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Derby is a city and unitary authority in the East Midlands of England, with a population of about 263,000. It has a rich history of industry, culture and sport, and is known for its cathedral, market hall, council house and racecourse.
Discover Derby, a friendly city in heart of England with a rich cultural heritage, diverse cuisine, sustainable living and outdoor adventures. Find out what's on, where to stay, what to do and how to get there.
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Discover the vibrant city of Derby with its rich heritage, culture, shopping and entertainment. Explore bookable experiences, attractions, tours, trails, food and drink, and more in this guide.
- Discover The Museum of Making. Derby forms the southern gateway to the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site. Designed and made by the people and industries of Derby, the Museum of Making was built on the site of the world's first factory and is truly unique and will be a must-visit destination for those in the East Midlands and beyond.
- Take a brewery tour and sample fantastic craft beer. Travel gurus at the Lonely Planet describe Derby as the "best place to drink real ale in the World" and the folks at CAMRA reckon there is more real ale choice in Derby than anywhere else.
- Go to Withers Gin School. Visit Withers Gin School in Derby and hand-craft your own unique bottle of gin! Your experience will conclude with an additional taste of your very own gin with a choice of garnishes and tonics to compliment your recipe.
- Take a tour of England's oldest manufacturer of fine bone china. Bearing the Royal and Crown marks for the quality of their wares, Royal Crown Derby has been manufacturing fine bone china in the city since 1750.
Derby City Council is the authority that provides services and policies for the city of Derby in England. Find information on council tax, recycling, planning, education, benefits, jobs, events and more.
20 hours ago · Head coach David Gray remains frustrated by Sunday's derby draw with Hearts but wants Hibernian to keep looking up after stopping a damaging run of three defeats.
