Haddon Hall

Home to the Dukes of Rutland for over 500 years, Haddon Hall is most notable for being the stately home of William the Conqueror's illegitimate son. Open to the public from April till October.
Contact: 01629 812855
Address: Bakewell, Derbyshire DE45 1LA
Web:www.haddonhall.co.uk

Melbourne Hall and Gardens

Melbourne Hall was originally built as a rectory for the Norman Parish Church. There are numerous artefacts on display illustrating the history of the house and its inhabitants, which included Prime Minister Lord Melbourne. Disabled access limited.
Contact: 01332 862502
Address: Church Square, Melbourne, Derbyshire DE73 8EN
Web:www.melbournehall.com

Peak Cavern

The 'Devil's Arse' is the largest naturally formed cavern in Derbyshire. A small village of rope makers once existed inside the cavern, and 300 years later rope making demonstrations are an integral part of the cavern tour.
Contact: 01433 620285
Address: Peak Cavern Road, Castleton, Hope Valley, Derbyshire S33 8WS
Web: www.peakcavern.co.uk

Poole's Cavern

One hour long tours are available through this magnificent natural cavern. Disabled access is limited so please call in advance for full details.
Contact: 01298 26978
Address: Green Lane, Buxton, Derbyshire SK17 9DH
Web: www.poolescavern.co.uk

Royal Crown Derby Visitor Centre

Learn about the history and the skills involved with making fine china. There are exhibits, factory tours, a shop and a good quality restaurant.
Contact: 01332 712800
Address: Osmaston Road, Derby, Derbyshire DE23 8JZ
Web: http://www.royal-crown-derby.co.uk

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