Founded on the River Derwent, Derby is a city known for its manufacturing history. The world’s first continuously powered factory, Lombe’s Silk Mill began operating here in 1721 and now serves as the site for the Museum of Making. This is also the first city to establish a public park in England - The Derby Arboretum - which opened in 1840. Other notable buildings include Derby Cathedral which employs pest-control peregrine falcons that you can check in on via a live webcam.
But it’s not all business and history, discover a cohort of restaurants in Derby City Centre that are perfect for an impromptu lunch after a day viewing the wide collection of Joseph Wright paintings displayed at the Derby Museum and Art Gallery. Or, if you’re planning a get-together at a restaurant that can provide a delicious brunch spread for large groups and cater to vegetarian diets, you can scroll up and select the relevant filters to refine your search. Whether you prefer set menus or a bespoke dinner, given the wide variety of eateries here, you’re bound to find options for private dining in Derby that meet your every need.