Welcome to the Tourism Press Office for the City of Derby.

We can provide you with media information, feature ideas and high quality images of the city.

If you are a journalist who wants to visit the area, we would be delighted to assist you in planning your trip.

Please contact us and we'll do all we can to help!

Telephone 01332 256201 or email: tourism.marketing@derby.gov.uk

The search is on to find the best family cook in Derby. The winner will have their recipe prepared by the EAT… chef and will be featured in the new magazine set to be launched in May.

Recent feedback from a visitor to Derby:
I have just returned from a very pleasant day out in Derby.
I travelled in by car (a lift) and returned by train. The city centre was clean, tidy and easy to walk around.
I made purcases in Bennetts, Caruso Cafe Boutique, Eagle Centre Market, M&S, Wilkinsons, Glizs outside Boots.
Everyone was pleasant and helpful. The train station, easy walking distance from Westfields,was clean and the ticket office and information board efficient. The train to Uttoxeter was again clean and comfortable.
Well done Derby. S Halton.

As I was going to Derby, Sir…I met the finest Ram  (37Kb)

Ever wondered why Derby has so many Ram connections? Open the Ram Factoids leaflet to discover the headstrong legend for yourself…  (617Kb)

Feedback from a recent visitor to Derby - June 2007  (28Kb)

Derby enters the Premier League  (30Kb)

How to build some extra time into a match day  (30Kb)

Kick the season off with a Rams Football Weekend  (27Kb)

Welcome to Derby's dark side   (28Kb)
A trip to Derby could haunt you for a lifetime – following the introduction of some of the spookiest short-breaks in living memory.

Ten New Reasons to Visit Derby    (45Kb)

Derby Food and Drink - good for the spirit and soul (28kb)
Derby has taken the fast track to becoming a slow food destination thanks, largely, to the arrival of a new kid on the block

It's going to be Derby's Day in 2007 (21kb)
Details of £400m-worth of development in the City of Derby including two new hotels, the biggest indoor retail development within a UK city centre and a new visual arts and media centre - QUAD.