Follow Elizabeth Bennet into the Peak District on a private Pride & Prejudice day out from York, just for your group of up to four guests.

Stop at Stanage Edge, the gritstone viewpoint from the 2005 film, then continue through Castleton and the dramatic Winnats Pass. After lunch in Bakewell, spend around two to two and a half hours exploring Chatsworth House, the film’s Pemberley, before the drive back to York.

The tour lasts around nine to ten hours, and an earlier start is suggested to make the most of the day. Stop order and timings may change with Chatsworth entry times, weather and road conditions.

Good to know

• Private tour for up to four guests, with collection and return at your York accommodation or an agreed meeting point.
• Chatsworth House and garden admission, other attraction admission, lunch, drinks and refreshments are not included. House visits are self-guided.
• Reaching the Stanage Edge viewpoint involves uphill walking on uneven, exposed ground; a suitable alternative can be planned on the day. Please discuss mobility needs before booking.
• Chatsworth normally closes for part of January to March, so those dates are not offered as standard.

Book online through the Highwayman Tours website, or get in touch to ask a question first.