All Places in Derbyshire

High Peak Junction Visitor Centre on the Cromford Canal, lies a mile south of Cromford village, in the beautiful Derwent Read more…

Heage – a derivation of ‘High Edge’ – comes from the Anglo-Saxon Heegge meaning high, lofty and sublime. It perfectly Read more…

Melbourne Hall Gardens with its broad sweeps of lawn, avenues and unexpected vistas is one of the best-known formal gardens Read more…

Carsington Water remains one of the region’s most popular outdoor destinations, with walking and cycling routes, birdwatching opportunities, watersports, bike Read more…

he Heanor Antiques Centre is the largest antiques centre in the county. The centre has been a family run business Read more…

Situated in a beautiful peak district location close to Chatsworth House, Padley Gorge and Stanage Edge, loved for walking and Read more…

Step back in time and enjoy a heritage railway experience at Midland Railway – Butterley, in the heart of Derbyshire. Read more…

Erewash Museum and Gardens is situated in the heart of the historic town of Ilkeston, Derbyshire, set in what was Read more…

Steeped in Midland Railway history, Barrow Hill Roundhouse was built in 1870 to house the steam locomotives that served the Read more…

Chesterfield is a historic market town best known for the Crooked Spire Church of Saint Mary and All Saints. At Read more…

Explore Cromford Mills and Step into History Did you know that the history of tourism at Cromford Mills is almost Read more…

Travel through time in the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site Nestled in the heart of rural Derbyshire is the Read more…

Heights of Abraham is famous for its famous cable cars, which take visitors on an exciting flight through the scenic Read more…

The National Tramway Museum, formerly Crich Tramway Village, offers one of Derbyshire’s great family and group days out and a Read more…

Rosliston Forestry Centre lies at the heart of The National Forest, a woodland haven offering outdoor activities, family fun and Read more…

Treak Cliff Cavern is a genuine wonder in the heart of the Peak District. Treak Cliff Hill is the only place Read more…

14 – 17 May 2026 Tickets for Rail Ale 2026 – the most atmospheric and unique music and drinks festival Read more…

The Chesterfield Canal is a beautiful waterway, an oasis of calm in the busy market town.     Built more Read more…

Elvaston Castle Country Park is truly magical and steeped in history. Its formal gardens and wider parkland still inspire and Read more…

One of the Region’s finest, Shipley Country Park and Visitor Centre are set in 700 acres of rolling hills, wildflower Read more…

The High Peak Trail runs for 17.5 miles from High Peak Junction, near Cromford, to Dowlow, 6 miles south of Read more…

The Burrows Gardens, situated half way between Ashbourne and Derby is an extremely special place. Set in the heart of Read more…

Every July Stainsby Festival is a well-established, intimate and family friendly event in a beautiful rural setting, held in large Read more…

Derby Cathedral, with its stunningly elegant white and gold nave, is the most beautiful building in the city and brimming Read more…

Twice voted Derbyshire Museum of the Year, the Old House Museum nestles away behind Bakewell’s historic church and is the Read more…

We exhibit a variety of contemporary art, including original paintings, prints, sculpture and ceramics over four floors of gallery space. Read more…

Castle Green Bed and Breakfast lies in a wooded valley within the Derbyshire Dales in the picturesque Derbyshire spa town Read more…

7 – 8 June 2025 Welcome to the Matlock Food and Drink Festival! We invite you to join us for Read more…

Strutt’s North Mill is a must-visit for anyone interested in experiencing Derbyshire’s rich history. Located in the picturesque town of Read more…

Welcome to the Buxton Festival Fringe, one of the largest open-access arts festivals in the country…   Read more…

Lickpenny Caravan Park is built on former nursery stock land, and we have enhanced most of the existing mature trees Read more…

Haddon Hall has been welcoming guests for hundreds of years, always enchanting visitors with its beauty and atmosphere.   Home Read more…

With its peeling paint and overgrown courtyards, Calke Abbey tells the story of a time in the twentieth century when Read more…

The imposing ruins of Peveril Castle stand high above the pretty village of Castleton in the heart of Derbyshire’s Peak Read more…

BEST BIKE HIRE PRICES ON THE MONSAL TRAIL situated at the beginning of the Magnificent Monsal Trail, in the Peak Read more…

A leading contemporary arts festival with art for all passions – all happening in our historic market town, right in Read more…

Melbourne Festival is eagerly awaited by local people and visitors from far afield, Melbourne Festival is the highlight of South Read more…

9 – 11 OCTOBER 2026 We had such a good time last year, that we’re doing it all again – Read more…

At the Museum and Art Gallery, the works of Joseph Wright of Derby are the crown jewels of our collections. Read more…

The Children’s Country House is a place to have fun with history. The Hall – The first heritage experience of its Read more…

ARD Birds of Prey is a family Falconry business, run by Alice, who has been working with birds of prey Read more…

The Cromford Canal ran 23.3 kilometres from Cromford to the Erewash Canal at Langley Mill. The 10.5 kilometres of canal Read more…

Birdswood is the historical narrow boat belonging to The Friends of Cromford Canal. The boat and the gift shop are run entirely Read more…

As the northern gateway to the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site, Masson Mills was sympathetically refurbished to continue life Read more…

This is a place of ancient settlements, natural beauty, making and Enlightenment. It is the birthplace of the modern factory, Read more…

Clary Meadows Alpacas – a different type of alpaca experience. We are different from most other Alpaca farms – We only carry out Read more…

The Upper Derwent Valley combines outdoor activity with a fascinating local history. Walking, cycling and horse-riding routes pass through landscapes Read more…

Experience the fascinating history of the Derbyshire mining industry, and of the many families who made their living from this Read more…

Celebrating the area’s rich history of innovation, the Museum of Making in the Derwent Valley Mills UNESCO World Heritage Site Read more…

For an intimate country house hotel the facilities are quite exceptional, from the swimming pool, sauna and hot tub on Read more…