Bakewell: Attractions and more...
Bakewell is a market town, so, most tourists visiting the area opt for shopping. Monday is the traditional market day when buyers can get great deals. A beautiful public park runs along the sides of the River Wye in the town.
This park is a great place to relax, unwind and have a pleasant time. The famous Haddon Hall is in easy reach of the town. It is a country house, built in a typical English style, which lies on the banks of the River Wye.
The hall is now converted into a museum that displays a large number of artefacts belonging to the medieval era. Visitors can see an old style kitchen and a long galley that dates back to the 16th century.
Chatsworth House is yet another famous historical site near Bakewell. Its mesmerizing architecture is a peak tourists attraction.
Arbor Low Stone Circle is an ancient site located on the hilltop. The circle includes five limestone pillars, which date back from the Neolithic era.
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