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Donington Park Circuit, home to the British Motorcycle Grand Prix, Touring cars, Formula E, British Superbikes, track days, corporate hospitality, exhibitions and conferences

A large country house in the heart of the Peak District, Chatsworth House offers a range of attractions from the House to the Gardens to the Farmyard. A must see for anyone visiting the area.

Home to Britain's most-loved theme park with great kids attractions; white-knuckle roller coaster rides; special events; and much, much more; Alton Towers Resort is the perfect destination for the whole family!

Royal Crown Derby china is known and collected throughout the world. The fine traditional skills have led to an international reputation for quality and creativity. The Royal Crown Derby Visitor Centre has been created to provide an insight into the traditions, the history and the skills that go into making Royal Crown Derby so special. The Visitor Centre comprises a factory shop, a coffee shop and a museum; there are also factory tours available. A visit to Royal Crown Derby is a great day out

Country park and caverns set in 60 acres of woodland and reached by cable car over a deep limestone gorge.

Home to Robin Hood's Sherwood Exhibition, there are walking trails over 450 acres of land.

16th-century, English Renaissance style mansion housing natural history museum, set in parkland.

Elvaston Castle, located in Elvaston, Derbyshire, is a stunning example of Gothic Revival architecture surrounded by 200 acres of picturesque woodlands, parkland, and beautifully maintained formal gardens. This stately home, steeped in history, is now managed by Derbyshire County Council and forms the heart of Elvaston Castle Country Park.

The Denby Pottery Visitor Centre, located in the heart of Derbyshire, is a must-visit for pottery enthusiasts and anyone interested in British craftsmanship. Home to the iconic Denby Pottery, the centre offers a unique behind-the-scenes experience where visitors can learn about the centuries-old tradition of pottery making. You can take guided tours of the working pottery, explore interactive exhibits, and even try your hand at creating your own pottery masterpiece.

East Midlands Designer Outlet Village, located just off Junction 28 of the M1 in Derbyshire, offers a premier shopping experience with over 65 high-end and designer brands at discounted prices. Shoppers can find everything from fashion and sportswear to homeware and accessories, with big names like Nike, Ralph Lauren, and Michael Kors.

Nottingham Castle is a historic site perched high on a sandstone cliff overlooking the city of Nottingham, England. It offers a blend of rich history, art, and culture. Originally built as a medieval fortress, the castle has undergone numerous transformations over the centuries, including a major restoration in recent years, making it a top visitor attraction.

The National Space Centre in Leicester is a leading visitor attraction and educational facility dedicated to the wonders of space science and astronomy. Located in the heart of the UK, the centre features interactive exhibits, hands-on displays, and real space artifacts that captivate visitors of all ages. One of the standout features is the iconic 42-meter-high Rocket Tower, housing two full-size space rockets, the Blue Streak and Thor Able.

The City of Caves in Nottingham is an extraordinary underground attraction, offering a glimpse into the rich history beneath the city's streets. Carved out of sandstone, this labyrinth of man-made caves dates back to the Dark Ages and has been used for various purposes over centuries, including as homes, storage spaces, and even air raid shelters during World War II.

The East Midlands Conference Centre, located on the University of Nottingham campus, is a premier venue for conferences, meetings, and events in the heart of the East Midlands. Surrounded by 330 acres of lush, parkland, the conference centre provides a professional yet scenic setting for a wide range of corporate and private functions.

The Derby Conference Centre is a distinctive venue offering a blend of history, elegance, and modern facilities, located just minutes from Derby city centre. Originally built in the 1930s as a training college for the railway industry, this Grade II listed building retains much of its original Art Deco charm, while offering contemporary spaces for conferences, events, and accommodations.

Large sporting ground seating 15,000, featuring a state-of-the-art roof, squash courts and library.