Chatsworth House revealed as most iconic Derbyshire landmark in study

Travel experts have named Chatsworth House as one of the most iconic landmarks in Derbyshire. It garnered over 3.1 million Wikipedia searches. Pictured is a view of Chatsworth House from the CascadeTravel experts have named Chatsworth House as one of the most iconic landmarks in Derbyshire. It garnered over 3.1 million Wikipedia searches. Pictured is a view of Chatsworth House from the Cascade
Travel experts have named Chatsworth House as one of the most iconic landmarks in Derbyshire. It garnered over 3.1 million Wikipedia searches. Pictured is a view of Chatsworth House from the Cascade | Chatsworth House
The estate is stunning in all seasons, from summer to winter, making it a source of interest all year round!

A beautiful Derbyshire stately home has been named as one of the most iconic landmarks in the UK.

Big House Experience revealed Chatsworth as a top visitors spot by analysing Wikipedia page view data from worldwide searches. 

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It garnered over 3.1 million Wikipedia searches, making it one of the most popular sites in the UK. 

The luxury UK rental home provider created a map of the nation according to its most iconic landmarks and in doing so, has revealed how the world sees the UK’s different regions.

Chatsworth House made the top 10 landmarks too, having the ninth highest search volume figure across the 49 counties included.

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Chatsworth House in Derbyshire Dales is one of the region's stunning tourist destinations.

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The majestic house is also a top filming destination where blockbusters including Pride and Prejudice (2005), The Duchess, and The Wolfman were shot.

Of course being able to spot familiar film scenes during a trip to Chatsworth isn’t the sole reason why people are intrigued by the site. 

It is a beautiful, heritage-rich property boasting artwork dating back 4,000 years, there are 25 jaw dropping rooms overlooking a 105 acre garden, and more.

The University of Oxford topped the list of most searched-for landmark in the whole of the UK, with a whopping 12,764,009 page views on Wikipedia.

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Buckingham Palace came second, with the majestic royal residence garnering an impressive 11,905,138 views. 

The University of Cambridge is the second university on the prestigious list. It came third, racking up 9,163,369 views. 

More than half (53%) of the UK's most iconic landmarks are manor houses, palaces, or castles, emphasising the significant role our rich heritage plays in shaping the country's image.

More than one-eighth (12.2%) of iconic UK landmarks are natural sites, highlighting the renown of the UK outdoors and landscapes.

Here is the full list of top landmarks in the UK

  1. University of Oxford

  2. Buckingham Palace

  3. University of Cambridge

  4. Hadrian's Wall

  5. Balmoral Castle

  6. Giant's Causeway

  7. Sandringham House

  8. Highclere Castle

  9. Chatsworth House

  10. Hampton Court Palace

  11. Edinburgh Castle

  12. Snowdon

  13. Canterbury Cathedral

  14. Antonine Wall

  15. St Michael's Mount

  16. Warwick Castle

  17. Forth Bridge

  18. Roman Baths (Bath)

  19. Castle Howard

  20. Falkirk Wheel

  21. Durdle Door

  22. Skara Brae

  23. Stirling Castle

  24. Arundel Castle

  25. Loch Lomond

  26. Beachy Head

  27. Blackpool Tower

  28. Racehourse Ground

  29. Conwy Castle

  30. Tintern Abbey

  31. Cardiff Castle

  32. Lyme Park

  33. Hillsborough Castle

  34. Gloucester Cathedral

  35. Pembroke Castle

  36. Burgh Island

  37. Culzean Castle

  38. Scone Palace

  39. Powis Castle

  40. Caerlaverock Castle

  41. Free Derry Corner

  42. Tantallon Castle

  43. Castle Campbell

  44. Elgin Cathedral

  45. Navan Fort

  46. Castell Dinas Bran

  47. Kidwelly Castle

  48. Flint Castle

  49. Lochleven Castle

For more information about the study including map click here.

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