promote the full restoration and
development of the Chesterfield Canal. Already the Chesterfield
Canal has much to offer; the 46-mile canal has narrow locks,
wide locks, and tunnels. It originally ran from the River Trent
at West Stockwith to Chesterfield. It is currently only navigable
as far as Kiveton Park near Rotherham. The section near Chesterfield
offers the Tapton Lock Visitor Centre at Tapton Lock, Lockoford
Lane, CHESTERFIELD, Derbyshire, S41 7JB. Tel: 01246 551035. Main
towns near the canal - Rotherham Chesterfield, Worksop, Retford, Gainsborough. |
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The Winding Wheel, Holywell Street, Chesterfield,
S41 7SA. Tel: 01246 345334. Concert & Exhibition Venue. A
grade 2 listed building and former cinema in the town centre.
Professional and amateur Concerts, Exhibitions, Conferences and
more. The Auditorium holds up to 1000 people and the ballroom
holds up to 200. www.windingwheel.co.uk |
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Hardwick
Hall, Doe Lea, Chesterfield, Derbyshire S44 5QJ. Tel: 01246 850430.
One of Britain's greatest and most complete Elizabethan houses.
Tudor treasure house Built for 'Bess of Hardwick'. 16th and 17th-century tapestries and embroideries. Rare breeds of cattle and sheep. Herb garden. The ruins of Hardwick Old Hall in the grounds are owned by the National Trust and administered by English Heritage (01246 850431). National Trust. Charges apply. www.nationaltrust.org.uk. Location: About 5 miles south east of Chesterfield, between junctions 28 and 29 of the M1. |
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Bolsover Castle, Derbyshire - S44 6PR. Bolsover
Castle, perched high on a wooded hillside near Chesterfield is
an enchanting place to visit. William the Conqueror gave Bolsover
Castle to his bailiff, William Peveril, who is believed to have
built a keep where Bolsover Castle now stands. Visitors
can enjoy the elaborate fireplaces, panelling and wall paintings,
and see the early indoor riding school linked to the castle with
a range of buildings including a gallery. In Bolsover, 6 miles E of Chesterfield on A632. Off
M1 at junction29 (signposted). English
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CHATSWORTH
HOUSE, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1PP. Tel: 01246 582204 is about
5 miles from Bakewell. The house is richly furnished and decorated
with painted walls and ceilings, woodcarvings, elaborate inlay
furniture, tapestry and leather. Guided tours by prior arrangement.
Refreshments and self service restaurant. Admission charges apply.
www.chatsworth.org. About 5 miles north of Darley Dale. |
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Haddon Hall, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1LA.
Tel: 01629 812855. Haddon Hall, two miles south of Bakewell on
the banks of the River Wye, is one of the finest medieval manor
houses in England. Haddon Hall is a unique example of building
styles from the 12th to the 17th centuries. www.haddonhall.co.uk.
About 3 miles north west
of Darley Dale. |
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Caudwell's
Mill, Rowsley, Derbyshire, DE4 2EB. Tel: 01629 734374. Here on
the banks of the river Wye lies Caudwell's Mill, a unique grade
II listed historic roller flour mill. A mill has stood on the
site for at least 400 years, the present mill was built in 1874
and is turbine-driven. About 2 miles north of Darley Dale. |
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Old House Museum, Cunningham Place, Bakewell,
Derbyshire. Tel: 01629 813642. This fascinating old house contains
a wonderful collection of items from the Bakewell area, displayed
to show aspects of local and social history in this part of Derbyshire.
The displays are full of memories and interest for everyone.
We attract visitors from all over the world, as well as from
our local area. www.oldhousemuseum.org.uk. About 4 miles north of Darley Dale. |
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Derby Cathedral, Iron Gate, DERBY, Derbyshire,
DE1 3DY. Tel: 01332 341201. Guided Tours are available for pre-booked
groups. Location: In the
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Derby
Playhouse, Eagle Centre, DERBY, Derbyshire. Tel: 01332 363275.
