The Buxton Dome is one of Derbyshire’s grandest locations with the largest unsupported dome in Great Britain
(formerly the world). It is dramatic, breathtaking and totally unique as a venue.
Built close to the original St Anne’s Well,
the Crescent is also home to the Natural Baths which stand upon
the site of a Roman Bath.
Today the nine springs, which are estimated to
be between 3,500 and 5,000 feet below sea level, produce about
a quarter of a million tons of warm water each day.
Established in 1992, this event attracts a large
visitor following who can enjoy the beautiful antiques and fine
art on offer.
Buxton boasts superb hotels and guest houses, a scenic railway
and water gardens and is very close to the famous opera house.
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