Pictures of Ashbourne

a Historic Market Town in the county of Derbyshire

Dovedale, Derbyshire by Allan Rostron ©

River Dove, Derbyshire by Allan Rostron ©

Ashbourne by Roland Flower ©

Manifold Valley by Keith Benson ©

Ashbourne, Derbyshire by Kevin Tebbutt ©

Photograph of Sunday afternoon in Ashbourne

Sunday afternoon in Ashbourne by John Bowley ©

Ashbourne Parish Church by Kevin Tebbutt ©

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About Ashbourne

Located in Derbyshire, Ashbourne is a market town known for its Georgian architecture and annual Shrovetide football match.

Ashbourne serves as a gateway to the Peak District, making it a popular starting point for exploring the national park's natural beauty, including Dovedale and Thorpe Cloud.

The town is located near the River Dove, offering opportunities for riverside walks and water-based activities. The Tissington Trail, a former railway line, begins in Ashbourne and provides a scenic route for walking and cycling through the beautiful Derbyshire countryside.

The town is known for its antique shops, making it a destination for those interested in unique and historical finds.

The town features charming Georgian architecture, traditional market stalls, and narrow streets. The historic market square is a focal point and is surrounded by many well-preserved buildings.
St. Oswald's Church, a medieval church with a distinctive spire, is a notable landmark in Ashbourne.

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