Derby Cathedral dominates the local skyline with its impressive perpendicular tower, the second-highest in England. It
was largely built early in the 16th century, but worship has taken place on this site since the 10th century. Its iron screen
(by Derby smith Robert Bakewell) is a masterpiece, so intricate that it appears like lacework.
For those that like the outdoor life, the Derwent Valley Heritage Way offers the chance to explore a 55-mile stretch of
Derbyshire through fields and along woodland paths and tracks.
Kedleston Hall is a neo-Classical mansion with well-preserved interiors, landscaped gardens and park, located just outside
the city of Derby.
Derby Industrial Museum is on the site of the world's oldest factories, the Silk Mills built by George Sorocold in the
early 18th century. The foundations and parts of the tower from the 1717 mill are still visible.
Pride Park Stadium
Take a guided tour and discover what goes on behind the scenes at the Pride Park Stadium, home of Derby County Football
Club.
The Royal Crown Derby Porcelain Company, located on a 4.5-acre site in the city, has an international reputation for
producing quality decorated bone china and gifts. A Visitor Centre and factory provide an insight into the traditions, history
and the skills that go into making the china.
Pickford's House
Museum
Visitors can learn about domestic life for a late Georgian professional man at Pickford's House in Derby, a Grade Ilisted
building that has been renovated and recreated to its former style.