Free things to do in Derbyshire

Derbyshire, a place of fun and adventure, a county to explore for a day out to remember. What do you, your family and friends enjoy? Attractions, activities and events? VisitRevisit has everything you need to plan a perfect day out. Start to build your day out today, search for things to do, add the things you will enjoy to your itinerary and when you’re ready, enjoy your day out.

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Rosliston Forestry Centre
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Free

Rosliston Forestry Centre

Rosliston Forestry Centre lies at the heart of The National Forest, a woodland haven offering outdoor activities, family fun and all-year round events.

Derby Museum and Art Gallery
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Free

Derby Museum and Art Gallery

Explore diverse exhibits showcasing local history, fine art, and captivating artifacts, offering a fascinating journey through time and culture.

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Free

Speedwell Cavern

Take an amazing boat trip 450m under the Hills of Castleton to the awesome Bottomless Pit.

Stanage Edge
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Stanage Edge

Stanage Edge - the longest gritstone edge in England

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Free

Pickford's House Museum

Step back in time at this charming museum, exploring historic rooms, period furnishings, and interactive exhibits showcasing domestic life.

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Monsal Trail

Spectacular panoramic views of the Peak District in this traffic free, flat route for walkers, cyclists, horse riders and wheelchair users.

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Derby Cathedral

Appreciating the building, its monuments and history, tours of the Tower and enjoy the calm reflective environment of the Cathedral.

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Darley Park

A scenic haven offering riverside walks, lush greenery, and vibrant gardens—a perfect escape for picnics, leisure, and outdoor recreation.

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Ladybower Reservoir

Ladybower Reservoir, in Peak National Park, offers scenic beauty with water, woodland, moors, and conifers, attracting over 2 million visitors annually.