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Renishaw Hallwww.sitwell.co.ukThe castellated and creeper-hung house where thewriters Osbert, Edith and Sacheverell Sitwell grewup is not open to the public, except by specialappointment - but there are 8 acres of superbItalianate gardens, special children’s trails, and avineyard whose wine you can sample inRenishaw’s Gallery Café.Films: Pride and Prejudice (TV series 1995)

Stanage Edge & North LeesBelow the gritstone crags of Stanage Edge standsNorth Lees Hall, an Elizabethan tower house. It was Charlotte Brontë’s model in Jane Eyre for Mr Rochester’s house of Thornfield, from whosebattlements mad Mrs Rochester sprang to her death. Films: The Other Boleyn Girl (2008), Pride andPrejudice (2005), Wuthering Heights (TV series 2008/9).

Chatsworthwww.chatsworth.orgRegarded as one of Britain’s favourite stately homes, Chatsworth is the home of the 12th Duke and Duchess of Devonshire. The approach to this splendidhoney-coloured palace is memorable, proceeding slowly up the drivewaythrough the deer park as the mansion gradually increases in size and splendour.Inside, beautiful staircases lead to the State Rooms which display fine paintedceilings and furniture. Don’t miss the Music Room, where a fiddle hangs behindthe door (you can’t pick it up and have a go – it is a clever trompe l’oeuil or trickfeature by Dutch painter Jan Van der Vaart), or the gleaming white marblesculptures, brought to Chatsworth by the 6th Duke, son of Georgiana ('The Duchess'). You'll also find superb examples of modern art and sculpturethroughout the house. Beautifully kept gardens and grounds include a maze,arboretum, rose garden and fountains. Visit the farmyard and adventureplayground as well as the elegant restaurants and shops including the award-winning farm shop. Chatsworth hosts a variety of outstanding events throughout the year and offers a wide range of beautiful accommodationacross the Chatsworth estate (in Derbyshire and the Peak District). Details of events, attractions and accommodation at www.chatsworth.orgFilms: The Duchess (2008), The Wolf Man (2009), Pride And Prejudice (2005).

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'Pride & Prejudice' 2005 (location: Stanage Edge)

Kedleston Hallwww.nationaltrust.org.ukKedleston Hall is a beautiful neo-classical house, designed to impress with itsmassive portico of eight pillars under a huge triangular pediment crowned withclassical statues, all built to reflect the power and consequence of Sir NathanielCurzon (1726-1804) who was created 1st Baron Scarsdale. Robert Adamdesigned the house, gardens and park, thereby launching a career that wouldsee him hailed as the finest architect of his era. See the furniture and décor ofthe sumptuous State Rooms, the grand marble entrance hall and Kedleston’scelebrated aqua blue furniture. Don’t miss the Eastern Museum, a tremendouscollection of curios assembled by Baron Curzon of Kedleston, who served from1899-1905 as Viceroy of India. The grounds of Kedleston Hall sweep away in aseries of vistas incorporating a line of five lakes joined by a series of cascades,one of which is spanned by a graceful, three-arched Palladian bridge. Andwhilst you’re there, don’t miss the lovely tearooms in the former kitchen,complete with magnificent dressers and china. Films: The Duchess (2008), Jane Eyre (2006 TV series)

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www.visitpeakdistrict.comSupported by East Midlands Tourism

Lyme Hallwww.nationaltrust.org.ukOriginally a Tudor house, Lyme was transformedby the Venetian architect Leoni into an Italianatepalace, though some Elizabethan interiors survive.It is filled with beautiful objects, from rare clocksto superb Grinling Gibbons wood-carving. The 17acre garden is surrounded by deer park. Films: Pride and Prejudice (TV series 1995)

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Bolsover Castlewww.english-heritage.org.ukWander round the vast ruined section of thisgrand castle, an eerie experience, and admire thePillar Parlour, Star Chamber and other restoredapartments. Children love playing knights andladies in their own ‘Little Castle’, and there’s a tearoom and picnic area.Films: Jane Eyre (2006 TV series)

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Sudbury Hallwww.nationaltrust.org.ukFabulous limewood carving is one of the glories of this 17th-century country house – especially theGreat Staircase, the finest in England. Children andadults adore the Museum of Childhood, whichspans two centuries of childhood wonders. You’llfind the Coach House tea room in the stable yard.Films: Jane Eyre (2006 TV series), Pride andPrejudice (2005)

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Red House Working Carriage Museumwww.workingcarriages.comA living and working collection whose beautifulhorses and carriages are a joy to visit – and they areoften seen out and about on the local roads, too! Meet the horses, take a carriage ride, or learn todrive yourself – it’s all here.Films: The Duchess (2008), Pride & Prejudice(2005), Emma (1996)

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‘Jane Eyre’ 2006 (location: Haddon Hall)

