National Trust & English Heritage places in Derbyshire

The foundations of a massive Norman keep, once one of the largest in England.

Peak District parkland at the gateway to Dovedale, with riverside walks and the famous stepping stones.

1,600-acre Peak District estate with Padley Gorge, gritstone edges, moorland walks and rich wildlife.

A working water-powered flour mill on the Hardwick Estate in Derbyshire.

A medieval manor house at Norbury with a 13th-century hall and herb knot garden.

A 17th-century stone market house, the first NT property in the Peak District.

Cavendish's seventeenth-century pleasure castle, with painted rooms, a garden wall walk and a historic Riding House above the Vale of Scarsdale.

A restored early 17th-century conduit house with a stone-vaulted roof that once piped spring water across the valley to Bolsover Castle.

A square prehistoric burial mound with a ditch and outer bank on open moorland above Beeley, named after a local goblin.

A small Bronze Age circle of ten stones on Stanton Moor, with the fiddler's King Stone nearby and cairns scattered across the moor.