Spend the day in Bakewell, the Capital of the Peak District and home to the famous Bakewell Pudding! 2000 years ago the Romans discovered the warm springs of Bakewell and it’s been attracting visitors ever since. Monday is market day and Bakewell’s relaxed and friendly stalls have been welcoming shoppers since 1330! You’ll find fresh food, fashions, furnishings and everything in between at the largest market in the Derbyshire Dales - with around 100 tempting stalls! The local shops are an absolute must, offering a friendly welcome and a carefully curated selection of goods, it's a moochers' paradise! Take a walk along the river, passing the 14th century five-arched Gothic bridge (one of the oldest in the country) or wander through Bath Gardens which offer a peaceful spot after the buzz of the market. Expect to find roaming wildfowl and charming cottages set amongst the winding, tranquil banks of the River Wye. With mellow stone buildings and quaint courtyards, Bakewell is a magnet for painters, photographers and sightseers alike. Thinly disguised as 'Lambton' in Jane Austen's literary classic Pride and Prejudice, it’s the ideal place for an interesting town walk.

Includes free time in Bakewell, return travel and a reserved coach seat. The coach is due to arrive in Bakewell at 11:45 and depart at 16:45, setting down and picking up at the Agricultural Centre Coach Park. There will be a 45 minute comfort break at Notcutts Garden Centre in Nottingham en route. Plan your day with Visit Peak District's handy guide to Bakewell.

You might also like Melton Market & Gates Garden Centre on Tue 2 June or Southwold Market & Aldeburgh on Thur 2 July.