Haddon Hallwww.haddonhall.co.ukFrom its 12th-century walls covered in roses and clematis to the magnificent14th-century Banqueting Hall and musician’s gallery, Haddon Hall is soaked inold-world atmosphere. The family of the Dukes of Rutland has owned the house since shortly after Queen Elizabeth I came to the throne. The stunningElizabethan Long Gallery, 110 feet long, is flooded with light through bigwindows, with a wonderful plasterwork ceiling under which the family andguests could promenade and converse on rainy days. Don’t miss the Tudor-erakitchens complete with authentic furnishings – salting basins, chopping blocksand the ovens used to bake the Hall’s daily bread, or the beautiful frescoes inthe chapel. Everywhere around the house is a glint of polish from the hewn oakfloorboards and the wooden furniture. Outside, you can saunter throughterraced gardens down to the river, or stroll to the 17th-century stable block for a bite to eat in the restaurant. Films: The Other Boleyn Girl (2008), Jane Eyre (2006 TV series), Elizabeth (1998),Jane Eyre (1996 film), The Princess Bride (1987)

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Ilam Hall and Dovedalewww.nationaltrust.org.ukSituated near beautiful Dovedale, the early 19th-century Ilam Hall is now a Youth Hostel. But thebeautiful gardens and parkland are owned by theNational Trust and open to the public, and there’s anexcellent tea room and tea garden with great views.Films: Jane Eyre (2006 TV series) The Other BoleynGirl (2008)

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HadfieldHadfield doubles as Royston Vasey, ‘a local villagefor local people’, in the darkly satiric ‘League ofGentlemen’ TV series and film. Can you spot HilaryBriss’s scary butcher’s shop (J.W. Mettrick & Son)? Have a cuppa in the Café Royston – another ‘local’place from the series!Films: The League of Gentlemen (TV series 1999-2002, film 2005)

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This lavish period movie, stars Keira Knightley as

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as her husband, the 5th Duke of D

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tale of liaisons, alliances, affairs and malicious gossip

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cast of big stars calls up a Tudor England of intrigue,violence, sensuality and religious bigotry. C

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throne, and learns to blend discretion and valour as shedeals w

ith everything and everyone fate and history canthrow

at her – including her lover Robert Dudley, Earl of

Leicester (Joseph Fiennes), wise counsellor Sir W

illiamC

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principal secretary and spy boss Sir Francis Walsingham

(Geoffrey Rush).

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addon Hall

The Wolf M

an (2009)Benicio del Toro stars as noblem

an Lawrence Talbot, a

man w

ith a terrible stain in his past, who returns to his

ancestral estate, after years away, to search for his

missing brother. Then he gets bitten by a w

erewolf

played by Anthony H

opkins. Part creepy Gothic shocker,

part whodunit, this Joe Johnston-directed rem

ake of aclassic 1941 spine-chiller features C

hatsworth done up

as a decayed ruin.Peak lo

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2005)Funny and w

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Visiting the Peak D

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erbyshireBook a break to the Peak D

istrict and Derbyshire and retrace the

steps of the stars as you discover this beautiful and diverse part of England. To help in planning your break, order your copy of the Peak D

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isitor Guide online at

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entres listed below.

Tourist Information and V

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erbyshire, contact one of the Tourist Information or V

isitor Centres

listed below.

Staffed by experienced, knowledgeable staff, they can provide you

with local inform

ation and advice on places to visit, events,accom

modation and public transport system

s, including National

Express and route planning.

Most C

entres sell a range of items including O

rdnance Survey maps,

walking guides, entertainm

ent tickets, gifts and souvenirs and youcan book your accom

modation on arrival or in advance.

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Getting H

ereEasy to reach by road, rail, coach or even air, the Peak D

istrict andD

erbyshire has one of the best rural public transport networks in

Britain, with frequent buses or trains from

neighbouring towns,

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Once you are here, getting around the

area using public transport is easy andenables you to just relax and enjoy thescenery. Leave the car behind and you’llfeel a m

illion miles aw

ay from the

stresses and strains of everyday life.U

sing buses and trains has many other

advantages too – no parking worries or

fees and great value day rover tickets.

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to the future…O

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nited starring Jim Broadbent as Brian C

lough, filmed

at Chesterfield football club.

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media,

the regional screen agency.

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Film m

akers and TV directors from

allover the w

orld have turned to the PeakD

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The great houses and romantic

landscapes of the region have formed

the settings for such classic productionsas Jane Eyre, Pride and Prejudice

andThe D

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‘The Duchess’ on display...

To celebrate the release of The Duchess

movie

both Chatsw

orth and Kedleston are hostingfascinating exhibitions on display until 1st N

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At C

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ovie ‘The Duchess’ are on

display alongside originalportraits of G

eorgiana (5thD

uchess of Devonshire) and

her family by artists including

Reynolds and Gainsborough.

