After a rather cold first three weeks of June, Derbyshire is finally set to see some proper summery weather.
Temperatures will climb up to 22°C in Chesterfield this weekend – with 25°C and sun forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday next week.
Famous for its beautiful countryside, Derbyshire is home to endless awe-inspiring beauty spots. From the stunning Peak District National Park with its picturesque villages to rugged moorland with views that stretch forever.
Explore country houses, castles and stately homes as well as market towns, with quality independent shops and local food and drink.
These photos show some of the most stunning spots in Derbyshire that you can visit to make the best of the warm, sunny weather.
Famous for its beautiful countryside, Derbyshire is home to endless awe-inspiring beauty spots. From the stunning Peak District National Park with its picturesque villages to rugged moorland with views that stretch forever.
17. Renishaw Hall gardens
In the spring the grounds of Renishaw Hall gardens turn into a fairy-tale-like carpet of bluebells. In the past, the scenic spot has been named the Garden of the Year by the Historic Houses Association.Photo: Anne Shelley
18. Bakewell
Voted the best place in Derbyshire to live, Bakewell is one of the most picturesque towns in the county. Located in the heart of the Peak District, the town offers stunning views, best-rated pubs and restaurants as well as Bakewell Old House Museum, showcasing 500 years of local history.Photo: jason chadwick
19. Kinder Downfall
It might take a few hours to reach this spot, but it is well worth the climb for the amazing views of this waterfall on the edge of Kinder Scout.Photo: © Dave Dunford - geograph.org.uk/p/50573
20. Matlock Bath
Named 'the seaside town without the sea', Matlock Bath, 1.5 miles south of Matlock, is known for its colourful buildings set alongside the River Derwent. It's been a popular tourist destination since the late 17th century when spa waters were discovered here.Photo: Brian Eyre