The village of Eyam, which is tucked away in the Peak District, has a remarkable and moving past. Eyam, also referred to as the "Plague Village," rose to fame in 1665 as a result of its valiant choice to isolate itself in order to stop the bubonic plague from spreading. The Eyam Hall, a stunning Jacobean manor, the Eyam Plague Cottages, and the graves of the village's victims are among the important landmarks that visitors can explore while strolling through this historic village. The village is an intriguing place to consider the community's resiliency because of its serene streets and picturesque surroundings, which provide a striking contrast to the tragedy that occurred here. Eyam, whether you're interested in history or just want to take in the splendor of the Peak District.