All Attractions near Derbion

A scenic riverside park in Derby with inclusive playgrounds, BMX tracks, sports courts, and vibrant community events for all ages.

Nottingham’s oldest public park, a compact Victorian arboretum with lake, bandstand and 800 trees just north of the city centre.

Discover unique fashion finds and vintage treasures at Armstrong’s Mill Outlet, Ilkeston’s vibrant shopping destination with over 150 sellers.

Explore the evocative medieval ruins and literary heritage of Ashby de la Zouch Castle, crowned by its iconic Hastings Tower and underground passage.

Discover serene lakes, rich birdlife, and peaceful trails at Attenborough Nature Reserve, a celebrated wildlife sanctuary near Nottingham.

Historic canal lock bypassing the River Trent, blending industrial heritage with tranquil waterside charm in Nottingham.

A century-old riverside sanctuary where Victorian heritage meets natural tranquility along the Derwent.

Historic gritstone climbing and scenic woodland walks with panoramic views over Derbyshire’s Derwent Valley.

Explore ancient woodlands, accessible trails, and natural play areas at Calke Explore, the perfect outdoor adventure base within Calke Abbey’s historic estate.

Explore Derbyshire’s scenic reservoir with walking, cycling, watersports, and wildlife watching around a vast 8-mile trail.

Derby’s historic heart: cobbled lanes, Victorian arcades, independent boutiques, cafés and culture around the cathedral.

Grade II listed Victorian pagoda displaying Crimean cannons inside Nottingham’s first public park.

Free street-level view of Castle Rock’s 38 m sandstone cliff, visible caves and the castle silhouette above in a quiet Victorian estate setting.

Historic Camellia House gardens meet natural adventure at Nottingham’s charming Climbing Tree.

A central shopping hub in Burton-on-Trent offering diverse stores, casual dining, and a welcoming atmosphere for all visitors.

Step back in time with vintage trams, a charming period village, and scenic woodland walks at Crich Tramway Village, the home of the National Tramway Museum.

Immersive escape rooms with innovative puzzles and theatrical game masters in Nottingham's city centre.

An 80-acre riverside park in Derby blending lush gardens, open fields, sports, and vibrant community events in a historic natural setting.

Derbion: Derby’s vibrant heart for shopping, dining, entertainment, and culture under one roof.

Derbion Shopping Centre: Over 200 shops, vibrant dining, and entertainment in the heart of Derby city centre.

Discover Derby’s historic cathedral blending Georgian elegance, rich heritage, and vibrant cultural life in the city centre.

An 18th-century haunted prison where history, paranormal mystery, and immersive theatre converge in England's ghost capital.

Free world-class art and antiquities in Derby's cultural heart, anchored by the world's largest Joseph Wright collection.

Explore historic aircraft and watch modern airliners take off at East Midlands Aeropark, a unique aviation museum and viewing spot near Castle Donington.

A friendly and lively traditional pub on Duffield Road, offering a welcoming atmosphere and classic British drinks in Derby.

Authentic Victorian knitting workshops where 400 years of textile heritage comes alive through original machines and immersive social history.

A practical, family-friendly retail park on the edge of Nottingham with IKEA, high-street brands, dining options and plenty of parking.

Explore the peaceful 13th-century ruins of Grace Dieu Priory, a secluded Augustinian nunnery in the Leicestershire countryside, now a quiet haven of history and nature.

A tranquil woodland retreat in Nottingham featuring diverse trees, peaceful ponds, and rich birdlife for immersive nature walks.

England's only working six-sailed stone windmill, where 18th-century engineering still turns with the wind.

Discover Derbyshire’s industrial heritage where canal meets railway, with historic workshops, scenic trails, and steam-powered marvels.

Explore 17.5 miles of historic railway trail with stunning Peak District views, wildflowers, and accessible paths for walking, cycling, and horse riding.

Grade II* municipal park with a 6-hectare boating lake, adventure golf and Lakeside Arts on University Boulevard.

Explore Kedleston Hall’s stunning 18th-century Neo-classical mansion, rich collections, and sweeping historic parkland near Derby.

A tranquil urban nature reserve in Nottingham offering diverse habitats and peaceful wildlife encounters from dawn till late evening.

