Castleton is an attractive village nestled among breathtaking landscapes of Derbyshire, England. Its primary claim to fame is Peveril Castle, built in the 11th century by William Peveril and traditionally said to be owned by William’s father, William the Conqueror. The castle was the site of the first legal prosecution for witchcraft in England. The village itself is popular with tourists and has a unique selection of shops, pubs and cafes to explore. Interesting landmarks include the Mam Tor and Peak Cavern which is home to Blue John Stone, a rare semi-precious mineral found only at Castleton. Local attractions include Treak Cliff Cavern which displays a range of stunning Blue John Stone, Speedwell Cavern a leading British show cave and Peveril Castle. This stunning small village is the perfect place to experience the Peak District in all its glory and is sure to delight all travelers and photographers.
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