Comedies, musicals, classic and modern drama. Shows most evenings
and matinee performances. Location: In the centre of Derby. |
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The Royal Crown Derby Porcelain Co Limited,
194 Osmaston Road, Derby, Derbyshire, DE23 8JZ. Tel: +44 (0)
1332 712800. With a museum, factory tours, a super factory shop
and a restaurant serving a wide range of delicious food, a visit
to Royal Crown Derby is a great day out. Location: In the centre of Derby. |
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Derby
Gaol, 50 Friargate, Derby. Tel: 01332 299321. Derby Gaol is a
working museum which is open to the public. Currently the Gaol
has two cells: The Condemned Cell and the Debtor's Cell. overnight
hire. Ghostwalks. www.derbygaol.com. Location: In the centre of Derby. |
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Elvaston Castle Country Park - Borrowash Road,
Derby, DE72 3EP. Set four miles south-east of the city of Derby
is Elvaston Castle Country Park, a picturesque site featuring
over 200 acres of woodlands, parkland and formal gardens. www.elvastoncastle.org.uk.
About 4 miles south of
Derby. |
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Calke
Abbey, Ticknall, near Melbourne, Leicestershire, DE73 7LE. Tel:
01332 863822. Baroque mansion built in 1701-3 which has remained
virtually unaltered since the death of the last baronet, Sir
Vauncey Harpur- Crewe in 1924. Set in 750 acres of beautiful
parkland, 18th century stable block, Gothic-style church, walled
gardens and restaurant. National Trust. Charges apply. About 8 miles
south of Derby. |
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Don
Valley Stadium, Sheffield. Tel: 0114 2233600. Built at a cost
of £29 million and offering a capacity for 50000 spectators,
Don Valley Stadium is one of the finest sports stadiums in the
UK. The stadium is situated on the Sheffield Supertram line,
between Attercliffe and Meadowhall. www.donvalleystadium.co.uk. About 5 miles
northwest of Eckington. |
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Renishaw Hall, Renishaw, Sheffield S21 3WB.
Tel: 01246 432310. Renishaw Hall and its impressive gardens have
been the home of the Sitwell family for over 350 years. The beautiful
Italianate garden, park and lake were the creation of the eccentric
Sir George Sitwell, grandfather of the present owner. The Hall
is not open to the public, but the gardens are open from Easter
to October. On the outskirts of Eckington. |
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The
Sheffield Ski Village, Vale Road, Sheffield, S3 9SJ Tel: 0114
276 9459. Sheffield Ski Village has the largest dry ski slope
in Europe as well as snowboarding facilities and a toboggan run,
modern ski lifts, nursery slopes, blue, red and black runs and
ski lessons. www.sheffieldskivillage.co.uk.
About 8 miles northwest
of Eckington. |
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Sheffield Hallam FM Arena, Broughton Lane,
Sheffield S9 2DF Tel: 0114 256 2002 - the award winning Hallam
FM Arena has established an excellent reputation for hosting
world class events including concerts, ice shows, sport and exhibitions.
www.hallamfmarena.co.uk. About
7 miles northwest of Eckington. |
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Glossop Heritage Centre, Bank House, Henry
Street, Glossop, Derbyshire, SK13 8BW. Maps & Plans, Information
sheets & booklets, selection of old local photographs, old
local newspapers back to 1880's, local souvenirs, books.Art Gallery.
Exhibitions. Local History. www.glossopheritage.co.uk. Location: In the centre of Glossop. |
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Glossop
Golf Club, Sheffield Rd, GLOSSOP, DERBYSHIRE, SK13 7PU. Tel:
01457 865 247. Moorland course. Location: On the outskirts of Glossop. |
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Blackbrook
- The Zoological Park of the Moorlands, Winkhill, near Leek,
Staffs, ST13 7QR. Tel: 01538 308293. The zoological park of the
moorlands, with rare birds, unusual animals, reptiles, insects,
aquarium, children's pets and farm. Under - 5's indoor jungle
playroom. Talks, displays and shop. www.blackbrookzoologicalpark.co.uk.
About 8 miles south west
of Hartington. |
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The famous henge of Arbor Low is a fine example
of a stone circle and can be found 3 miles along the Long Rake
west of Youlgreave. Arbor Low is a powerful place to visit at
any time of the year. More
About 3 miles north east
of Hartington. |
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Hartington
Cheese, The Old Cheese Shop, Hartington, Derbyshire. The Old
Cheese Shop at Hartington is a much loved source of some of the
finest cheeses you can buy in Britain. It has been a focal point
of Hartington since it was opened in the 1980s and now showcases
the best cheeses from the award winning Hartington Creamery.
