Whether you are looking to visit Derbyshire because you can’t go abroad this year, or perhaps you’re looking to reintroduce dating into your life again – this ‘Top Places to Visit in Derbyshire’ guide will help you decide on which hotspots you need to visit.
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Derbyshire is an East Midlands county that really is about the great British outdoors. You can walk the doors, stop off in market towns or try the mouth watering mineral water. There’s so much to do including a city break visit to Derby, where you can climb the cathedral tower or explore local museums including insights into the Industrial Revolution.
So this little guide really is the perfect way to get a schedule together for your visit to Derbyshire to ensure that you have a successful outing, date or trip down memory lane.
Top Places to Visit in Derbyshire Guide:
Darley Park
This stunning park is without a doubt – a MUST visit hotspot in Derbyshire. This large, photographic park includes: gardens, wildlife, sport facilities, a cafe and loads more to visit.
Whether you have found someone to visit this park with from a Derbyshire Dating Site, or you are visiting with the entire family – there really is something for everyone.
Crich Tramway Village
This is a great suggestion for those ‘young at heart’. Forget a theme park – Crich Tramway Village is romantic, and oozes lots of history and fun too.
Transport yourself back in time on one of the stunning vintage trams. Soak up the Derbyshire atmosphere in a period street, and take a stroll around the beautiful shops and tearooms.
It really is a different kind of hotspot, but one you will remember and be grateful you visited.
Markeaton Park
Markeaton Park is Derby’s most visited park and is one of the East Midland’s most visited attractions. You can plan a whole day well spent here, or even a flying picnic visit.
This modern day park has loads of history oozing from its greenery. The park’s history can be traced all the way back to the medieval period when the park was first laid. Over the centuries there have been plenty of changes to the park, including ancient veteran trees, historic lost roads, old arable field patterns, an 18th century park and remains of Second World War army camp.
It’s a great place to visit, and also helps to talk about Derbyshire on common ground with other local singles on dating sites. Everyone has heard or been to Markeaton Park!
Poole’s Cavern & Buxton Country Park
Go beneath the ground on this little adventure hotspot!
Explore the vast limestone caverns and see how cruel stalactites have lined the chambers after millions of years. There are also stunning woodland trails to explore in Buxton Park, and a panoramic Peak District hilltop viewing point. The perfect place for a first kiss or a delicious picnic lunch.
Heights of Abraham
It wouldn’t be a top guide if there wasn’t a suggestion for exploring the stunning Peak District at its best.
The Heights Of Abraham is a tourist attraction in Matlock Bath.
It’s a unique day out which oversees over 60 acres of woodland estate from a true height. Take a cable car up to the stunning viewing point, and dine in the exquisite ‘Dine at the Heights’ restaurant for a fantastic first date like never before.
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