Venture across the dramatic landscape of the Peak District National park or the rolling Lincolnshire Wolds. Look skywards to catch a glimpse of the exhilarating Red Arrows practising in their homeland skies, then go underground to hear the echoes in deep caverns and caves. 

Make for historic Lincoln, Nottingham, Derby or Leicester where fine Asian cuisine is spicily sumptuous. Seek out traditional local fare too - delicious cheeses, gingerbread and the famous Melton Mowbray pork pies.

Welcome to the Peak District & Derbyshire and Britain's first national park in the heart of England. Whether this is your first visit to the area or you've already discovered the joys of the breathtaking landscapes, bustling market towns and the area's outstanding cultural and historical heritage, there's always lots to explore!

The stunning and diverse scenery of the area is a paradise for walkers, cyclists and adventure sports enthusiasts, as well as for the more relaxed lovers of nature and the great outdoors alike.

You'll also find a great range of holiday accommodation available to book online, you can make your way through the area at your own leisurely pace on a caravanning or camping holiday!

Whatever your tastes, interests or budget, from a fabulous day out, a romantic weekend, short break or longer holiday, explore Derbyshire and find your own special part of the Peak District and Derbyshire.

Leicestershire is a county of enormous diversity. From the buzz of the city to the peaceful English countryside, there is much to see and explore.

Leicester itself is vibrant and energetic, brimming with great shops, restaurants, bars, museums and entertainment.

From award-winning attractions to some of the best curry houses in the UK, discover a dynamic mix of style and culture.

But just a few minutes away lies a very different world. Beautiful rolling fields, winding waterways, ancient woodland, historic country towns and picturesque villages provide the ultimate rural retreat.

 

Lincolnshire's big skies and warm welcome makes us the perfect destination for a short break in 2007.

With an exciting mix of history & heritage, vibrant city culture, endless outdoor activities and some of the best local food in the country, Lincolnshire has a pace and a place to suit.

Miles of real British countryside, miles of things to do...

Only an hour away from London and close to international airports. Northamptonshire is a place with beautiful countryside, a rich tradition and heritage and charming stone villages. Our vast rural landscape is ‘quintessentially English’ and brimming with character.

Whether you decide to stay for a few days or longer, there is always lots on offer for every season, no matter your age or interests. Immerse yourself in the history of the region by visiting one of the majestic stately homes, gardens or castles. Tread where warriors battled at Naseby, meander along our historical waterways or feast your eyes on the renowned boot and shoe collection in Northampton; a much loved feature of our county - and just one of many fascinating museums.

Enjoy fun with friends or family and plan a trip around one of the big annual events such as the Northampton Balloon Festival.

Looking for inspiration? It's all here in Nottinghamshire

From the poet Lord Byron, to the designer Paul Smith, Nottinghamshire has always taken centre stage for creativity. After all, Nottingham is regional capital and one of the UK’s most stylish cities. Set within a county of outstanding natural beauty that includes Sherwood Forest, lively market towns and wonderful historic buildings. It’s also home to the world’s best-loved outlaw, Robin Hood.

Nottinghamshire offers much more than locations and legends. Nottinghamshire know how to have a good time - that’s why the nightlife, shopping, sports, arts and culture are all so famous. So live it, love it, and discover Nottinghamshire today...

Tiny Rutland, just 20 miles across, may be the smallest county in England but it's packed with a host of things for you to do during your stay. With its two bustling market towns, Oakham and Uppingham, and more than forty picturesque villages of thatched, stone-built cottages, there's so much to see in Rutland it's hard to know where to start. You'll find plenty of opportunities to enjoy an active break in Rutland. Watersports enthusiasts should head for Rutland Water where you can hire a canoe or rowing boat to paddle around the sheltered creek and harbour at Whitwell.

Throughout Rutland you'll find a host of villages to explore, each with its own unique character and local charm. Like Exton with its thatched cottages or Clipsham, with its topiary walk featuring dozens of trees shaped to commemorate local, national and international events and Tickenote whose church has an elaborate carved Norman arch.