Other treasures on display

include samples of her letters

whilst display panels tell the story

of her extraordinary life. During

2009 a larger exhibition will

include treasures from her

collections and rare items

including a letter she wrote in her ow

n blood to her son, the future6th D

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ere used as locations for The Duchess. Six

costumes from

the film are on show

, including four worn by Keira

Knightley, plus interpretative display panels which tell the ‘behind

the scenes’ story of the filming. V

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hich was constructed to protect and represent the original

18th century Marble H

all floor during a ballroom scene, as w

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any behind the scenes photographs of the filming process.

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Visit Kedleston before

1st Novem

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voucher and present at the Visitor

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‘The Duchess’ 2008 (location: Kedleston H

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'The Duchess' 2008 (location: Chatsw

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irl (2008)The O

ther Boleyn Girl details the m

achinations of ruthlessly am

bitious Anne Boleyn (N

atalie Portman)

as she sets out to supplant her younger sister Mary

(Scarlett Johansson) as the mistress of King H

enry VIII

(Eric Bana). It is Mary w

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ith a comm

oner, while A

nne ... well,

we all know

what happened to A

nne.Peak lo

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ovedale, Cavedale

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hen Did You Last

See Your Father? (2007)C

olin Firth plays writer Blake M

orrison as he tries tounderstand, forgive, know

and love his dying father (a m

asterly, affectionate and moving perform

ance by Jim

Broadbent). Peak lo

cation

s:Crom

ford, Stanage Edge

Peak Practice (ITV

TV series 1993 – 2002)

This much loved TV

drama about a local country G

PPractice ran to tw

elve series, with m

any of our favouriteactors in the leading roles throughout the years.D

ifferent village locations starred as the Doctor’s

surgery and the beautiful Peak District countryside

played a key role prompting m

any enquiries at the localTourist Inform

ation Centres. A

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hen ITV pulled the plug in 2002, replacing it w

ithanother m

edical drama ‘Sw

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hich was

filmed in W

irksworth.

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rich, Ashover, Longnor

Jane Eyre (film

1996, BBC TV

series 2006)

Charlotte Brontë’s tale of the love betw

een two darkly

sensitive souls, Jane Eyre the young abused orphanw

ho survives a rocky childhood, and Edward Rochester

the man of passion w

ho is honourably bound to hisinsane w

ife, is widely hailed as the greatest novel ever

written. C

harlotte Gainsbourg and W

illiam H

urt in theFranco Zeffirelli-directed film

of 1996 gave am

emorably brooding tw

ist to the repressed lovebetw

een the orphaned governess and her moody,

inwardly seething em

ployer. Peak lo

cation

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all

The BBC TV

series of 2006, with Ruth W

ilson as thebrave, steadfast heroine and Toby Stephens as noblebut tortured M

r Rochester, kept to the main lines of

Charlotte Brontë’s narrative and resisted the

temptation to jazz it up for a m

odern audience – a wise

decision, most critics and w

atchers thought. This is atim

eless story, though set in the 19th century, and theTV

series was faithful to its core m

essage of loveconquering all. D

irector Susanna White cam

e up with

a spectacular fire sequence, filmed at H

addon Hall – it

was so realistic that the fire brigade received m

ore than100 em

ergency calls from concerned locals convinced

that the much-loved H

all was burning dow

n!Peak lo

cation

s:Haddon H

all, Bolsover Castle,

Ilam Park, D

ovedale, Renishaw H

all, Kedleston Hall,

Stanage Edge

Win a break to the best of locations…

Travel first class, courtesy of East Midlands Trains, and stay

two nights at the D

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A further ten pairs of off peak, first class train tickets are also

available to win.

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Pride and Prejudice (film

2005, BBC TV

series 1995)W

ho does not remem

ber the 1995 BBC TV

series with

Colin Firth as M

r Darcy, contem

ptuously distancinghim

self from the hum

an race and milking that fam

ed'w

et shirt mom

ent' as he emerged from

the lake at'Pem

berley'. Jane Austen's classic rom

ance certainly setsom

e hearts beating!Peak Lo

cation

s:Lyme H

all, Sudbury Hall, Longnor,

The Roaches

Ten years later, debutant director Joe Wright used

Chatsw

orth and Stanage Edge as atmospheric settings

for his feature film Pride &

Prejudice (2005). Wright

encouraged masterly perform

ances from his stellar cast,

especially Matthew

Macfadyen’s repressed, soulful M

rD

arcy, and Keira Knightley’s ethereally beautiful butsparky Elizabeth Bennett. O

ther mem

orable portrayalsconjured by the young director from

the seasonedveterans in the cast w

ere Judi Dench as a freezingly

furious Lady de Bourgh, and Donald Sutherland as

Elizabeth’s affectionately detached father, Mr Bennett.

Peak locatio

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hatsworth, H

addon Hall,

Stanage Edge

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East Midlands Trains operates high speed long distance

services from London St Pancras International to the Peak

District direct to C

hesterfield, or via Derby and N

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and Manchester w

hich also provide great access to the PeakD

istrict. With faster connections available thanks to our new

enhanced timetable from

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