Gardens to visit in Derbyshire

Beautiful historic houses and gardens to visit in Derbyshire - including one of the finest gardens at the historic Chatsworth House which is one of our top ten destinations.
You will need at least a week to see everything so why not treat yourself and stay in one of our recommended hotels. We list over 500 other places to visit in the UK so why not take a look.
We also organises guided tours both here and worldwide so why not browse our selection by clicking on the button in the left hand column.

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Bluebell Arboretum and Nursery

Derbyshire, One of the finest collections of unusual trees and shrubs in Derbyshire

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National Trust

Calke Abbey and Garden, near Derby

Derbyshire, Although the Gardens at Calke Hall are not extensive this National Trust property is a great day out. House open.

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Chatsworth House Gardens, Peak District

Derbyshire, Chatsworth House and Garden is set on the edge of The Peak District and has one of the most stunning gardens in the British Isles. The magnificent House is also open.

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Dunge Valley Gardens

Derbyshire, Come and visit Dunge Valley, a beautiful garden in the rolling Pennine hills, likened to a mini Bodnant.

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Felley Priory Gardens and Nursery, Nottingham

Nottinghamshire, These gardens are such a wonderful suprise and are set on the site of an ancient priory. This is Plantsman's Garden with many rare and unusual plants which can be bought at the adjoining nursery

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Haddon Hall and Garden, Bakewell

Derbyshire, Haddon Hall's Elizabethan walled gardens are a rare survival from16th century. The gardens are on a series of terraces with colour-filled herbaceous planting and wonderful roses, interlaced with walkways, lawns, topiary. A beautiful place in Derbyshire.

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National Trust

Hardwick Hall Gardens, near Chesterfield

Derbyshire, The delightful gardens at Hardwick Hall were once the garden of Bess of Hardwick but only the walls and gazebo remain. House also open.

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National Trust

Kedleston Hall & Gardens, near Derby

Derbyshire, These pleasure grounds at Kedleston Hall, National Trust, were created by Lord Scarsdale with designs and buildings by Robert Adam. There are fine trees, shrubs, azaleas and rhododendrons, roses, and good autumn tints.

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Lea Gardens, near Matlock, Derbyshire

Derbyshire, Lea Gardens is a unique collection of highly acclaimed rhododendrons, azaleas kalmias and other plants collected from the far corners of the world.

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Melbourne Hall Garden, near Derby

Derbyshire, Melbourne Hall Garden is the best surviving example of a garden in the manner of the famous designer Le Notre to be seen in England today. As you walk through the Garden Gate the landscape garden takes your breath away. House open certain times of year.

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