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.
Did you know you can now submit stories to DerbyWorld on our easy-to-use platform? Click here for more information.
9. Bakewell
The bustling market town on the River Wye is said to be the largest settlement in the national park. From a 1,000-year-old market to stunning views and olde worlde charm, Bakewell charms visitors in all seasons. | Visit Peak District & Derbyshire
10. Eyam
Pronounced as 'stream', Eyam's tragic history may be familiar to people, however the village also has a bustling vibe. Numerous cottages have small placards in gardens paying homage to the brave residents who underwent an heroic self-imposed exile. A visit to Eyam is a sombre, thought-provoking trip. | Jason Chadwick
11. Hathersage
Located on the eastern edge of Hope Valley, Hathersage also has some ace literary connections. Charlotte Brontë was a frequent visitor and is said to have been inspired by Hathersage. The village's striking Tudor tower house is supposedly based on Mr Rochester’s home's Thornfield Hall. | Jason Chadwick