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of friendly Cathedral Quarter
Explore traditional and unique
boutiques, niche retailers, cafés,
city life
restaurants and bars that lie in
the shadow of Derby’s elegant
16th century Cathedral tower.
www.derbycathedralquarter.co.uk
If you’re in search of Westfield Derby
a quality shopping More than one million square
feet of pure, sparkling shopping
experience, fascinating heaven right in the heart of the
history and heritage, city! This £340 million indoor
shopping sensation has been
international cuisine, voted one of the UK’s top ten
shopping centres.
bustling nightlife or www.westfield.com/derby
somewhere special to
stay, Derby fits the bill.
Real Ale
Derby is rightly known as the
Real Ale Capital of the Midlands,
with over 120 real ale pubs,
three micro-breweries and two
CAMRA Beer Festivals each year.
Ghost Walks
The Guardian claims Derby is the
UK’s most haunted city! Incredibly
popular ghost walks take you to
the depths of the underground
Guildhall tunnels, along backstreet
walkways and around the city’s
most historical landmarks.
www.derbyghostwalks.com
Kedleston Hall
Kedleston Hall, to the west
of the city, is a fine example
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Museums
Take time out and explore the city’s
three FREE admission museums:
-- The Derby Museum and Art
Gallery is home to the stunning
Joseph Wright painting collection
-- Experience authentic Georgian
splendour at Pickford’s House
-- The Silk Mill – Derby’s Museum
of Industry and History sits on the
banks of the River Derwent and
is part of the UNESCO Derwent
Valley Mills World Heritage site.
For opening times, visit
www.derby.gov.uk/museums
of a Robert Adam designed
neo-classical mansion. Other
National Trust properties include
Sudbury Hall & the Museum
of Childhood, and Calke Abbey.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
Festival City
Derby has a packed calendar of
events and activities all year round
including a number of festivals
which attract visitors from all over
the country. The annual Derby
Festé attracts tens of thousands
of visitors in the last weekend
of September. Other festivals
include the Derby Jazz, Format
International Photography,
Summer Rhythms and CAMRA
festivals. www.visitderby.co.uk
Culture
Enjoy an all year round programme
of live entertainment with the
critically acclaimed Derby LIVE.
QUAD, Déda, Derby Jazz and
sinfonia ViVA (the East Midlands’
regional orchestra), and many
independent theatre companies,
all based in the city.
www.visitderby.co.uk/whatson
Restaurant Scene
Derby has a growing reputation
for quality places to eat, with over
100 branded and independent
venues for all tastes from around
the world. See page 9 for award
winning suggestions.
Passionate Sporting City
Derby County Football Club
Derby County is the city’s pulse and
the sensational Pride Park Stadium,
with its famous atmosphere packs
in 30,000 on match days, keeping
both home and away fans coming
back for more. www.dcfc.co.uk
Derbyshire County Cricket Club
Derbyshire is one of only 18
counties in England and Wales
which can boast a first-class cricket
club. The historic County Ground
hosts various forms of exciting
limited over and four-day cricket
throughout the summer as well
as a two-day game against world
champions Australia in July.
www.derbyshireccc.com

