If you’re heading to the Peak District or Derbyshire this summer, these are some of the most remarkable attractions, scenic walks and great places to eat and drink.

Derbyshire and the Peak District are perfect places to spend some time during the summer holidays – whether you’re looking for impressive views, great walking routes or some of the county’s more ...

Visit Peak District & Derbyshire has released its shortlist of the area's best attractions. They span 15 categories, including Hotel of the Year and the New Tourism Business Award.

Hartington is a great base for exploring the many walks of the Peak District. This scenic village dates back to the Middle ...

Derbyshire’s Peak District is one of the UK’s largest and most beautiful nature reserves – it’s easy to see why it was the first area to be made a national park in the 1950s. VISIT THE PEAK DISTRICT ...

People planning to visit a popular Peak District reservoir this week have been urged to stay out of the water – and warned ...

Peak District and Derbyshire tourism 'could take £1bn Covid hit' 7 November 2020. ... An estimated 42m people visit the Peak District national park and popular spots like Matlock Bath each year.

The Labour-led authority also wants Visit Peak District to focus more on the northeast of the county. The council is cutting £30,000 of its £250,000 in funding because the current level is ...

This Peak District village does Christmas better than anywhere else ... More information from Visit Peak District and Derbyshire (visitpeakdistrict.com). Join the conversation.

Given that it’s a landscape where you’ll find medieval halls, plague villages and old pubs, it’s no surprise that the Peak District is home to a haunted location or two. Well, make that several.