The Bolsover area is made up of beautiful scenic landscapes nestled between the Peak District National Park and Sherwood Forest. It has fantastic visitor attractions, such as Bolsover Castle (English Heritage) and Creswell Crags – offering caves, gorge and museum; or nearby such as Chatsworth House; the seat of the Duke of Devonshire renowned for its art, landscape and hospitality.
Without wandering far you can enjoy Hardwick Hall (National Trust), a breathtaking Elizabethan country house built in the renaissance style or Clumber Park, with nearly 4,000 acres of stunning parkland and woods. The whole family can enjoy The Dukeries within Sherwood Forest and you’ll be spoilt for choice at the Welbeck Estate, one of the great traditional estates with its thriving artisan food offering and great accessible walks.
Known for its picturesque setting and rich history, Bolsover offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts to explore its breathtaking surroundings through a wealth of cycle routes and trails, making it a fantastic spot for active travel and outdoor pursuits. Escape and recharge on the Archaeological Way, Stockley Trail or Poulter Country Park.
There is also easy access from Sheffield, Nottingham and Derby with M1 access to the area between junctions 28-30 and close proximity to airports, train stations and EV charging hubs. If you want a change of scenery, a bite to eat and some retail therapy, visit East Midlands Designer Outlet, packed with big brands, and world-class shopping.
Visit Bolsover and take a moment to appreciate the local independent businesses that help make Bolsover a remarkable place to explore! Don’t miss Bolsover town events, happening in and around the centre and at Bolsover Castle throughout the year, including the popular Artisan Markets and Lantern Parade!
Find out more: bolsover-uk.com
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