Derbyshire is a beautiful county packed with stunning scenery and fabulous locations.
It is therefore no surprise that the region and wider Peak District, is a magnet for film producers to shoot the latest blockbuster.
Our list rounds up 13 of the best film locations in Peak District.
There appears to be something for every film fan, from Potterheads, to literary classic fans (and also those who fell in love with Colin Firth in Pride & Prejudice).
From magnificent homes to jaw dropping across lush, rolling countryside, here are top Peak District locations immortalised on the silver screen and on the telly too.
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1. House of the Dragon: Winnats Pass, Castleton
Set two centuries before the events of the hit HBO fantasy epic Game of Thrones, viewers of House of the Dragon can expect to see some familiar Peak District places. These include Castleton’s famous limestone valley of Winnats Pass like never seen before, transformed by CGI technology, and Cave Dale under Peveril Castle's ruins. | Visit Peak District & Derbyshire
2. Chatsworth House - Pride and Prejudice, The Duchess and more
The grand ancestral home of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, is also known as ‘the jewel in the Peak District’s crown’ and rightly so. Chatsworth House is the stunning setting for many film locations including Pride and Prejudice (film 2005, BBC TV series 1995), The Wolfman (2009), The Duchess (2008) and BBC’s Death Comes to Pemberley (2013). | Visit Peak District & Derbyshire
3. Haddon Hall - Mary Queen of Scots, Jane Eyre and more
This magnificent medieval houses was the location for Mary Queen of Scots (2019),starring Margot Robbie and Saoirse Ronan. The Hall was also the backdrop for several film and TV versions of Jane Eyre, The Princess Bride (1987), Elizabeth (1998), Pride and Prejudice (2005) and The Other Boleyn Girl (2008). | Snapvision - stock.adobe.com
4. Stanage Edge - Pride and Prejudice
Beautiful views aside, the rugged edge at Stanage Edge spanning around four miles, is famous on the silver screen . It's the site where Keira Knightley's Elizabeth Bennet daydreamed of the one and only Mr Darcy, played pitch perfectly by Matthew Macfadyen in the 2005 blockbuster Pride and Prejudice. | Gary Wallis