Start your journey at the Derby Museum and Art Gallery. Discover fascinating collections from natural history to Joseph Wright masterpieces and Derby’s rich industrial past.

Derby Museum and Art Gallery

Stroll to Derby Cathedral, famous for its impressive tower and the oldest ring of ten bells in the world. Don't miss the peregrine falcons nesting here!

Derby Cathedral

Treat yourself to lunch at The Silk Mill, a riverside eatery in the world’s oldest surviving factory. Enjoy local fare and craft ales.

The Silk Mill

Unwind with dinner at The Flowerpot, a legendary pub known for live music and a stellar selection of real ales.

The Flowerpot

Begin with a peaceful walk around Markeaton Park, Derby’s largest and most beloved green space. Enjoy the gardens, boating lake, and craft village.

Markeaton Park

Head to Royal Crown Derby for a tour of the world-renowned porcelain factory, and marvel at exquisite pottery in the visitor centre.

Royal Crown Derby

For a unique lunch, try The Palace, a quirky independent café offering homemade bakes and seasonal dishes in a retro setting.

The Palace

Experience Derby’s real ale scene at The Brunswick Inn, a beautifully restored Victorian pub with its own microbrewery and hearty pub classics.

The Brunswick Inn

Explore the pioneering Derwent Valley Mills, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where the modern factory system was born. Take a guided tour or enjoy riverside walks.

Derwent Valley Mills

Discover Derby’s creative side at the QUAD. This lively arts centre features exhibitions, indie cinema, and a stylish café with views of the Cathedral Quarter.

QUAD

Enjoy a late lunch at The Cosy Club, a stylish spot in a historic former Royal Hotel serving British comfort food and creative cocktails.

The Cosy Club

End your trip with a performance at Derby Theatre, a creative hub staging everything from classic plays to contemporary shows in the heart of the cultural quarter.

Derby Theatre