Hall Bank & The Square

Historic area | The Old Hall Hotel housed Mary Queen of Scots | Georgian and Victorian architecture

A signpost and stone buildings around The Square in Buxton

Hall Bank & The Square

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The Old Hall Hotel incorporates remains of a hall built in 1572–73, where Mary Queen of Scots stayed during visits to Buxton.

Further along The Square, No.6 The Square tea room is housed in this beautiful Georgian building (1803 – 1806).

Across the road from The Square is steep Hall Bank, where some of the former Georgian lodging houses date from 1793.

The former Burlington Hotel at the bottom of Hall Bank later became The Savoy; the building now contains flats.

TIP: Look for the Old Hall Hotel, where Mary Queen of Scots stayed on several visits between 1573 and 1584.