Shopping in the
Cathedral Quarter
Set among the historic streets of Derby
is a feast of independent shops, trendy
cafés and stylish salons. So shop, wander
around the historic part of the city, grab
a bite to eat and enjoy a unique Derby.
A cluster of narrow, atmospheric
streets and the Market Place, where
everything and everyone converges.
The Independent
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Cathedral Quarter
Fraiche/Fraiche Boutique
Beautiful, stylish gift boutique with an
array of contemporary, design-led gifts
and accessories displayed over it’s two
floors whilst Fraiche Boutique offers a
unique range of sophisticated and stylish
day wear, evening wear and accessories.
37 Sadler Gate / 8-9 Strand Arcade
tel: 01332 348919
www.fraiche37.co.uk
Serendipity
Serendipity is a patisserie, ice cream and
handmade chocolate shop selling locally
produced products. Ice cream from
Spondon, chocolates from Melbourne,
artisan biscuits from Ashbourne and
patisseries from the East Midlands.
15a Sadler Gate, tel: 01332 361920
www.derbycathedralquarter.co.uk/
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Michael Hall
Designer Jewellery
Specialising in platinum and high quality,
conflict free diamonds offering Derby’s
premier service for the design and
manufacture of bespoke jewellery.
The sophisticated in-house workshop
enables clients to be involved in the
design process.
15 Cheapside, tel: 01332 344676
www.derbyjeweller.co.uk
Emily Brigden
A local retailer with over 20 years
experience in providing the best quality
clothes to discerning women across the
Midlands. With specialist staff who can
assist and advise on clothing for a range
of social activities from a wide selection
of brands.
15-17 Iron Gate, tel: 01332 344612
www.brigdens.com
Bluewater
In the heart of Sadler Gate, specialising
in unique and contemporary ladies wear
with labels including Part Two, InWear,
White Stuff, Noa Noa, Lauren Vidal, and
Masai. The range of costume jewellery is
complementary to the clothing collections
and accessories including leather bags
from Owen Barry and Charlotte Reid.
45 Sadler Gate, tel: 01332 332159
www.derbycathedralquarter.co.uk/
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Westfield Derby Retail Therapy
Two Seasons at Westfield Derby
A Midlands based independent surf,
snow and street-wear specialist with Voted a top ten UK shopping centre by
the pick of the best brands and the
freshest looks. Two Seasons’ unique Property Week, Westfield Derby has
mix of products brings together surf
fashion from Quiksilver, Roxy, everything you need, from the latest
Billabong, O’Neill, Animal and Rip Curl
and street and skate fashion from fashion to the most stylish home
Etnies, DC’s, Volcom and Element.
accessories with over 190 stores
mixing the best of the high street
Showcase Cinema de Lux with great independent brands.
A state-of-the-art movie experience.
The cinema offers the latest Dolby 3D
digital projection and sound systems,
with over 2,000 seats across 12 screens.
For a special night out, why not visit the
Director’s hall, an exclusive, intimate
auditorium that offers film lovers the
perfect setting to enjoy the show.

Family Favourites
The centre offers a great kids line-up
including a large selection of toys and
games from stores like The Entertainer,
Toy Planet, Build-A-Bear Workshop and
Hawkins Bazaar. In addition, the best in
kids fashion with Pumpkin Patch, H&M
Kids, Zara and a selection of brands
in Debenhams including Baker by
Ted Baker and Little John Rocha.

Superdry
A recent addition to Westfield Derby,
Superdry is one of the fastest growing
UK retailers in youth fashion. Superdry
has already attained international
recognition, being sold in more than
20 countries and has benefited from
celebrity-generated publicity from
the likes of David Beckham, Zac Efron,
Janet Jackson, Helena Christensen
and Ben Stiller.

Playworld
Playworld is a free, parent supervised
kids’ activity zone designed to let the
little ones blow off steam so you can Westfield Derby is like somebody
make the most of your day shopping.
Features include talk stations, a
learning lab, a touch chamber, mirror
has put Hollywood in the middle
maze, reaction game and jungle scape. of the city.
Property Week

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Derby offers a
wide and varied
dining experience
With over one hundred eateries on offer
and dishes available from all over the world,
Derby has something to suit every taste and
budget from tapas to pasta, entrecôte to
enchiladas or a cup of fair-trade cappuccino.
Derby had it’s first Food and Drink awards
last year and all of the eateries listed
opposite were among the winners.
Derby: Marvel of the Midlands.
The Independent
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Five to try:
Local Winners
Strand
Much more than a café – an independent
business serving a wide variety of teas,
coffees and light lunches in a comfortable,
modern and relaxing environment.
Winner of Café of the Year 2009.
16 The Strand, tel: 01332 346804
www.strandcoffee.co.uk
MoonSha
Derby is home to Toyota and MoonSha is
one of the city’s latest Japanese additions.
Delivering an authentic flavour of the
east using traditional techniques and
ingredients. A dramatic Teppanyaki bar,
with great Sashimi too.
Winner of Newcomer of the Year 2009.
4 Friary Street, tel: 01332 343288
www.moonsha.com
Number Five
A newcomer in Derby’s growing modern
bar scene. This glamorous, upmarket
jazz bar is a real treat for those seeking
a great vibe with its own house piano
and dramatically modern décor. Serving
deli-style sandwiches. Definitely set to
become a firm favourite.
Winner of Best Pub/Bar 2009.
5 George Street, tel: 01332 343250
www.number-five.co.uk
Le Bistrot Pierre
Derby’s most established French bistro,
right in the heart of the city’s restaurant
hub. It’s informal, friendly and always
lively. Renowned for its provincial French
cooking served to a high standard at
outstanding value.
Winner of Best for Lunch 2009.
18 Friar Gate, tel: 01332 370470
www.lebistrotpierre.co.uk
Darleys Restaurant
One of Derby’s iconic restaurants awarded
two rosettes in the AA restaurant guide for
over five years and recognized in the Good
Food Guide for eight years and Michelin
recommended. First class cuisine and
service set in a stylish atmosphere by the
waters of the River Derwent.
Winner of Restaurant of the Year 2009.
Waterfront, Darley Abbey
tel: 01332 364987  www.darleys.com
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Westfield Derby Tempting tastes
Spur
South African steak and ribs specialist
at Westfield Derby
offering a warm, relaxed dining
experience and great value for money.
Whether you want to indulge in a long
The menu ranges from delicious salads
to burgers, from juicy steaks to spicy
lunch after a hard morning’s shopping or
Mexican meals. Spur is a family
favourite and has a play area and
fancy a pre-cinema snack, there’s something
varied kids menu. to suit every occasion and every taste.