The shop stocks over thirty different British cheeses. www.hartingtoncheese.co.uk. Location: In the centre of Hartington. |
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BLUE
JOHN CAVERN, Castleton, Hope Valley, S33 8WP. Tel: 01433 620638/620642.
Large range of natural water-worn caverns featuring stalactites,
stalagmites and Blue John Stone. Eight of the fourteen known
veins are found here. Castleton is the only known place where
Britain's rarest mineral occurs. Blue John Craft Shop in the
town. www.bluejohn-cavern.co.uk. About 5 mile west of Hathersage. |
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HATHERSAGE CHURCH (ST MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS).
School Lane, Hathersage, Hope Valley, S32 1BB. Tel: 44 1433 650
3532 Legendary site of Little John's Grave, in village which
also has connection with Charlotte Bronte, who wrote "Jane
Eyre" while staying here. Brass rubbings may be done of
the Eyre family brasses. Open in daylight hours. Location: In the centre of Hathersage |
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CASTLETON
VILLAGE MUSEUM, Castleton Visitor Centre, Buxton Road, Castleton,
Hope Valley. Tel. 01433 620679. Village history displays including
Blue John, lead mining, Smithy, Joiner's shop, rope making, Garland
Ceremony etc. On the 2nd April 2004, Castleton's new state-of-the-art
information centre was opened to the public.
About 5 mile west of Hathersage. |
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TREAK CLIFF CAVERN, Castleton, Hope Valley,
S33 8WP. Tel: 01433 620571. Underground wonderland of stalactites
and stalagmites. World's richest deposits of Blue John stone
easily visible on guided tours of the caverns. Fossils and other
mineral and rock formations. Suitable for people of all ages.
www.bluejohnstone.com. About
5 mile west of Hathersage. |
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SPEEDWELL
CAVERN, Winnat's Pass, Castleton, Hope Valley, S33 8WA. Tel:
01433 620512. This unique cavern is an old lead mine worked in
the early part of the 18th Century. It is visited by boat in
complete comfort and safety by travelling along a subterranean
illuminated canal. (Photo right: Winnat's Pass)
www.speedwellcavern.co.uk. About
5 mile west of Hathersage. |
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PEVERIL CASTLE, Castleton, Hope Valley, S33
8WQ. (English Heritage).Tel: 01433 620613. Norman Motte and Bailey
Castle in ruins. Built by William the Conqueror for his illegitimate
son William Peveril, to oversee the lead mines and Forest of
the Peak. Looked after by English Heritage. About 5 mile west of Hathersage. |
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HATHERSAGE
OPEN AIR HEATED SWIMMING POOL, Oddfellows Road, Hathersage, Hope
Valley. Tel: 01433 650843. The pool surround has changed little
since being built in 1936 and still has the original veranda
and bandstand with a beautiful grass lawn to sunbathe on. Location:
In the centre of Hathersage. |
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1935 saw the construction of Ladybower Dam.
This project received objections both locally and nationaly because
it involved the flooding of two villages; Ashopton and Derwent.
Derwent village can still be seen in very dry summers. Ladybower
is now a major tourist attraction. More.
About 4 miles west of
Hathersage. |
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The
Chestnut Centre, Castleton Road (A625) Chapel-en-le-Frith, High
Peak Derbyshire SK23 0QS. Tel: 01298 814099. Conservation Park,
Otter Haven & Owl Sanctuary - houses Europe's largest collection
of multi -specied otters & owls including Britain's only
pair of giant otters. About 4 miles south of Hayfield. |
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Torrs Millennium Walkway, New Mills, Derbyshire.
The walkway provides a route through the previously impassable
gritstone gorge at Torrs, New Mills. The gorge is an area of
exceptional natural beauty and unique industrial archaeological
heritage. An elevated 160m long cantilevered walkway provides
the important ‘missing link’ for the Mid Shires Way,
allowing people to walk the whole scenic, 275 mile trail. About 2 miles west of Hayfield. |
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BLUE
JOHN CAVERN, Castleton, Hope Valley, S33 8WP. Tel: 01433 620638/620642.
Large range of natural water-worn caverns featuring stalactites,
stalagmites and Blue John Stone. Eight of the fourteen known
veins are found here. Castleton is the only known place where
Britain's rarest mineral occurs. Blue John Craft Shop in the
town. www.bluejohn-cavern.co.uk. About 1 mile west of Hope. |
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HATHERSAGE CHURCH (ST MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS).
