Ever watched Downton Abbey? Then you'll love Chatsworth House. There's a huge number of beautiful hikes to explore, while the house itself offers cafes, shops, gardens, tours, and even an adventure playground.

Made famous by Robin Hood and home to the UK's oldest living tree, Sherwood Forest offers numerous trails for all abilities and seasonal activities.

Denby, in Ripley, is famous for its pottery. There's a shop full of kitchen gadgets, a cafe, tours, and potting experiences. Plus, a huge army surplus store nearby too!

A Derbyshire craft whisky distillery offering tours, tastings, and booze galore. Just don't get Joe's Dad started talking about whisky trivia or he may never stop.

This 10k circular walk is Joe's favourite walk from childhood and takes in some of the best sights in Derbyshire. His mum hates him climbing the rocks.

Home of the Bakewell Pudding and where Joe and his siblings went to school. Includes several pubs, riverside walks, a fish and chip shop, and some really nice cafes.

The closest thing the Peak District has to a metropolis, Sheffield is a great city with a lively music and theatre scene. Joe says the library is rubbish though.