Eyam & Eyam Hall
Just five miles east of Tideswell lies the historic village of Eyam — known for its courageous quarantine during the plague of 1665–1666 — along with the Jacobean manor house of Eyam Hall and Craft Centre.
Exploring the Peak District Around Tideswell
Historic landmarks, limestone dales, neighbouring villages and market towns within easy reach of St John the Baptist.
Set high on the White Peak plateau, Tideswell is surrounded by some of Derbyshire's finest scenery, walking trails and historic sites.
Peveril Castle, Castleton
Perched high above Castleton and Cave Dale, Peveril Castle is one of England's earliest Norman fortresses, founded by William Peverel (whose family once held the manor of Tideswell).
Chatsworth House
One of Britain's most celebrated historic houses, gardens and parkland estates on the banks of the River Derwent, around twenty minutes' drive from Tideswell.
More Guides to the Local Area
Parish & Local Villages
Discover our sister parish villages of Litton, Cressbrook and Wormhill, along with Miller's Dale, Eyam and Bradwell.
Nearby Market & Spa Towns
Visit the neighbouring towns of Bakewell, Buxton, Castleton, Chapel-en-le-Frith and Matlock.
Walks, Dales & Days Out
Step straight from Tideswell into Tideswell Dale, Miller's Dale, Cressbrook Dale and the traffic-free Monsal Trail.