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St Mary's Chapel

14th-century bridge chapel, one of the oldest surviving buildings in Derby and one of the few surviving bridge chapels in England. A picturesque little building next to the River Derwent, still hosting regular services but with limited opening times otherwise.

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Address: Bridge Gate
Website: derbycathedral.org (opens in a new tab)

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formerly the Silk Mill, and Derby Industrial Museum
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Do
Derby Riverboat
Enjoy a passenger boat trip along the UK's most bio-diverse urban river, with commentary recorded by Sir David Suchet.
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Ye Olde Dolphin Inne
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Drink
The Flowerpot
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