Harpers
Offering good quality, hearty home
made British food using the freshest
ingredients. Combining quality with
value to produce home made dishes
using traditional recipes. A growing
British food brand, Harpers prides
itself on providing fantastic food,
friendly customer service and great
value for money.

Kona Blue Coffee

& Deli
A family-run coffee and deli enterprise,
Kona Blue pride themselves on
sourcing great local produce and
offering food freshly prepared in store
each day. As coffee experts, they
source their coffee beans freshly
roasted each week from the UK’s first
environmentally friendly roaster.

Mr Simms
Olde Sweet Shoppe
Offering a great range of sweets
including traditional treats and
childhood favourites. In store you’ll find
an extensive selection of mouth watering
products, and an ever increasing range
of exclusive lines, bringing together an
impressive range of confectionery not
seen in one place for many years.

Ditsch
Originally established in 1919 and
now with more than 200 shops across
Europe, Ditsch at Westfield Derby is
a new addition selling freshly baked
snacks including handheld pizzas,
savoury and sweet pretzels, and
a selection of delicious bakes.

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 Festivals, Arts
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Enjoy a year round programme
of live entertainment and arts
complemented by a wide variety
of festivals and events putting
Derby firmly on the cultural map.
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Arts and Entertainment Top Attractions
QUAD
Bringing the best in international
quality art and film to the city.
With a 2 screen independent
cinema, contemporary art gallery
and café bar, QUAD is a dynamic
addition to Derby’s arts scene.
www.derbyquad.co.uk
Déda
Derby’s centre for excellence in
the world of dance performances,
classes and visual arts. The CUBE
café/bar offers a monthly
Hot Dates for 2010/11
A selection of don’t miss events are listed below, but many more can be found at www.visitderby.co.uk/whatson
22-23 May 2010
Derbyshire Food & Drink Fair,
Kedleston Hall – feast on the
flavour of locally sourced fayre.
29-30 May 2010
Every Second – Derby Jazz Festival
– a showcase of top class musicians
and singers. www.derby-jazz.co.uk
15-21 July 2010
Derbyshire Festival of Cricket.
A week of exciting 5 matches, fun
events and activities for all the
family throughout the festival week
celebrating 140 years of cricket in
Derbyshire. For more information
visit derbyshireccc.com
7-11 July 2010
CAMRA Summer Beer Festival –
a sensational selection of tasty
real ales all under one roof at
The Assembly Rooms.
entertainment schedule including
comedy and jazz clubs as well
as a lively literature programme.
www.deda.uk.com
Derby LIVE
The world of live entertainment is
alive and kicking in Derby at the
Assembly Rooms and the Derby
Theatre. Smaller scale, more
personable performances can be
enjoyed at the Guildhall Theatre
www.derbylive.co.uk
17-18 July 2010
A colourful, lively city centre
procession on Saturday and Sunday
and celebration at Osmaston Park
on Sunday. Part of the Summer
Rhythms Festival.
www.visitderby.co.uk/whatson
5 September 2010
Darley Park Open Air Classical
Concert & Fireworks Display –
bring a picnic and deck chairs
for this FREE annual highlight.
18 Sept-17 Oct 2010
Derby Walking Festival – at various
venues around the City Centre.
www.visitpeakdistrict.com/dwf
24-26 September 2010
Derby Festé – a cocktail of
culture with street performances
extraordinaire throughout the city.
www.derbyfeste.com
Silver Screen
You’ll be spoilt for choice by
Derby’s film scene. Take your pick
from 36 cinema screens at the
citywide complexes including the
Showcase and Odeon as well as
at QUAD and Westfield Derby’s
Showcase Cinema de Lux where
the Director’s Halls offer leather
seat luxury!
11-13 November 2010
