Bakewell at A Glance

  • Location: Derbyshire Dales, Peak District National Park

  • Famous for: Bakewell Pudding, historic market, riverside walks

  • Nearby attractions: Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall, Monsal Trail

  • Distance from Alder Barn: Approximately 35 minutes by car

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Top Things to Do in Bakewell 

  • Stroll Along the River Wye

    Enjoy a leisurely walk along the riverbanks, taking in the serene landscapes and charming stone bridges.

  • Visit the Monday Market

    Experience the bustling atmosphere of Bakewell's traditional market, offering local produce, crafts, and more.

  • Explore Chatsworth House

    Just a short drive away, this stately home boasts magnificent gardens, art collections, and grand architecture.

  • Cycle the Monsal Trail

    Ideal for families and cycling enthusiasts, this trail offers stunning views of the Peak District countryside.

  • Discover Haddon Hall

    A beautifully preserved medieval manor house with exquisite gardens and rich history.

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The Old Original Bakewell Pudding Shop

No trip to Bakewell is complete without tasting its namesake dessert. The Old Original Bakewell Pudding Shop offers the authentic experience, serving the traditional pudding made from a centuries-old recipe. Their cozy tea room provides a perfect setting to enjoy this delightful treat alongside a cup of tea.

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Places to Eat and Drink

The Woodyard. Located by the River Wye, this restaurant offers a relaxed atmosphere with homemade dishes and a scenic beer garden.


Piedaniel's Restaurant. A fine French restaurant in the heart of Bakewell, known for its exquisite cuisine and intimate setting.


Lovage. Modern British food with a laid-back country feel, offering a market menu perfect for a quick and casual lunch.

Why We Love Buxton

 

Bakewell seamlessly blends historical charm with natural beauty. Its welcoming community, delightful eateries, and scenic landscapes create an inviting atmosphere that resonates with visitors. Whether you're indulging in a Bakewell Pudding, exploring historic sites, or simply enjoying a riverside walk, Bakewell offers a memorable experience for all.

Get In Touch

Travel Time: Approximately 35 minutes by car via the A53 and A6.
Parking: Ample parking is available at Granby Road Car Park and Market Place Car Park, both centrally located.
Tip: Visit on a Monday to experience the traditional market, but arrive early to secure parking and avoid the midday crowds.

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