However, there are several lidos within easy reach of Greater Manchester including in the Peak District, Yorkshire and Cheshire. Although one open-air swimming spot in Greater Manchester has recently ...

The Peak District, which stretches across parts of Derbyshire, Cheshire, Greater Manchester, Staffordshire and Yorkshire, became the UK’s first national park in 1951.

Tegg's Nose looms over Macclesfield on the western edge of the Peak District and boasts panoramic views of Cheshire and beyond.

The Peak District, which reaches into Derbyshire, Cheshire, Staffordshire, Yorkshire and Greater Manchester, welcomes about 13m visitors each year.

Partner Article Cheshire designer celebrates the Peak District in iconic RHS letters display Penny Williams from Modern Farmhouse Flowers showcases her passion for using sustainable materials, locally ...

Peak District town named one of best places to live but average house price is £496,000 The pretty town is known for its historic aqueduct and locks, which attract tourists who also enjoy its ...

Macclesfield Forest in the Peak District secured sixth place, boasting an average 14 per cent chance of rain and approximately 51 rainy days annually. Prime viewing spots include Shutlingsloe hill, ...

There is one tea room in the Peak District that boasts some of the best views in the UK. The self-proclaimed 'highest tea room in England' is the Peak View Tea Rooms on the A537 Cat and Fiddle on ...

Waterfall Swallet, Eyam This waterfall near the plague village of Eyam in the Peak District is well hidden from view and is virtually unknown, unless you know where to look.

Tea rooms are a delightful stopover during a countryside day trip. One such tea room in the Peak District boasts some of the most stunning views in the UK. The self-titled 'highest tea room in ...