School Lane, Hathersage, Hope Valley, S32 1BB. Tel: 44 1433 650
3532 Legendary site of Little John's Grave, in village which
also has connection with Charlotte Bronte, who wrote "Jane
Eyre" while staying here. Brass rubbings may be done of
the Eyre family brasses. Open in daylight hours. About 4 miles east of Hope. |
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CASTLETON
VILLAGE MUSEUM, Castleton Visitor Centre, Buxton Road, Castleton,
Hope Valley. Tel. 01433 620679. Village history displays including
Blue John, lead mining, Smithy, Joiner's shop, rope making, Garland
Ceremony etc. On the 2nd April 2004, Castleton's new state-of-the-art
information centre was opened to the public.
About 1 mile west of Hope. |
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TREAK CLIFF CAVERN, Castleton, Hope Valley,
S33 8WP. Tel: 01433 620571. Underground wonderland of stalactites
and stalagmites. World's richest deposits of Blue John stone
easily visible on guided tours of the caverns. Fossils and other
mineral and rock formations. Suitable for people of all ages.
www.bluejohnstone.com. About
1 mile west of Hope. |
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SPEEDWELL
CAVERN, Winnat's Pass, Castleton, Hope Valley, S33 8WA. Tel:
01433 620512. This unique cavern is an old lead mine worked in
the early part of the 18th Century. It is visited by boat in
complete comfort and safety by travelling along a subterranean
illuminated canal. (Photo right: Winnat's Pass)
www.speedwellcavern.co.uk. About
1 mile west of Hope. |
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PEVERIL CASTLE, Castleton, Hope Valley, S33
8WQ. (English Heritage).Tel: 01433 620613. Norman Motte and Bailey
Castle in ruins. Built by William the Conqueror for his illegitimate
son William Peveril, to oversee the lead mines and Forest of
the Peak. Looked after by English Heritage. About 1 mile west of Hope. |
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HATHERSAGE
OPEN AIR HEATED SWIMMING POOL, Oddfellows Road, Hathersage, Hope
Valley. Tel: 01433 650843. The pool surround has changed little
since being built in 1936 and still has the original veranda
and bandstand with a beautiful grass lawn to sunbathe on. About 4 miles
east of Hope. |
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1935 saw the construction of Ladybower Dam.
This project received objections both locally and nationaly because
it involved the flooding of two villages; Ashopton and Derwent.
Derwent village can still be seen in very dry summers. Ladybower
is now a major tourist attraction. More.
About 3 miles north of
Hope. |
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Elvaston
Castle Country Park - Borrowash Road, Derby, DE72 3EP. Set four
miles south-east of the city of Derby is Elvaston Castle Country
Park, a picturesque site featuring over 200 acres of woodlands,
parkland and formal gardens. www.elvastoncastle.org.uk.
About 4 miles west of
Long Eaton. |
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Attenborough Nature Centre, Barton Lane, Attenborough,
Nottingham, NG9 6DY. Tel: 0115 972 1777. A haven for wildlife.
Education, Visitor & Conference Facilities. The Nature Centre
is entirely on one level with all rooms fully accessible. Disabled
parking spaces are approximately 100m from the entrance to the
Centre. About 2 miles
east of Long Eaton. |
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Crich
Tramway Village, nr Matlock, Derbyshire, DE4 5DP. Tel: 01773
854321. Trams run to and fro every few minutes as visitors ride
over the cobbles of our period street, past the original facades
of historic buildings from the around the country before heading
up the valley to views that will take your breath away. www.tramway.co.uk. About
4 miles south of Matlock. |
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CHATSWORTH HOUSE, Bakewell, DE45 1PP. Tel:
01246 582204 is about 7 miles from Matlock. The house is richly
furnished and decorated with painted walls and ceilings, woodcarvings,
elaborate inlay furniture, tapestry and leather. Guided tours
by prior arrangement. Refreshments and self service restaurant.
Admission charges apply.
www.chatsworth.org. About 6 miles north of Matlock. |
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Caudwell's
Mill, Rowsley, Derbyshire, DE4 2EB. Tel: 01629 734374. Here on
the banks of the river Wye lies Caudwell's Mill, a unique grade
II listed historic roller flour mill. A mill has stood on the
site for at least 400 years, the present mill was built in 1874
and is turbine-driven. About 3 miles north of Matlock. |
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Haddon Hall, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1LA.
