The Peak District over the border in Derbyshire is a treasure trove of scenic spots perfect for day trips, especially as the weather warms up. With many keen to explore charming towns or embark on tranquil countryside walks, it's a popular choice. One such gem is the quaint village of Tissington , known for its rich history and as a prime spot for starting a countryside adventure.
Tissington, a gateway to the Peak District, lies close to Ashbourne and has been hailed by a visitor quoted by Yorkshire Live as a place that seems "it is frozen in time". The village boasts lovely cottages, an ancient manor house, a beautiful church, and a classic duck pond . Get the latest news straight to your phone by joining us on WhatsApp Tissington greets visitors with a sense of rural bliss no matter which route you take into the village.
Entering from the A515 Ashbourne to Buxton Road, you're welcomed by a grand avenue of lime trees leading to picturesque cottages set against expansive lawns, reports Derbyshire Live . Among Tissington's standout independent venues is Herbert's Fine English Tearooms, offering a perfect setting for a leisurely meet-up. Its unique decor and collection of tableware are sure to delight those visiting for the first time.
Tissington, a well-known tourist destination, is famous for its annual well dressing event that takes place on Ascension Day. This tradition is one of the earliest in the Peak District each year, drawing an estimated 50,000 visitors. Besides the .