Peveril Castle located at Market Pl, Castleton, Hope Valley S33 8WQ, UK

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Square keep built on a hilltop by Henry II in 1176, with visitor centre and picnic area.

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Mick

5 Google Rating

The imposing ruins of Peveril Castle stand high above the pretty village of Castleton in the heart o

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The imposing ruins of Peveril Castle stand high above the pretty village of Castleton in the heart of Derbyshire’s Peak District. Mentioned in the Domesday survey, Peveril Castle is one of England’s earliest Norman fortresses. The castle was built sometime between 1066 and 1086. It was named after William Peveril, who was given the title of bailiff of the Royal Manors of the Peak after the Norman Conquest of 1066. Some historians believe Peveril was the illegitimate son of William the Conqueror. The keep was built by Henry II in 1176.

Mark and Milena Travel Videos

5 Google Rating

Beautiful castle, not much of it left compared with other castle ruins but highly recommend going. T

5/ 5

Beautiful castle, not much of it left compared with other castle ruins but highly recommend going. The scenery around is stunning, everywhere you look it just makes you say wow. No parking on site meaning have to park in the village (Castleton) but that isn't a bad thing because it is a very pretty village. Please Note steep walk up to the castle, so be prepared be out of breathe when you get to the top.

Nat Higgs

5 Google Rating

Gorgeous ruins with stunning views. Quite a steep walk up to the top of the hill where the ruins are

5/ 5

Gorgeous ruins with stunning views. Quite a steep walk up to the top of the hill where the ruins are situated, but wow! The views from the top won't disappoint and there are plenty of benches dotted around for those who need a rest. There are toilets and a little gift shop located at the entrance where you can buy a guide book. There is no designated parking but we were able to find someone on the road to park that was only a 4 minute walk from the castle.

John Darkforge

5 Google Rating

Lovely little place to have a walk around with some amazing views. Will note that from the front ga

5/ 5

Lovely little place to have a walk around with some amazing views. Will note that from the front gate is quite a steep walk up to the castle itself. There are multiple benches for rest stops along the way but if you have issues with inclines it's something to be aware of. (note that it is not wheelchair accessible) The castle itself is a lovely place, the keep is the most intact part and is incredible. The rest is pretty much what you'd expect from an English heritage site, great gift shop (excellent mead), clean facilities and a lovely ruin to wonder round. The best part by far though is not the castle itself I'm sorry to say, but the incredible view from the top, it shows an amazing part of the country off at its finest. Well worth a visit.

Astrid Bentham

4 Google Rating

A definite walkers paradise. The views are stunning from the castle top, also there is not a lot lef

4/ 5

A definite walkers paradise. The views are stunning from the castle top, also there is not a lot left to see of the grounds themselves it is still well worth the visit. Getting to the castle is via a steep ascend however benches are available along the way up. Refreshments can be obtained within the village, which is very busy but also very nice. Not recommended for small chdren or people who are struggling with mobility as the area is very hilly.

Natalija Aleksejevica

5 Google Rating

It's an ancient one. It was built almost thousand years ago. Not much of the village left but the ke

5/ 5

It's an ancient one. It was built almost thousand years ago. Not much of the village left but the keepers tower still there. The sight is beautiful and hopefully it doesn't rain

Isabel Jones

5 Google Rating

Stunning, and magical. Peveril Castle is steeped in history, set above the village of Castleton , in

5/ 5

Stunning, and magical. Peveril Castle is steeped in history, set above the village of Castleton , in the most remarkable wild countryside of the dark peak. Seen here shrouded in winter mist here

Amy G

5 Google Rating

Beautiful village and a great walk up to the castle ruins. It is a steep walk but there are benches

5/ 5

Beautiful village and a great walk up to the castle ruins. It is a steep walk but there are benches for resting. Lovely staff on hand to help.

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5 Google Rating

It's a great place to learn some history, I liked the view too. There is also a guide at the top who

5/ 5

It's a great place to learn some history, I liked the view too. There is also a guide at the top who tells you a lot of interesting facts if you ask them

Richard Beale

4 Google Rating

The castle is up a hill so do take this into consideration before going for a visit. It is about £1

4/ 5

The castle is up a hill so do take this into consideration before going for a visit. It is about £10 and the views up to it are stunning. There are a number of car parks in the village but they mainly take coins so take plenty of change. It is well worth the visit.

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