Tel: 01629 812855. Haddon Hall, two miles south of Bakewell on
the banks of the River Wye, is one of the finest medieval manor
houses in England. Haddon Hall is a unique example of building
styles from the 12th to the 17th centuries. www.haddonhall.co.uk.
About 4 miles north of
Matlock. |
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The
Arkwright Society, Cromford Mill, Mill Lane, Cromford, Matlock,
Derbyshire, DE4 3RQ. Tel: 01629 823256. The world’s first
successful water powered cotton spinning mill in 1771. Tours
for visitors are available. Today there is a range of shops available
at Cromford Mill. cromfordmill.co.uk.
About 3 miles south of
Matlock. |
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Peak Village outlet shopping centre, Chatsworth
Road, Rowsley, Derbyshire DE4 2JE. Tel: 01629 735326. 26 outlets,
free coach & car parking, restaurant/coffee shop, Fitness
Centre. Up to 70% off many top brands. About 4 miles north of Matlock. |
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Riber
Castle overlooks the town and the country side around Matlock.
Designed and built by John Smedley in 1862 as his private residence,
the stone came from a local quarry. Smedley died before its completion
and his wife lived in it until she too died. The building was
then turned into a boys school , then in 1940 the MOD used it
as a storage depot. After this period it became Riber Castle
Wildlife Park, which closed in September 2000. The future of
the building has not yet been decided, although convertion into
apartments in a possibility. Overlooking
Matlock. |
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The Heights of Abraham, Matlock Bath, Derbyshire,
DE43PD. Tel : 01629 582365. Journey in Matlock Bath cable cars,
guided underground showcaves. Experience the life of a lead miner.
www.heightsofabraham.com. Location:
About 2 miles south of Matlock. |
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Peak District Mining Museum - The Pavilion,
Matlock Bath, Derbyshire, DE4 3NR. Tel: 01629 583 834 With climbing
shafts (for the young at heart), Hazard tunnel (if you dare),
Rag and chain pump, Working models, Slide show, Rocks and minerals
(including the Howie collection) and informative displays. In the centre of Matlock Bath. |
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Crich
Tramway Village, nr Matlock, Derbyshire, DE4 5DP. Tel: 01773
854321. Trams run to and fro every few minutes as visitors ride
over the cobbles of our period street, past the original facades
of historic buildings from the around the country before heading
up the valley to views that will take your breath away. www.tramway.co.uk. About
3 miles south of Matlock Bath. |
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Gulliver's Kingdom, Temple Walk, Matlock Bath,
DE4 3PG. Tel: 01925 444888. Gulliver’s Matlock Bath is nestled
in a stunning hillside where much of the magic comes from the
amazing scenery and views. From the Alpine joys of Little Switzerland,
the escape from reality on Fantasy Terrace to high noon in Western
World. Enjoy all the magic of Lilliput Land and then step back
in time to Palais Royale. www.gulliversfun.co.uk. Location: In the centre of Matlock
Bath. |
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The
Arkwright Society, Cromford Mill, Mill Lane, Cromford, Matlock,
Derbyshire, DE4 3RQ. Tel: 01629 823256. The world’s first
successful water powered cotton spinning mill in 1771. Tours
for visitors are available. Today there is a range of shops available
at Cromford Mill. cromfordmill.co.uk.
About 1 mile south of
Matlock Bath. |
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The Heights of Abraham, Matlock Bath, Derbyshire,
DE43PD. Tel : 01629 582365. Journey in Matlock Bath cable cars,
guided underground showcaves. Experience the life of a lead miner.
www.heightsofabraham.com. Location:
In the centre of Matlock Bath. |
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The
Chestnut Centre, Castleton Road (A625) Chapel-en-le-Frith, High
Peak Derbyshire SK23 0QS. Tel: 01298 814099. Conservation Park,
Otter Haven & Owl Sanctuary - houses Europe's largest collection
of multi -specied otters & owls including Britain's only
pair of giant otters. About 4 miles south east of New Mills. |
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Torrs Millennium Walkway, New Mills, Derbyshire.
