Buxton is high up in the Derbyshire hills surrounded by the Peak District National Park.

Matlock is the county town in Derbyshire and has long been a destination for tourists when in Victorian times people used to come and take the ‘Mild Water Cure’ in the numerous spa hotels.

The Peak District and Derbyshire is a favourite destination for couples wanting a romantic getaway in a picturesque village, a retirement break with your lifelong partner sampling the many pubs and restaurants, or just a weekend stay with your dog

Buxton – an elegant spa town with Georgian architecture and super cultural life

Derwent Valley Dams – beautiful dams in a superb valley setting of ‘Dambusters’ fame Hayfield – an attractive and interesting village below the Kinder plateauNew Mills – with its dramatic Torrs Gorge and fantastic Millennium Walkway suspended above the riverWhaley Bridge – a little Pennine town gathered around the colourful canal basinChestnut Owl and Otter Sanctuary, Chapel-en-le-Frith – home of Europe’s widest variety of owls and otters

Creswell Crags, Creswell, north of Chesterfield – the world famous Ice Age archaeological site Ridgeway Craft Centre, Ridgeway – a lovely craft centre near EckingtonBarrow Hill Roundhouse, near Eckington – the only operational railway roundhouse in BritainChesterfield – with its colourful market, crooked spire and medieval ‘Shambles’Chesterfield Museum – the story of the town’s people, its past and how they made its present

Bakewell - a lovely mellow market town with lots of interesting shops, pubs and restaurants

Monsal Dale and the Headstone Viaduct The Peaks north of Bakewell are an area of incredible scenery with rollin

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Hopefully you will have great weather when you come to Derbyshire but if it is early or late in the season there might be a bit of a ‘nip’ in the evening air. That’s when it is great to chuck a log on the fire and cuddle up on the sofa.