Derbyshire Attractions

David Mellor is a key figure in British design, often referred to as the ‘cutlery king’. On our Peak District site you’ll find our award-winning Cutlery Factory, Design Museum, Shop and Café.

The Friends of Cromford Canal (FCC) run a 70ft traditional narrow boat, Birdswood, along a beautiful stretch of the Cromford canal starting at Cromford Wharf. Take a leisurely two hour trip back in ti...

Strikes Bowling at Genesis 5 lanes of 10 pin bowling Bowling prices 1 game £5 2 games £7 3 games £9 U 16 NUS & OAP £1 OFF 1 Hour of Bowling £20 B4 5PM £25 After fully licenced bar Open 7 days a week Po...

Treak Cliff Cavern in Castleton is famous throughout the world for its unique and large deposits of Blue John stone, and houses some of the most beautiful cave formations found in the UK. Visitors can ...

Royal Crown Derby is one of the original companies founded in the 18th Century that is still producing fine bone china in Derbyshire, England today. The company is the most distinguished, authentic Ma...

This restored Grade II listed building - the only working six-sailed stone tower windmill in England - is open April to October for tours, with special events and the mill's own flour on sale.

The finest things in life don’t have to be lavish. Sometimes, they are the simplest and the most familiar... A crackling log fire and an easy chair. A mellow pint, a glass of ruby-red. Food you reme...

Come and explore our museum to find out how textile pioneer Jedediah Strutt helped introduce mechanised cotton spinning to the Derwent Valley, sparking the Industrial Revolution, and transforming Belp...