Sitting at the head of Hope Valley, in the shadow of one of the regions tallest Peaks, it’s easy to see how the Castleton has become so popular.
Whether it’s the ruins of a Norman castle, the quaint shops and cafes, the area’s ancient system of caverns, or the local beauty-spots, the village has got something for everyone.
Take this virtual tour through pictures of this picturesque, Derbyshire before making your own way to this beautiful village that is steeped in history.
2. Cross Street, Castleton
Castleton's Cross street, known for its many shops, tearooms and pubs. Photo: Jason Chadwick
3. Peveril Castle
Overlooking Castleton are the ruins of a Norman castle built in the 11th Century. The castle was named after William Peveril, a favoured courtier of William the Conqueror. Photo: Jason Chadwick
4. Speedwell Cavern
Along Winnat's pass, just outside the village you find this historic lead mine, which began operating back in 1771. Visitors can now take a tour of the flooded cavern via boat. Photo: Jason Chadwick