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Chesterfield is a market town in Derbyshire, England, known for its distinctive church spire and its history of coal mining and engineering. The town lies at the confluence of the rivers Rother and Hipper, on the edge of the Peak District. Its most famous landmark is the Church of St Mary and All…
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About Chesterfield
Where to stay in Chesterfield
Town Centre. The area around the Market Place and the Crooked Spire offers easy access to shops, restaurants, and the Chesterfield Museum, with several hotels including the Portland Hotel and ibis Chesterfield Centre Market Town.
Brampton. A residential area to the west of the town centre, home to the Ringwood Hall Hotel & Spa and close to the Chesterfield Canal and Queen's Park.
Tapton. A suburb south-west of the town centre, near the University of Derby's Chesterfield campus and the Casa Hotel, with good road links to the Peak District.
Hasland. A suburb to the south-east of Chesterfield, with the Abbeydale Hotel and convenient access to the A617 and the M1 motorway.
Getting there and around
Chesterfield is served by Chesterfield railway station, on the Midland Main Line, with direct trains from London St Pancras, Derby, Sheffield, and Nottingham. The station is a short walk from the town centre. By road, the town is close to the M1 motorway (junctions 29 and 29a) and the A61. East Midlands Airport is the nearest airport, about an hour's drive away. Within Chesterfield, the town centre is compact and walkable, with local bus services connecting the suburbs and surrounding villages. The Chesterfield Canal and the Peak District are accessible by bus or car.
When to go
Chesterfield's events include the Chesterfield Festival of Food and Drink in July and the Chesterfield Artisan Market held monthly. The town's market days are Monday, Friday, and Saturday. The weather is typical of the English Midlands, with rainfall spread throughout the year. Spring and summer are popular for visiting the Peak District, while the Christmas lights switch-on in November draws crowds to the town centre.
Questions, answered
What is Chesterfield famous for?
Chesterfield is famous for the Crooked Spire of the Church of St Mary and All Saints, and for its history of coal mining and engineering.
How do I get to Chesterfield?
Chesterfield has a railway station on the Midland Main Line with direct trains from London, Derby, Sheffield, and Nottingham. It is also close to the M1 motorway.
What is there to do in Chesterfield?
Visitors can see the Crooked Spire, explore the Chesterfield Museum and Art Gallery, shop at the historic market, and walk along the Chesterfield Canal.
Where is Chesterfield located?
Chesterfield is in Derbyshire, England, near the Peak District and about 10 miles south of Sheffield.
What is the best time to visit Chesterfield?
The town hosts the Chesterfield Festival of Food and Drink in July and a monthly artisan market. Spring and summer are ideal for exploring the Peak District.
Are there hotels in Chesterfield?
Yes, Chesterfield has a range of hotels, including the Portland Hotel, Ringwood Hall Hotel & Spa, Casa Hotel, and ibis Chesterfield Centre Market Town.