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Buxton, Chatsworth and the Peak District
Discover the delights of Derbyshire on this fantastic 5-day tour, taking in the region’s gorgeous scenery and quaint towns. Rich in history yet boasting all the modern comforts you would expect, our base is the Old Hall Hotel in Buxton, dating back to 1573 and reputed to be the oldest hotel in England. From here, marvel at the magnificent art collection, impressive architecture and extensive gardens of Chatsworth House, and visit Bakewell, best known for the delicious Bakewell Pudding. Be transported back to the classic days of rail travel when we hop aboard the Churnet Valley Railway, passing through the beautiful countryside known as Staffordshire's 'Little Switzerland'. Enjoy some leisure time in Buxton to admire the elegant buildings and pretty gardens, or venture further afield with our optional excursion to Castleton and Hathersage.
Places you'll make memories
- Bakewell
- Chatsworth House
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Local departure by coach or Home Connect service, then to the Peak District and the Old Hall Hotel for a four-night stay.
The Dukes of Devonshire theme continues today as we visit Chatsworth House, the Devonshire's ancestral home and one of the country’s grandest stately homes. Marvel at the magnificent art collection, impressive architecture and extensive gardens.
We continue to Bakewell, best known for delicious Bakewell Pudding which is thought to have been created by accident in the 19th century.
Enjoy free time in beautiful Buxton, and admire the elegance of the Edwardian Opera House and pretty Pavilion Gardens. Alternatively, venture further afield with our optional excursion to Castleton and Hathersage.
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Day 3: Castleton and Hathersage
This optional excursion is available to pre-book or you can book during your tour.
Our included ride on the Churnet Valley Railway takes you back to the classic days of rail travel, on a rural line that passes through beautiful countryside known as Staffordshire's 'Little Switzerland'. One of the country’s best kept secrets, enjoy picturesque stations, rural Staffordshire Moorland Scenery, the River Churnet and the waterside views of Cauldon Canal on this nostalgic journey.
Return home.
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Situated at the very heart of Buxton, the Old Hall Hotel dates
back to 1573 and is reputedly England’s oldest hotel. The New Hall as it was then
known was built by the Earl and Countess of Shrewsbury; the Countess being the
redoubtable ‘Bess of Hardwick’ who built Hardwick Hall and Chatsworth. The
children from her first marriage to Sir William Cavendish created the line of
the Dukes of Devonshire whose generations have lived at Chatsworth House until
the present day. The New Hall was built with the sanction of Queen Elizabeth
First, to provide accommodation for Mary Queen of Scots who was under house
arrest. Today the Old Hall is a charming hotel within ancient walls.
