Things to do
There are countless visitor attractions in the area; far too many to mention here. At Candlelight Cottage we provide organised folders full of leaflets covering museums, theme parks, gardens, arts and crafts, railways, music and the arts, food and drink and shopping to name but a few. If there is something special you want to do during your visit, do let us know beforehand. We will be only too willing to help with information or put you in touch with other organisations.
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Outdoors
The Peak District is famous for the variety of its scenery, ideal for a huge range of outdoor activities. To the north lies the rugged and dramatic Dark Peak with its moorland and grit stone. In stark contrast are the green fields, rolling rivers and flower filled dales of the limestone White Peak.
Culture
The Peak District and surrounding area is rich in stately homes, museums, craft centres, theatres, music venues, festivals, well dressings and much more.
Local
history
There are ancient and historical places to visit all around the Peak District. From prehistoric sites like Arbor Low and Creswell Crags, to the industrial sites of Masson Mills and Crich Tramway Village.
Market
towns and villages
The towns and villages of the Peak District are wonderful places to wander and browse. From the busy market town of Bakewell to the plague village of Eyam there is lots to see and experience.
Food
and drink
There is a vast array of small businesses producing top quality food and drink around the Peak district.
Excitement
for all ages
If you're after a little more excitement then there's plenty to see and do within easy travelling distance of Candlelight Cottage.
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