Monsal Head is one of the Peak District’s best-known viewpoints and is just a short distance from the site. It is a great place to take in sweeping views over Monsal Dale and enjoy one of the area’s most photographed beauty spots.

The Monsal Trail is a popular traffic-free route for walkers and cyclists. Following a former railway line, it takes you through tunnels, over viaducts and past some beautiful Peak District scenery, making it ideal for a relaxed outdoor day.

Eyam is one of the area’s most fascinating villages, best known for its plague history. It is a great place for a slower afternoon out, with historic buildings, local landmarks and plenty of character and Eyam Hall Jacobean mansion with delightful gardens.

Bakewell is one of the Peak District’s most popular towns and is well worth a visit during your stay. Set on the River Wye, it offers independent shops, places to eat and a lovely market-town atmosphere.

Chatsworth House is one of the region’s best-known attractions and makes a fantastic day out. With the house, gardens, estate grounds, shops and food outlets, there is plenty to enjoy for all ages.

Haddon Hall is a beautiful historic house with a real sense of character. Known for its medieval architecture and lovely setting, it is a great choice for visitors who enjoy history, heritage and gardens.

Castleton is a classic Peak District village surrounded by dramatic scenery. It is a popular place to visit for its caves, walking routes, local shops and traditional village atmosphere.

Mam Tor is one of the Peak District’s most famous walks and a great choice for guests wanting memorable views. It is especially popular with walkers looking to experience some of the area’s most striking scenery.

Buxton offers something a little different, with elegant architecture, gardens, shops and spa-town character. It is ideal if you want a town day out while still staying close to the Peak District.

Peak Village is a good choice if you fancy a relaxed shopping trip during your stay. With a mix of shops, places to eat and open space to enjoy, it is ideal for a gentle browse and an easy afternoon out.

Blue John Cavern is one of the area’s most distinctive attractions, offering underground tours through impressive caverns and a chance to learn more about the rare Blue John stone.

Carsington Water is a great option for families and active visitors. With walking routes, cycling, watersports and open space to enjoy, it is a good choice for a full day outdoors.

Hathersage Outdoor Pool is a fun day out, especially in warmer weather. This heated open-air pool is set among beautiful Peak District scenery and offers something a little different during your stay.

Crich Tramway Village is a popular family attraction with vintage tram rides, exhibitions and a recreated period street. It is a great mix of history, nostalgia and fun for all ages.

The Heights of Abraham is a memorable day out with cable cars, cavern tours, hilltop views and woodland walks. It is a good choice for families looking for an attraction with a bit of adventure.

Tissington is a charming Derbyshire village, perfect for a slower-paced visit. With attractive cottages and a duck pond it is ideal for a relaxed afternoon out, while the Tissington Trail suits walkers and cyclists.

Gulliver’s Kingdom is a fun family attraction in Matlock Bath, especially for younger children and families with toddlers. With rides, play areas and plenty to do, it makes a great day out during your stay.

Bolsover Castle is a great choice for families who enjoy history, views and somewhere to explore. With grand rooms, open space and plenty of character, it offers a memorable day out.

Hardwick Hall is ideal for visitors looking for history, beautiful architecture and open grounds. It is a lovely place for a slower-paced family day out with plenty to see around the estate.