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Discover Buxton Guided Tour company showcasing the history and heritage of Buxton and the wider Peak District through a variety of unique walking tours and heritage events.

We provide bespoke walking tours, guided tours and heritage experiences bringing to life the history of the wonderful spa town of Buxton in the Peak District of Derbyshire.

Buxton has all the credentials for this season of the year. Read our blog and look out for our evening of     stories in...
31/10/2026

Buxton has all the credentials for this season of the year. Read our blog and look out for our evening of stories in the run up to Christmas.

We look into the factors which make Buxton a spooktacular place to share scary stories, ahead of our character-led ghost tours this winter.

28/10/2026

Update 21 December for Zink in Buxton as well as ridingforthedisabled at Thorneycroft . Tickets available from either charity .

28/10/2026

Diary date 21 December 1.30 supporting and at the marvellous Thorneycroft on Burlington Road in . Tickets via either at £15 per head. Please support these brilliant local charities if you are able.

Look what I spotted in the pump room in   today ….a Georgian tableau and someone knitted,yes knitted the coach ! This is...
20/10/2026

Look what I spotted in the pump room in today ….a Georgian tableau and someone knitted,yes knitted the coach ! This is a wonderful group to join if you love crafting

20/10/2026

Well I’ve been to Buxton museum this morning and it is wonderful to see some of their extensive collections out on display and it’s free to visit. Saw some of the Roman coins found in the natural baths when doing some restoration work in the late 1970’s and for those of you interested in old photos of then there are books of them available and a comfy sofa to sit whilst looking through them. Go and see!

On my to do list for this week is to visit the newly opened  Buxton Museum and Art Gallery to peruse their collections o...
18/10/2026

On my to do list for this week is to visit the newly opened Buxton Museum and Art Gallery to peruse their collections of old photographs. Pictures such as the one below give clues which help us understand the history of the area much better. If you look closely there do not appear to be any trees on what we now call the Slopes and the two trees we can see , with seating around them are probably less than 50 years old. If I’m correct then there were no trees when the Square was being built around 1806 although some sources refer to trees offering shade in the area. There’s always something more to discoverbuxton.

This is a copy of a photo of the Old Hall Hotel in Buxton taken from the Pavilion Gardens, dated 1856.
Buxton Museum and Art Gallery has now reopened and as well as collection items (and a Big Bear), we have a display of framed copies of similar pictures and some albums too. We'd love to welcome you to our new temporary space on the same site as Buxton Library on Kents Bank Road.

14/10/2026

I have only just discovered that the iconic shop is up for sale. I wish you every success in your retirement but also wanted to thank you for the support you offered Discover Buxton.You were one of our first advertisers on the tram and the family were always willing to take part in some of our dafter schemes. You featured in one of our podcasts , our walks for and tours featuring the history of shopping. Thank you ###

04/10/2026

The team at Discover Buxton are still discovering more to add to our knowledge base . This is another Matcham theatre but nowhere near as beautiful as Buxton Opera House . This one.is in Morecambe . Thanks Fred

01/10/2026

Well it’s here the beginning of a new direction full of exciting adventures.Check out the new site Discover Buxton
I hope to be showcasing and the to many more people in search of unique itineraries !

Firstly many thanks to Buxton Advertiser for announcing our change of direction and to all the people and businesses tha...
29/09/2026

Firstly many thanks to Buxton Advertiser for announcing our change of direction and to all the people and businesses that have made the magic happen so far. On the 1 October, do check out our new website, still under the same name, to see just what changes are happening.I’m too nosey and there are still too many secrets to uncover and stories to tell to stop so I’m spreading my web of curiosity into the Peak District as well.Please keep in touch and if I can help anyone discover more about the area then do contact.

New direction for Discover Buxton as history company moves to bespoke projects

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