Peak District Tourist Information
Posted in Peak District Places on Jan 24th, 2009
Staying in a one of the cottages in Ashford, a town which is located on the banks of the river is a great choice your Peak District holiday.
It is located north of Bakewell and is a very unique part of Derbyshire as well as the Peak District so there is plenty to do in easy [...]
Posted in Peak District Places on Jan 21st, 2009
If you enjoy visiting places that offer an old-time atmosphere, you should definitely visit Ashbourne. This town offers shops, historic buildings, medieval street patterns, which is all centered around an outdoor market place. Ashbourne is one of Derbyshire’s finest towns. It is located south in a valley of the Peak District.
Beautiful Ashbourne as it has [...]
Posted in Peak District Places on Jan 18th, 2009
Bordering the Peak District National Park, you will find a small village with the name Alstonefield. This beautiful and closely knit village is located on a plateau made of limestone that is about 900 feet above sea level.
Alstonefield is a very proud and well cared for village, a consequence of which is it proud to [...]
Posted in Peak District Places on Jan 16th, 2009
Bradwell in the Peak District or Bradda, as it is affectionately known locally is probably one of the few villages that do not rely totally on the tourist industry. This may be because the village has a lot of local industry, where many of the local people have employment. At the lower end of [...]
Posted in Peak District Places on Jan 11th, 2009
The major tourist towns and attractions of the Peak District are, rightly, well-known and much praised. One of the greatest delights about this alluring part of England, however, is the way that even little heard-of places can offer the visitor so much in the way of history and contemporary appeal.
Take the ancient village [...]
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Peak District Tourist Information
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