Step into the world of Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice on a full-day journey through the Peak District, visiting the locations brought to life in Joe Wright's acclaimed 2005 film starring Keira Knightley and Matthew Macfadyen.

Departing from Manchester, leave the city behind and travel into the landscapes of Derbyshire, where grand historic houses, traditional market towns and dramatic moorland provided the backdrop for Elizabeth Bennet's storey.

Your first stop is Haddon Hall, one of England's most atmospheric medieval houses. Its beautifully preserved interiors were transformed into the Lambton Inn, where Elizabeth and the Gardiners dine during their visit to Derbyshire. Explore the historic house and see the rooms that appeared on screen.

From Haddon Hall, continue to Bakewell, the picturesque market town at the heart of the Peak District. Widely associated with Austen's fictional town of Lambton, Bakewell gives you time to explore its historic streets, browse its independent shops or sample the famous Bakewell pudding.

Next, travel to Chatsworth House, one of Britain's grandest stately homes and the real-life Pemberley of the 2005 film. With its magnificent architecture, gardens and surrounding parkland, it is easy to see why Chatsworth was chosen to represent Mr Darcy's estate.

The final stop is Stanage Edge, one of the Peak District's most spectacular viewpoints. Walk along the dramatic gritstone escarpment and stand in the landscape used for one of the film's most iconic moments, as Elizabeth Bennet looks out across the Derbyshire countryside.

Throughout the day, your guide will bring the film locations to life, sharing stories about the production, the landscapes and the places that helped make the 2005 adaptation so memorable.

This is a dedicated 2005 Pride & Prejudice film locations tour. If you're a fan of the 1995 BBC adaptation starring Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle, we also offer a separate tour dedicated to the BBC series and its filming locations.