Festival of Light – artwork
projections around the
Cathedral Quarter.
19 November 2010
Festival of Light – Lantern
Procession and Firework Display
on Cathedral Green.
3 March-3 April 2011
FORMAT International
Photography Festival – A world
leading international event
hosted at various key city venues.
www.formatfestival.com
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 Short breaks
Centrally located with a great choice
of attractions, events and experiences,
Derby is the perfect base for a short break.
Plan a weekend of food and drink
indulgence, festival fun, real ale sampling,
ghost hunting and city chilling, or explore
some world class local attractions
including Chatsworth and Alton Towers.
Accommodation ranges from four star
boutique hotel glamour to cosy B&B
comfort and stylish self-catering options
to suit every taste and budget. For help
with planning your break and booking
your accommodation, please contact
Derby Tourist Information Centre.
Tel: 01332 255802
email tourism@derby.gov.uk
or visit www.visitderby.co.uk
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The best pub city in the nation.
The Toronto Globe and Mail
A Food & Drink Break
taster to whet your appetite!
Day 1
-- Light lunch at a tasty cafe, e.g.
The Bookcafé in the Quarter
or the Big Blue Coffee Company
on Sadler Gate.
-- Afternoon micro-brewery tour at
The Brunswick Inn & Brewery or
wine/whiskey tasting at Red Zebra
wine merchants.
Day 2
-- Enjoy a shop around the
Cathedral Quarter – highlights
including Bennett’s Department
Store (mini deli’ and great
kitchenware store) and Derby
Market Hall.
-- Lunch at the Brewery Tap -
chance to sample the 5 x third
pint rack of real ale brewed by
the Derby Brewing Company.
-- Sober up with a coffee at
The Cathedral Coffee Shop
(opposite Derby Cathedral)!
-- Tea-time coffee & cake break
at Kona Blue Coffee & Deli at
Westfield Derby.
-- Rest up & relax at your city
accommodation. Evening meal
at an award winning restaurant
(take your pick from page 9).
-- Have an evening on the town
starting with a wine or whiskey
tasting at Red Zebra.
-- Take in a Derby LIVE show at
Derby Theatre, The Guildhall
or The Assembly Rooms or
experience the comfort of the
Cinema de Lux at Westfield.
-- Finish off the perfect evening
in the city in one of the 120
real ale pubs such as the 1532
Dolphin Inn.
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Discover the Well Dressing
Well Dressing is the traditional
Great Houses
Some of the country’s most

wider area Derbyshire art of decorating springs

Derby offers the best of both worlds –
cosmopolitan city life right on the doorstep
of the glorious, breathtaking countryside
of the Peak District & Derbyshire.
and wells with pictures made from
natural materials. Well dressings
take place in towns and villages
throughout the Peak District &
Derbyshire and the season runs
from May to the middle of
September each year. The tradition
has now been brought in to the
city and Derby’s Well Dressing for
2010 is from 2-3 July.
glorious great houses can be
found in the Peak District &
Derbyshire, including three
National Trust properties
(Kedleston Hall, Calke Abbey
and Sudbury Hall).
Kedleston Hall Chatsworth
Former home to Lord Curzon, the Unusually for a large stately home,
last Viceroy of India, Kedleston Chatsworth remains a family home,
Hall is a Robert Adam masterpiece giving it a very special character.
of neo-classical architecture The house is built on a gloriously
and set in lovely parkland with grand scale and today you can
superb collections of paintings, visit its wonderful rooms, filled
sculpture and furniture. with superb craftsmanship and
treasures. www.chatsworth.org
Calke Abbey
Set within 600 acres of historic
parkland and delightful walled
gardens, Calke Abbey’s fascinating
rooms are packed with collections
of birds, shells, paintings and
family photographs.

