Chesterfield is a town steeped in heritage from its iconic Crooked Spire to its historic market. The town and local area have a great pool of leisure and tourism offerings, including beautiful hotels, immersive experiences, family days out and interactive spaces. With over 7 million people within a one-hour radius; it’s a brilliant place to work, live and visit.
Chesterfield Escape Rooms has three different escape rooms available, for groups of up to 6 players of ages above 8, with lots of different activities to help your thirst for adventure and fun.
Read more >St. Mary and All Saints also known as ‘the Crooked Spire’ is Derbyshire’s largest parish church located in the heart of Chesterfield.
Read more >Located in the heart of Chesterfield and its enchanting surroundings, Casa Hotel, the distinguished multi award-winning four-star establishment, stands as a captivating gem.
Read more >A four star, modern boutique hotel nestled on the edge of Derbyshire’s Peak District National Park.
Read more >Local taxi company City Taxis is the largest private hire company in the UK, outside of the London. What began with 34 drivers and paper-based booking system, has grown to a community of over 1,800 drivers and 2.4 million riders.
Read more >Chatsworth is a thriving visitor attraction, comprising a Grade I listed house and stables, a 105-acre garden, a 1,822 acre Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown-landscaped park, one of Europe’s most significant art collections – the Devonshire Collections, and a fantastic farmyard and adventure playground.
Read more >A beautiful Georgian grade 11 listed Manor House, Ringwood Hall Hotel is nearby to Chesterfield town centre and at the gateway to the Peak District.
Read more >Matlock Farm Park is open all year round and hopes to give families a wonderful visit in the fresh air and tranquility of the countryside.
Read more >Founded in 1931, Stanedge Golf Club is located on the outskirts of Chesterfield, providing idyllic views stretching over four counties.
Read more >Derbyshire County Cricket Club host the annual Chesterfield Festival of Cricket at Queen’s Park each summer, in partnership with Chesterfield Borough Council.
Read more >Chesterfield is home to the last surviving railway roundhouse in the United Kingdom with an operational turntable.
Read more >Dronfield Hall Barn is managed by the Dronfield Heritage Trust, a registered charity, formed in 2007 to take on the challenge of rescuing and re-developing the Barn into a high-specification community hub for Dronfield and District.
Read more >DoubleTree by Hilton Sheffield Park is situated in a leafy suburb between Sheffield and Chesterfield.
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