Excursion d'une journée dans le quartier de Pride & Prejudice Peak
Description
Entrez dans les pages du chef-d’œuvre de Jane Austen sur ce pèlerinage littéraire complet à travers le Peak District. Que vous soyez un fervent de la série de 1995 de la BBC à la recherche de l'endroit où M. Darcy a émergé du lac à Lyme Park, ou un fan du film de 2005 voulant se tenir sur le même bord de falaise que Keira Knightley à Stanage Edge, cette visite est conçue pour vous. Parti du centre de Manchester à bord d’un véhicule haut de gamme 100 % électrique, ce circuit offre un regard inégalé sur les lieux qui ont donné vie à M. Darcy et Elizabeth Bennet. Tu restes à Londres ? Beaucoup de nos clients voyagent de Londres pour la journée en prenant le train direct pour Manchester Piccadilly avant de rejoindre la visite. C'est l'une des façons les plus faciles de découvrir Chatsworth House, Stanage Edge et le Peak District sans louer de voiture. *Chatsworth House : La maison n'est pas ouverte aux visiteurs du 1er au 6 novembre. Les jardins resteront ouverts à la visite.
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Itinéraire
En quittant Manchester, nous voyageons vers le grand Domaine de Lyme Park. Votre Guide vous conduira à travers le parc jusqu’à l’endroit même où Mr. Darcy de Colin Firth a fait son fameux plongeon dans le lac. C'est le début parfait de notre exploration de l'héritage durable de l'ère de la Régence
Ensuite, nous plongeons dans les paysages plus sauvages de "Austen". Nous visiterons les spectaculaires tours de pierre de taille de Ramshaw Rocks, vues dans la série de 1995.
Notre troisième étape de la journée nous emmène au minuscule mais riche en architecture village de Longnor. Ceci a été utilisé comme Lambton dans l'adaptation de 1995.
Nous arrivons à Bakewell, le bourg Austen elle-même visité en écrivant. Utilisez votre temps libre pour explorer le pont médiéval ou visitez la boulangerie locale pour essayer un Bakewell Pudding, une recette qui remonte à l'époque des guerres napoléoniennes.
L'après-midi est consacrée à Chatsworth House, le "Joyau des Pics". Ce superbe domaine a été utilisé comme extérieur et intérieur de Pemberley dans le film de 2005. Admirez la galerie de sculptures et les salles peintes où le cœur d’Elizabeth Bennet a commencé à s’adoucir vers M. Darcy.
Notre dernier arrêt est une promenade guidée au sommet de Stanage Edge. Debout sur l'imposante falaise de pierre de taille, vous pouvez recréer le moment cinématographique emblématique du film de 2005, surplombant la vaste et magnifique étendue sauvage de Peak District avant notre retour tranquille et électrique à Manchester.
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Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Condition physique moyenne requise
- Non Moins de 16 ans
Avis(5)
This was an absolutely wonderful tour! My husband and I are big fans of the 1995 Pride and Prejudice, but even our adult sons who are not really into Pride and Prejudice enjoyed the tour. Seeing the beautiful Peak District was absolutely breathtaking! It is full of gorgeous scenery. Visiting Bakewell and having lunch there was a delight! Our tour guide, James, was great at giving loads of interesting information about Manchester and all of the Peak District places we visited that enhanced the tour experience. He was very personable and easy to be with. He did an excellent job of having scenes from the shows at the ready and pointing them out when we were in those locations where they were filmed. His attention to detail really exceeded our expectations. His addition of music from the versions of Pride and Prejudice was the cherry on top. When we entered Lyme Park and James started playing the theme from the 1995 version, it was thrilling! I clapped!! My only suggestion for improvement would be maybe if the tour guide wore a mic while driving. We were there during a heat wave, and sitting in the back of the van with the AC on high made it difficult to hear at times. Overall, this was a most excellent and enjoyable tour that I would highly recommend.
What an incredible day! This tour was an absolute must for any Pride and Prejudice fan. Starting from Manchester, we visited filming locations from both the beloved BBC adaptation and the 2005 film, with our guide providing a wealth of fascinating information about the history of the areas as well as behind-the-scenes details about each location. The highlight was undoubtedly Chatsworth House. Learning about the house itself and the family who still own the estate made the visit even more special. It was easy to see why it was chosen as Mr. Darcy's Pemberley. The drive through the rolling Peak District countryside was breathtaking, with stunning views around every corner—and plenty of close-up encounters with the local sheep, which added to the charm! The tour finished at the spectacular hilltop viewpoint featured in the 2005 Pride and Prejudice film. The hike up and down the hillside was well worth the effort, rewarding us with incredible panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. This was a wonderfully organized tour that perfectly combined film history, local heritage, beautiful scenery, and a bit of adventure. I would highly recommend it to fans of Pride and Prejudice, history lovers, and anyone wanting to experience some of England's most beautiful countryside.
What an incredible day! This tour was an absolute must for any Pride and Prejudice fan. Starting from Manchester, we visited filming locations from both the beloved BBC adaptation and the 2005 film, with our guide providing a wealth of fascinating information about the history of the areas as well as behind-the-scenes details about each location. The highlight was undoubtedly Chatsworth House. Learning about the house itself and the family who still own the estate made the visit even more special. It was easy to see why it was chosen as Mr. Darcy's Pemberley. The drive through the rolling Peak District countryside was breathtaking, with stunning views around every corner—and plenty of close-up encounters with the local sheep, which added to the charm! The tour finished at the spectacular hilltop viewpoint featured in the 2005 Pride and Prejudice film. The hike up and down the hillside was well worth the effort, rewarding us with incredible panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. This was a wonderfully organized tour that perfectly combined film history, local heritage, beautiful scenery, and a bit of adventure. I would highly recommend it to fans of Pride and Prejudice, history lovers, and anyone wanting to experience some of England's most beautiful countryside.
Saw so much more than I expected! Tour guide James was super friendly and informative. Would recommend to anyone even those who aren’t super fans.
This was an excellent day trip! Our driver and guide, James, was conversational and told us about the history of the areas we were in; he had a fun fact for almost everything we saw. The stops were well-planned, beautiful, and made me feel like I was in Pride & Prejudice.
I’m still processing how amazing the experience of walking with the National Park Adventure Tours was. The guide James was excellent, always very helpful and helpful with everyone. He told us a little bit of the history of the city of Manchester, at the beginning of the trip, in addition to giving several tips throughout the tour, to make the most of everything within the time we had available. The itinerary was followed to the scratch, in a very punctual way, which spent us a lot of safety in making the tour and not having problems with our trains at night. I recommend the company closely, and hope to have the opportunity to travel with them again in the future!
