Cat and Fiddle Inn

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The Cat and Fiddle Inn is a famous high-altitude pub in the Peak District of England, known as a landmark stop for walkers, cyclists, and motorists crossing the moorlands between Macclesfield and Buxton.

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Cat and Fiddle Inn canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf inn
public house
country England
hasFeature views over surrounding moorland
hasFunction pub
restaurant
hasNameOrigin Cat and Fiddle
knownFor being a landmark stop for cyclists
being a landmark stop for motorists
being a landmark stop for walkers
high altitude location
moorland setting
locatedBetween Buxton
Macclesfield
locatedIn Derbyshire
Peak District
locatedOn A537 road
near Macclesfield Forest
Peak District National Park
linked to: Peak District
region East Midlands
roadIsKnownAs Cat and Fiddle Road
roadIsKnownFor popular cycling climb
scenic driving route
situatedOn moorlands
tourismType rural tourism
transportRole roadside stop
usedBy cyclists
motorists
walkers

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Shining Tor hasRouteFrom Cat and Fiddle Inn
Cat and Fiddle Pass (A537) near Cat and Fiddle Inn