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Peak District Slow Travel guide. Holiday tips and tourist advice including the Peak District National Park, walking, cycling, Pennine Way, farmers’ markets, restaurants, bus routes and local food. Covers the White Peak, Southwest Peak and parts of Cheshire and Staffordshire. Features Bakewell, Matlock, Chatsworth House and lesser-known attractions.
Haddon Hall Chapel has more than a few skeletons in its closet. And on its walls. In this article, Helen Moat – author of our Slow Travel guide to the Peak District – explores one of Derbyshire’s most beautiful chapels. Inside Haddon Hall Chapel Tucked in a corner of the courtyard at Haddon is the hall’s chapel.…
“This will be our model for the future: less ground covered, more time spent in destinations.”
Nestled in the heart of the Peak District, this handsome spa town is sure to be a hit with visitors.
This beautiful walk from Grindleford to Hathersage is the Peak District at its best.
Flanders surprises at every turn. Its main cities are epicentres of culture and you could easily spend all your time visiting just these. But where possible, take the time to explore the outer towns and villages away from the regular tourist trail – they give an excellent insight into real Flemish life and its driving…
Norfolk is the perfect place for Slow travel whether it is the county’s rich network of footpaths, exploring unspoiled villages by bicycle, drifting leisurely along its waterways or taking a ride on a heritage railway line. Laurence Mitchell, author of Slow Travel Norfolk I may not be a native but I have lived in Norfolk for…
There’s a sense of homecoming in the Peak District uplands – a slowing down and returning to our ancestral roots. Helen Moat, author of Slow Travel Peak District: the Bradt Guide In the Peak District, the visitor can slow down and return to a simpler existence. Where the Dark Peak stretches from Saddleworth to Kinder,…
Take your travels slowly through Kent and you’ll be amazed how much there is to discover, enjoy and savour. Simon Richmond author of Slow Travel: Kent Why travel to Kent Kent is a county for all seasons. In spring, lie on a picnic blanket beneath frothy clouds of cherry and apple blossoms in the orchards…