The walkway provides a route through the previously impassable
gritstone gorge at Torrs, New Mills. The gorge is an area of
exceptional natural beauty and unique industrial archaeological
heritage. An elevated 160m long cantilevered walkway provides
the important ‘missing link’ for the Mid Shires Way,
allowing people to walk the whole scenic, 275 mile trail. Location: In the centre of New Mills. |
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Lyme
Park, Disley, Stockport, Cheshire SK12 2NX. Tel: 01663 762023.
One of the grandest buildings in Cheshire, Lyme Park was originally
a Tudor house and transformed into an Italianate palace by the
Venetian architect Leoni. The house is set in several hundred
acres of parkland and woodland where deer abound. It is bordered
by a sunken Dutch garden, rose gardens and a great conservatory
set above an attractive lake. National Trust. Charges apply. About 3 miles
south of New Mills. |
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CHATSWORTH
HOUSE, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1PP. Tel: 01246 582204 is about
5 miles from Bakewell. The house is richly furnished and decorated
with painted walls and ceilings, woodcarvings, elaborate inlay
furniture, tapestry and leather. Guided tours by prior arrangement.
Refreshments and self service restaurant. Admission charges apply.
www.chatsworth.org. About 3 miles north of Rowsley. |
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Haddon Hall, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1LA.
Tel: 01629 812855. Haddon Hall, two miles south of Bakewell on
the banks of the River Wye, is one of the finest medieval manor
houses in England. Haddon Hall is a unique example of building
styles from the 12th to the 17th centuries. www.haddonhall.co.uk.
About 1 miles west of
Rowsley. |
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Caudwell's
Mill, Rowsley, Derbyshire, DE4 2EB. Tel: 01629 734374. Here on
the banks of the river Wye lies Caudwell's Mill, a unique grade
II listed historic roller flour mill. A mill has stood on the
site for at least 400 years, the present mill was built in 1874
and is turbine-driven. Location: In the centre of Rowsley. |
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Old House Museum, Cunningham Place, Bakewell,
Derbyshire. Tel: 01629 813642. This fascinating old house contains
a wonderful collection of items from the Bakewell area, displayed
to show aspects of local and social history in this part of Derbyshire.
The displays are full of memories and interest for everyone.
We attract visitors from all over the world, as well as from
our local area. www.oldhousemuseum.org.uk. About 3 miles west of Rowsley. |
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Donington Park Leisure Ltd, Donington Park
Grand Prix Circuit, Castle Donington, Derby, DE74 2RP, UK. +
44 (0) 1332 810 048. Corporate Days (Cars and Bikes), Track Hire,
Drive Donington Experiences, Conferences and Events. Location: www.donington-park.co.uk.
About 6 miles north east
of Swadlincote. |
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Donington
Grand Prix Collection, Donington Park, Castle Donington, Leicestershire,
DE74 2RP. Tel: 01332 811027. 130 exhibits within 5 halls depicting
motor sport history from the turn of the century to the present
day. Location:
About 6 miles north east of Swadlincote. |
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Ashby Museum, North Street, Ashby-de-la-Zouch,
Leicestershire LE65 1HU. Tel: +44 (0)1530-560090. Ashby Museum
was established in 1982 in a small cottage in Lower Church Street.
In 1991 it relocated to its present home in North Street, where
it shares the old National School building with the town Library
and Tourist Information Centre. www.ashbydelazouchmuseum.org.uk.
Location: About 3 miles
east of Swadlincote. |
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Calke
Abbey, Ticknall, near Melbourne, Leicestershire, DE73 7LE. Tel:
01332 863822. Baroque mansion built in 1701-3 which has remained
virtually unaltered since the death of the last baronet, Sir
Vauncey Harpur- Crewe in 1924. Set in 750 acres of beautiful
parkland, 18th century stable block, Gothic-style church, walled
gardens and restaurant. National Trust. Charges apply. About 3 miles
east of Swadlincote. |
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Snibston Discovery Park, Ashby Road, Coalville,
LE67 3LN. Tel: 01530 278444. Award - winning tourist attraction.
100 acre site to explore a mixture of science, nature, history
and technology. Inside - explore ways of travelling in the Transport
gallery, discover working conditions at a 19th century coalface
and much more. Outside - join miners in a surface Colliery tour,
let off steam in a Science Play, have fun in wild water creating
a dam or powering a waterwheel. Location: About 8 miles east of Swadlincote. |
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Lyme
Park, Disley, Stockport, Cheshire SK12 2NX. Tel: 01663 762023.
