The Peak District Tourist Information & Visitor Guide
The Peak District National Park became Britain's first National Park in 1951, much of England's rich tapestry can be seen. Here you will find historic houses, pretty market towns, industrial heritage, steam railways plus a wealth of outdoor activities. Our Peak District Information and Visitor Guide will help you plan your visit to the Peak District to make it a break to remember.
The Peak District Highlights
- Chatsworth House - one of Britain's most impressive stately homes, with beautiful gardens
- The Heights of Abraham - wander the woodland paths and enjoy the breathtaking views and ride high in a cable cars
- Buxton Opera House - recently restored to its former glory
- Peak Rail - a scenic journey from Matlock to Buxton
- Matlock's Peak District Mining Museum - the world's first water-powered cotton mill
- Snake Pass - scenic road from Glossop to the Ladybower reservoir, built in 1820
- Speedwell Cavern - take a boat journey through the flooded workings of an 18th century mine
- Crich Tramway - home to the nation's collection of vintage trams
- Wingfield Manor - ruins of a country mansion built in the mid 15th century
- Steeple Grange Light Railway - an 18 inch gauge line near Wirksworth
- Buxton Walk - 4.5 mile walk from Buxton Country Park climbing up the moors with beautiful scenery
Plan your visit to The Peak District
- Peak District Hotels - view and choose a place to stay
- Peak District Attractions - our guide to places of interest
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Peak District Short Breaks - offers and ideas
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