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Discover Buxton through local sightseeing features, guided tours and stories about the town’s landmarks, architecture and spa heritage.
More than 200 people gathered in Buxton on 19 September 2026 to express concerns about the Springs Shopping Centre redevelopment proposals.
Read: More Than 200 Attend Pavilion Gardens Photo Shoot Over Springs Redevelopment PlansPlan a visit to Buxton Visitor Centre at the Pump Room for local information, maps, gifts and events.
Read: Buxton Visitor Centre, Gift Shop & Tourist InformationDiscover Solomon’s Temple, a Victorian tower above Buxton Country Park with views across the Peak District.
Read: Solomon’s Temple, BuxtonExplore Higher Buxton’s independent shops, cafés and pubs, historic streets and Tuesday and Saturday markets.
Read: Higher BuxtonExplore Buxton's Cavendish Arcade, its independent shops and its history as the town's former Hot Baths.
Read: Cavendish Arcade BuxtonDiscover the Grade II listed fan window at Buxton railway station, built in 1863 and restored after damage in 2019.
Read: Fan WindowThe Slopes in Buxton is a Grade II registered Georgian garden with paths, trees, the war memorial and views of The Crescent.
Read: The SlopesBroad Walk is a historic promenade beside Pavilion Gardens, lined with Victorian villas and town houses.
Read: Broad WalkDiscover Buxton’s long weather record, which began in 1865, and how volunteers take Met Office readings at the station on The Slopes.
Read: Buxton Climatological StationFind St Anne’s Church off Church Street in Higher Buxton and discover its history and visitor information.
Read: St Anne’s ChurchBuxton’s Grade II listed war memorial stands on The Slopes, overlooking the town. It was dedicated on 18 September 1920.
Read: War Memorial on The SlopesExplore Buxton’s Grade II-listed Town Hall and Market Place, home to the Tuesday and Saturday markets.
Read: Buxton Market Place & Town HallHall Bank and The Square in Buxton feature historic architecture and the Old Hall Hotel, where Mary Queen of Scots stayed on several visits.
Read: Hall Bank & The SquareExplore The Quadrant and Old Court House in Buxton, with nearby restaurants, bars and a look at the area’s history.
Read: The Quadrant & The Old Court HouseVisit St John the Baptist Church on St John’s Road, Buxton. Find service details and information about its entrances.
Read: St. John’s ChurchSee the Grade II-listed Victorian Penfold postbox on Water Street, Buxton, erected in 1866 opposite the Opera House.
Read: Victorian PostboxFind St Ann’s Well in central Buxton, where visitors can fill a bottle at the spring. Discover the history of the Grade II listed well built in 1940.
Read: St. Ann’s Well (Thermal Spring)
