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Nice cafe with good coffee and nice Bakewell tart great after finishing a hike

The gate opens like a revolving door

old train station car park starts on the monsal trail Check out the photos 📸

Lovely walk around chatsworth

Great when the ticket machine works

Nice easy walk up to the hunting tower enjoy

The fantastic views from the top of the hill almost make the climb up the steps worth it. 😅

Tradition holds that Queen Mary’s Bower was constructed in the 1570s when Mary Queen of Scots was held at Chatsworth, in order to provide a raised exercise ground for the captive queen (her presence at Chatsworth is recorded throughout the 1570s). There is no hard evidence to support this tradition, and while it is perfectly possible that the structure was used by the exiled queen there seems little doubt that the Bower was originally built as a garden feature. The Bower’s original form is uncertain. It was massively restored in the 1820s by Wyatville and the area around the Bower has been changed in many ways since the 16th century. In particular, major alterations in the mid-18th century by Brown and Millican included the removal of the ponds further to the east. This level and featureless area is a testament to the extent of levelling and earth-moving undertaken by Brown and Millican.

Good sized car park, shop nearby for snacks and easy access to some good trails

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Beautiful inside and out!

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A fantastic place to visit with beautiful gardens. Take a day ahead because you can enjoy yourself here for hours. Waterfalls, fountains, maze, various gardens and lots of walking paths.

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Here you will find background information about the house and the grounds around it

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Super family freindly away from traffic cycle way with cafes! Make sure you dodge them tourists!

Poor signal- Download app before you arrive ..

The Aqueduct is amongst a handful of impressive water features hosted by Chatsworth House. At the aqueduct, water cascades off the edge of a 'broken' bridge into a pond of water below creating the feel of an infinity pool.

It was originally built in 1849 at a cost of £411-18s-3d (equivalent of c. £42k in 2023). It is now a holiday cottage.

Good parking with bike hire and a lovely cafe

A very impressive building, visible from miles around and giving amazing views down the valley over the deer park.