A great cafe located on a quiet farm! As you walk to the cafe, you can hear the sounds of grazing…read morecattle and the baas of roaming sheep. The have great pastries and cakes for breakfast, along with a hearty and filling breakfast and lunch menu. They offer some vegetarian options which are great! I also love that they have paired with a local coffee roasters and offer lovely local coffee which tastes great. It's a great stop for bicyclists, as well as those who want a brunch break. They also have a farm shop in which they sell lovely personal goodies, along with other foods from local businesses!

From the owner: Farm Shop, Cafe, Butchery and Deli in the Heart of Cheshire.read more

From my first musical, to my first on stage performance this theatre and musics hall will always…read morehold a special place in my heart. The staff in both are just so lovely and often other threatens bugs who are more than happy to chat about the show with you. It can get very busy, but the amount of shows they have make it worth waiting for the bathroom every once in a while

We love the Regent theatre. It has a wide range of shows, very comfy chairs and courteous staff…read more The toilets are always clean and pleasant and the bars are generally not too crowded. I would advise pre-ordering interval drinks though. The only down side is that there isn't on site parking.

Buxton Museum & Art Gallery is a smallish venue in the town centre, with modest exhibits of…read morehistorical objects and paintings (on the upper floor) which also offers a glimpse into the history of Buxton. There are some genuine artefacts on display, most obviously the "Buxton Mermaid" (see photo) - in the 19th century, people like the infamous P.T. Barnum displayed such objects as genuine "mummified mermaids"! Unfortunately, it's all downhill from there: the mostly modern paintings on the upper floor are insignificant, made by local artists - but they do add to the "community feel" of the place, and as suggested by the many posters and leaflets lying around, the museum plays an important part in the communal activities of the town. The entry is free, and you're allowed to take photos. So if you're close by, why not drop in for a half hour on a rainy day.

Some great displays and amazing art work, especially the art work from local schools.read more

Don't do it - crap place.read more

The Buxton Opera House is like a time machine, which brings you back to the beginning of the 20th…read morecentury, which is positive. You can escape the daily life for a couple of hours. Moreover, the venue brings a city like atmosphere to this market town. I like the Opera house and the wide variety of different operas, theaters, concerts, musicals, and comedies they offer.

BEAUTIFUL! Staff is so helpful with arrangements for future shows and/or seating!read more

We decided to visit this cave as we heard it was the prettiest one of all the caves. We were not…read moredisappointed. It is about a 15min walk from town centre to caves, there is also a car park about 5mins from caves. There is a short but steep walk to the entrance. It was £8.50 entrance which is cheapest cave as far as I know. The cave tour took about 40mins. It is gorgeous in the cave. Lots of stalactites and stalagmites, with the blue john stone in show as well. There are some steep steps in the cave which people with walking difficulties might struggle with. The tour guide was knowledgable and engaging. I actually think that I would have preferred to visit the Original Blue John cave as the caves seem bigger with more to see.

I've visited the cavern twice, and it's my favorite of the four in the area. It's incredibly…read morepretty, and the guides do a great job. If I could only visit one cavern in Castleton, it would be this one. Their souvenir shop is also, in my opinion, the best - they have adorable rock figurines for a very reasonable price, and my kids have loved the items I picked up for them. Their artisans are very talented. Also, I highly recommend their online shop. I ordered a ring and pendent from them, and they were exactly as pictured, and came to the States much faster than I could have expected (normally everything I order from UK takes a month, but they arrived in a week and half). Seriously, they do a great job.

Beautiful gardens quite a lot to see, didn't have time to see everything as you would expect for a…read moreBotanical Garden.

Sheffield is filled with nothing but the architecture beauty to the gorgeousness of natures. The…read moreparks and museums are free. Same applies for the botanical garden. I just love going to botanical gardens to look at what each city preserves or keeps in their garden, many will have other plants around the world. There is a water fountain that leads through the aisle to the green house. Weddings are held here and I can visualize the beauty of it. The green house is bigger than I thought it'll be when I was inside. There is also a bear pit, reminds me of The Gladiator. It is very beautiful and will have to come back one day again when it is warmer. Sheffield will always have a special place in my heart.

the hazelwood is a great pub to go to, many of the local community go there to socialize and have a…read moregood time. The prices for drinks etc are very reasonable and definately worth the price. The people that go there are very welcoming and always provide some entertainment. The staff that work the bar are very nice and always make you feel welcome even if it is your first time in there. Definately worth a visit if you are in the area of this place. Even if it is by yourself or with your mates. Great place to socialize.

I have been to most pubs around Burntwood without a bad word to say, my visit to the Hazelwood has…read morebeen by far my worst experience. Dirty glasses, flat beer, youth taking drugs in the toilets, rude locals. Will not return.