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Attractions in The Peak District
Whether you're looking for a peaceful countryside walk, spectacular show caverns to explore or sites of immense cultural and historical importance to admire, you're sure to find it in the Peak District!
The area is bursting with fascinating attractions so there are loads of things to do and places to visit in Derbyshire and the Peak District. Some of the area's most unique sites include the fascinating caves found at Castleton, Buxton and the Heights of Abraham, the historic National Trust and English Heritage properties, and world-class industrial heritage sites - such as the Derwent Valley Mills.
One of the most important sites in Derbyshire and the Peak District is the World Heritage Site of Arkwright’s Mill at Cromford. Built in 1771, this is the world’s first successful water powered cotton spinning mill and the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. Enjoy a projected tour around the original mill, which brings the inside of the mill to life with all of its original hustle and bustle as you witness a day in the life of Sir Richard Arkwright himself. Right next to this historical site is the wonderful Cromford Canal and café, perfect for a relaxing walk followed by a warm cup of tea! Horse-drawn canal boat trips also run on selected days.
If you’re after family fun, there are loads of family-friendly attractions and child-friendly activities in Derbyshire and the Peak District such as Matlock Farm Park and the Heights of Abraham.
The amount of Peak District activities on offer is huge, so see below for the many historic houses and castles, heritage railways, museums, theatres and gardens - all within the Peak District and Derbyshire.
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