Tourist Information on Buxton in Derbyshire

Buxton, developed as a Georgian spa and the buildings and some streets reflect the Georgian splendour. You can still "take the waters" at St Ann's Well, the water is warm !

Largely developed in the Victorian era, it is still a popular town, the highest in England, on the edge of the Peak District National Park. Even if you are not walking, the town is well worth a visit.

Tourist and general chain stores in the town, plus specialist shops. Try the Spring Gardens Shopping Centre, or the shops in the Market Place and High Street. There is a market on Tuesdays and Saturdays.

Take a look at the Crescent with its Georgian facade, the Town Hall (1888), the Natural Bath building, as well as the restored Opera House. Box Office Telephone number is 01298 72190. A smaller theatre is at The Pauper's Pit, The Old Hall Hotel, The Square, Tel: 01298 72190

Churches to note, and worth a look when you are visiting, are St Marys Church and St Johns Church.