The Peak District is filled with some of the region’s most gorgeous villages and market towns.
It can well be said Derbyshire is the one of the UK’s top food destinations, offering up delicious treats such as Bakewell tart and Dovedale Blue cheese.
The Peak District is a tourist attraction in its own right, drawing over 13 million visitors each year - approximately the same amount of people that visit London’s Hyde Park.
There is much to love about Derbyshire.
From miles-long views across shimmering rivers to babbling brooks, pretty waterfalls and striking cliffs, it is easy to see why people love and return to Derbyshire time and again.
BBC Countryfile have rounded up 10 pretty Derbyshire villages, here is the list.
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5. Hartington
The charming limestone village of Hartington tucked away in northern Dovedale is also home of cheese-making in Derbyshire. The famous duck pond is a key focal point, while fine buildings to admire include Market Hall and Hartington Hall. | Visit Peak District & Derbyshire
6. Hayfield
The heritage-rich Hayfield - it plays a significant role in hikers' folklore, being the the spot of the famous Kinder Scout Mass Trespass - continues to thrill walkers today. From sweeping views across the county to a handsome Georgian church of St Matthew, Hayfield is a must-visit spot in Derbyshire. | Visit Peak District & Derbyshire
7. Edale
The quaint village has two names, Edale and Grindsbrook Booth. Ramblers in the area also have a nickname - 'Bogtrotters' - who love the challenge of walking across peat moorland. Edale is another acclaimed village on the list, being ranked one of the top villages to live in England. | Visit Peak District & Derbyshire
8. Tissington
Tissington is also known as the 'perfect White Peak village'. Pristine stone cottages and a sprawling village green with fancy duck pond is the backdrop of a grand Jacobean manor house. | Paul Harrop