Sudbury Hall
A stunning 17th century country
home of the Lords Vernon with the
neighbouring Museum of Childhood
reopened in 2008 following a £2.2
million transformation, providing fun
and fascination for kids of all ages.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk

The Great Outdoors

What better way is there to experience the Peak District &
Derbyshire’s stunning and diverse landscapes than by
walking, cycling or getting involved in one of the many
outdoor activities in the region.
For more information about the Peak District & Derbyshire,
visit www.visitpeakdistrict.com

Main picture:
Kedleston Hall
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Where to stay
Boutique or 4 star hotel? Comfy B&B?
Luxurious apartment? What will you choose?
Derby’s accommodation choice appeals to all
tastes and budgets. An ideal city for a short
break – create your own or see pages 16 and 17
for some inspirational ideas.
City Comfort
Derby offers a wide
range of quality assessed
Hallmark Hotel accommodation with
most recent developments
including the Cathedral
Quarter hotel, Jurys Inn,
Ramada Encore and the
newly refurbished Hallmark
Hotel (formerly The Midland).
Two new hotels will be
Cathedral Quarter Hotel
opening in Autumn 2010 –
The Hilton Hampton and
the Holiday Inn – making
another 200 rooms available
for visitors to enjoy.
Cosy B&Bs include a variety
of character properties all
Jurys Inn Hotel settled in and around the
heart of the city centre or
if self catering is more your
scene, take your pick from
a number of cottages,
houses and apartments.
Ramada Encore
In 2010, The Cathedral Quarter Hotel’s Opulence restaurant
hosted Her Majesty The Queen for lunch on her visit to Derby.
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Marriott Breadsall Priory Hotel
Out of Town Luxury Booking Assistance
For those looking for a Derby’s Tourist Information
more tranquil setting, but Centre can help with booking
still within easy distance your accommodation.
of Derby, the choice is just Tel: 01332 255802, or visit
as appealing. www.visitderby.co.uk or
The oldest Marriott hotel www.visitpeakdistrict.com for
in the world – Breadsall a full list of accommodation
Priory – is just 4 miles away, together with on-line booking
set in superb gardens with options and special deals.
18-hole golf course and
leisure/spa facilities. The
Menzies Mickleover Court
is just 3 miles from the city
centre and is home to an
indoor pool and full gym
facilities, and the Morley
Hayes Hotel is only 6
miles away set in beautiful
parkland with golf courses
and extensive driving range.
Menzies Mickleover Court Hotel Morley Hayes
2121
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Lunch
Drop in to one of the many
bistros or sandwich shops in the
Cathedral Quarter. Try Strand
for contemporary salads or
sandwiches or Bennett’s
Brasserie for a stylish lunch.

Afternoon
Some serious shopping in
Westfield Derby, with 190 stores
to choose from and scores of
coffee shops for that much needed
break. Recuperate with a relaxing
massage at the Cathedral Quarter
Hotel’s Clink Spa.

Tourist Information Evening

Take your pick from a selection
For advice and help to make the most of your visit to Derby,
of world-wide restaurants in the
take time to pop into the Derby Tourist Information Centre,
Friar Gate or London Road areas.
open seven days a week, knowledgeable staff will assist you
Enjoy a film at QUAD, Showcase
with enquiries and book events, concerts, accommodation
Cinema de Lux or a live show at
and weekend breaks.
the Assembly Rooms, Guildhall
Theatre or Derby Theatre. Round
Opening times: Contact us: This brochure
has been produced the evening off with a night-cap
Monday to Saturday Derby Tourist Information Centre and financed by: or flavoursome pint at one of the
9.30am-5.00pm Assembly Rooms, Market Place, city’s great choice of real ale
Sundays and Bank Holidays Derby DE1 3AH pubs such as Ye Olde Dolphin, The
10.30am-2.30pm Tel: 01332 255802 Brewery Tap or the Old Silk Mill.
Telephone for seasonal Minicom: 01332 255803
opening times Email: tourism@derby.gov.uk Sleep over?
Unwind and stay overnight at one
For more information about where to stay and local attractions, of Derby’s hotels or B&Bs. Take your
visit www.visitderby.co.uk pick from www.visitderby.co.uk
To find details on city transport and download a map of the city Marketing Derby
visit www.visitderby.co.uk/map
Details are correct at time of print. No listings contained constitute a recommendation. Derby Tourism Team
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 SHOP
Open late
every Thursday
and Friday
Monday 9am – 6pm
Tuesday 9am – 6pm
Wednesday 9am – 6pm
Thursday 9am – 8pm
Friday 9am – 8pm
Saturday 9am – 7pm
Sunday 10.30am – 4.30pm
Individual shopping hours may vary. Cinema
and restaurants operate extended hours.

westfield.com/derby