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This charming Derbyshire town is well worth a visit. It has the largest open-air market in the country with more than 250 stalls packing the town centre.
Guides lead 1½ hr Country Walks around the main attractions and point out some of the more unusual features. A Rose Wall, without flowers and a peacock, which came from Germany, but can't fly.
Chesterfield received Charter Market in 1204 from King John
The Royal Oak, The Shambles, is one of the oldest pubs in town dating back to 1722.
- Type:
- Landmark