In the southern edge of the Peak District, in the county of Derbyshire lies the town of Matlock. It serves as the county town of Derbyshire, and it is home to the former spa resort, Matlock Bath which lies immediately south of the town. Located nine miles south-west of Chesterfield and within easy reach of the cities Derby, Sheffield and Nottingham, this town makes a great base destination for exploring the Derbyshire Dales district and the East Midlands of England. The town features breathtaking hills and charming watercourses which provide a wealth of stunning scenery and jaw-dropping views. Home to a lot of fascinating old architectures, amazing sights, landmarks, beautiful gardens and stunning parks, this destination is a perfect tourist destination that promises an incredible and remarkable travel experience.
This town is home to Tansley Sunday Market & Carboot Sale, a popular flea and street market where the finest local produce of the county are offered. The town is also home to supermarkets including Wilko, Iceland Foods and Sainsbury’s. The town also has an excellent parade of top high street brands such as M&Co, Kick Off Sports, Boots and more! It’s a shopper’s paradise where every shopper will get whatever they are looking for.
This county town is also considered as a food lover’s paradise that offers an excellent eating and drinking experience. From fine dining restaurants, traditional local pubs and cosy cafes all the way to fast food chains, various eateries and cheap eats, this is a destination that will give you a taste of Derbyshire and the rest of the world.
Things to See and Do in Matlock
Showcasing the beautiful rolling countryside of Derbyshire, the beauty of nature and home to plenty beautiful parks and gardens, Matlock offers a vast range of things to see and do. Crich Tramway Village is the county’s award-winning family attraction that allows tourists to enjoy unlimited tram rides along a recreated village. Another top attraction of the town and one of Derbyshire’s oldest visitor attraction is the Heights of Abraham. A unique hilltop park only reached by a spectacular cable car ride. The Lumsdale Valley and Cromford Canal are the two of the top historic sites of the town. As for the kids, the Gulliver’s Kingdom is the best place to check out. There are more attractions and sights to visit in this town, and they are just waiting for a visit. So if you are travelling to Derbyshire, make sure to pay this town a visit.