Lying in the centre of the White Peak area, Hartington’s 17th century architecture and landmarks make this village one of the most stunning among the Derbyshire Peaks.
A popular getaway spot for a 17th century poet and writer, today Hartington attracts visitors from far and wide to see its scenery and local village shops. With a hotel and youth hostel in a former stately home, there is even an opportunity to make your trip into a cosy weekend away in the country.
Here is a quick, virtual tour, showing off some of Hartington’s best landmarks and stopping-off points.
2. St Giles Church
The village's 13th century church is dedicated to St Giles Photo: jason chadwick
3. The Hartington pond
The picturesque pond found in the centre of Hartington. A great place to sit down and take in the surrounding village. Photo: jason chadwick
4. Hartington Hall Youth Hostel
Hartington Hall is a 17th century manor house. It was built by the Bateman family; a well-established Norfolk family who settled in Hartington in the 16th century. Today, after many extensions and alterations, the building is now used as a youth hostel. Photo: jason chadwick