One of the grandest buildings in Cheshire, Lyme Park was originally
a Tudor house and transformed into an Italianate palace by the
Venetian architect Leoni. The house is set in several hundred
acres of parkland and woodland where deer abound. It is bordered
by a sunken Dutch garden, rose gardens and a great conservatory
set above an attractive lake. National Trust. Charges apply. About 3 miles
west of Whaley Bridge. |
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The Chestnut Centre, Castleton Road (A625)
Chapel-en-le-Frith, High Peak Derbyshire SK23 0QS. Tel: 01298
814099. Conservation Park, Otter Haven & Owl Sanctuary -
houses Europe's largest collection of multi -specied otters &
owls including Britain's only pair of giant otters. About 3 miles east of Whaley Bridge. |
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Torrs
Millennium Walkway, New Mills, Derbyshire. The walkway provides
a route through the previously impassable gritstone gorge at
Torrs, New Mills. The gorge is an area of exceptional natural
beauty and unique industrial archaeological heritage. An elevated
160m long cantilevered walkway provides the important ‘missing
link’ for the Mid Shires Way, allowing people to walk the
whole scenic, 275 mile trail. About 3 miles north of Whaley Bridge. |
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Crich Tramway Village, nr Matlock, Derbyshire,
DE4 5DP. Telephone: 01773 854321. Trams run to and fro every
few minutes as visitors ride over the cobbles of our period street,
past the original facades of historic buildings from the around
the country before heading up the valley to views that will take
your breath away. www.tramway.co.uk. About 4 miles east of Wirksworth. |
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The
Arkwright Society, Cromford Mill, Mill Lane, Cromford, Matlock,
Derbyshire, DE4 3RQ. Tel: 01629 823256. The world’s first
successful water powered cotton spinning mill in 1771. Tours
for visitors are available. Today there is a range of shops available
at Cromford Mill. www.cromfordmill.co.uk.
About 3 miles north of
Wirksworth. |
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CHATSWORTH
HOUSE, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1PP. Tel: 01246 582204 is about
5 miles from Bakewell. The house is richly furnished and decorated
with painted walls and ceilings, woodcarvings, elaborate inlay
furniture, tapestry and leather. Guided tours by prior arrangement.
Refreshments and self service restaurant. Admission charges apply.
www.chatsworth.org. About 7 miles north east of Youlgreave. |
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Haddon Hall, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1LA.
Tel: 01629 812855. Haddon Hall, two miles south of Bakewell on
the banks of the River Wye, is one of the finest medieval manor
houses in England. Haddon Hall is a unique example of building
styles from the 12th to the 17th centuries. www.haddonhall.co.uk.
About 3 miles north east
of Youlgreave. |
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Caudwell's
Mill, Rowsley, Derbyshire, DE4 2EB. Tel: 01629 734374. Here on
the banks of the river Wye lies Caudwell's Mill, a unique grade
II listed historic roller flour mill. A mill has stood on the
site for at least 400 years, the present mill was built in 1874
and is turbine-driven. About 3 miles north east of Youlgreave. |
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Old House Museum, Cunningham Place, Bakewell,
Derbyshire. Tel: 01629 813642. This fascinating old house contains
a wonderful collection of items from the Bakewell area, displayed
to show aspects of local and social history in this part of Derbyshire.
The displays are full of memories and interest for everyone.
We attract visitors from all over the world, as well as from
our local area. www.oldhousemuseum.org.uk.About 3 miles north of Youlgreave. |
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The
famous henge of Arbor Low is a fine example of a stone circle
and can be found 3 miles along the Long Rake west of Youlgreave.
Arbor Low is a powerful place to visit at any time of the year.
More About 2 miles
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- CHATSWORTH HOUSE, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1PP. Tel: 01246
582204. chatsworth.org
- SPEEDWELL CAVERN, Winnat's
Pass, Castleton, Hope Valley, S33 8WA. Tel: 01433 620512. speedwellcavern.co.uk.
- The Chestnut Centre, Castleton Road (A625) Chapel-en-le-Frith,
High Peak Derbyshire SK23 0QS. Tel: 01298 814099
- Crich Tramway Village,
nr Matlock, Derbyshire, DE4 5DP. Tel: 01773 854321. tramway.co.uk
- Alton Towers, Alton, Staffordshire, ST10 4DB. Tel: 08705 20
40 60. alton-towers.co.uk