Solomon's Temple - 180 Year Old Peak District Tower Built on an Ancient BURIAL Ground!

🏰 Solomon's Temple, Buxton: Epic Views & an Easy Walk!
Discover the charming and historic Solomon's Temple folly in the Peak District! We take you on a journey to the top of Grin Low, sharing the history of this unique landmark and showing you the absolutely stunning panoramic views of Buxton and the surrounding Derbyshire countryside.

It’s an easy walk to get here, making it the perfect family-friendly adventure or quick stop-off for a dose of history and nature!

✨ What You'll Discover:

The stunning 360-degree views from the top of Grin Low Hill.

The fascinating—and slightly spooky—history of the site (it's built on a Neolithic burial mound!).

Our top tips for the quickest, easiest route to the Temple!

🗺️ Fact Check & Easy Access:

Not the Biblical Temple: This is a Victorian-era tower built in 1896, not the original temple from Jerusalem. It was built on the site of a much older structure.

A Folly with a Name: It's believed to be named after Solomon Mycock, who once owned the land in the early 1800s.

Super Quick Walk: You can park nearby and reach the Temple in as little as 10-15 minutes! No need for a long hike to get those amazing views.

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