Explore the Victorian steam-powered marvel that kept the Cromford Canal flowing, set amidst Derbyshire’s scenic heritage trails.

Explore Mortimer’s Hole, a secret medieval tunnel beneath Nottingham Castle steeped in history and mystery.

Explore 300 years of Nottingham’s social history beneath historic 17th-century cottages and intriguing sandstone caves.

A vibrant family farm adventure with animals, play zones, seasonal events, and a sprawling maize maze near Burton-on-Trent.

Explore Calke Abbey’s hauntingly beautiful ‘un-stately home’ and its ancient parkland, a unique journey through history and nature.

Discover Nottingham Castle’s rich history, art collections, and legendary caves atop the iconic Castle Rock in the heart of Nottingham.

Gateway to Nottingham Castle’s rich history, interactive galleries, cave tours, and family-friendly adventures in the heart of the city.

A vibrant arts hub blending theatre, galleries, and music set beside a scenic lake in Nottingham’s University Park.

Explore Nottingham’s industrial heritage through working engines, historic machinery, and captivating exhibits in a charming 17th-century setting.

Natural history collections displayed inside a 16th-century mansion set in a 500-acre deer park.

Bold, thrilling theatre in a modernist landmark—where regional excellence meets West End ambition.

Discover Georgian elegance, local legends, and cultural heritage at Derby’s Pickford's House Museum, a free-entry historic gem with period rooms and unique exhibitions.

Experience Nottingham’s iconic Sky Mirror, a captivating stainless steel sculpture reflecting the sky and cityscape in ever-changing optical illusions.

Historic sculptural heads on Friar Gate commemorating Derby’s pivotal role in the 19th-century Reform Bill riots and political change.

Iconic bronze statue of Robin Hood beside Nottingham Castle, celebrating the legendary outlaw and Nottingham’s rich folklore heritage.

Explore the captivating medieval timber-framed Sinai Park House, a 1300s moated landmark steeped in history and local lore in Burton-on-Trent.

A lifesize tribute to Beeston’s bee heritage, this serene beekeeper statue blends nature and urban life on High Road.

A charming village teahouse and gift shop in Ockbrook, blending homemade treats with unique gifts in a cozy, rustic setting.

Discover the mesmerizing one-tonne granite Kugel Stone at Carsington Water, effortlessly spinning on a thin film of water in a serene natural setting.

Four densely packed floors of human remains, occult objects, haunted dolls and horror props inside a Nottingham sandstone cellar.

Step into Nottingham’s haunted past with The Original Nottingham Ghost Walk, starting at the legendary Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem pub.

Discover Nottingham’s hidden Victorian sandstone tunnel, a unique historic passage blending architectural beauty with urban mystery.

Explore 250,000 years of regional archaeology in a serene lakeside setting at the University of Nottingham Museum of Archaeology.

Unearth industrial relics and charity gems in Wollaton's historic stables—a hidden trove blending Nottingham's manufacturing past with eclectic finds in an Elizabethan setting.

Explore the medieval ruins and royal history of Tutbury Castle, set amidst scenic Staffordshire countryside with events and gardens to discover.

A beautifully restored historic walled garden offering a peaceful retreat and heritage horticulture within Nottingham’s Wollaton Park.

Explore the evocative ruins of Wingfield Manor, a medieval fortress and royal prison steeped in history and intrigue.

Explore Wirksworth’s rich heritage and local industries in a welcoming historic centre with engaging exhibits and a cozy café.

Explore the majestic Elizabethan Wollaton Hall set in 500 acres of scenic parkland, home to museums, gardens, and a lively deer park.

Elizabethan prodigy house on a hill, now home to Nottingham Natural History Museum and free-roaming deer in a 500-acre park.

A tranquil 25-acre lake set within Nottingham’s historic Wollaton Park, offering scenic walks, rich wildlife, and Georgian landscape charm.

Explore a rare Elizabethan dovecote museum in Nottingham, showcasing centuries of rural heritage and architectural charm.

Tucked beneath Nottingham Castle, this legendary pub claims to be England’s oldest inn, with cave-like rooms, centuries of history, and a famously cursed galleon.