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"When you are disabled you can find that you spend way too much time having to worry about access, especially when you are thinking about taking a holiday or short break.
The great thing about visiting Derby if you are a disabled person is that once you arrive you can totally forget about it. Disability that is. Everywhere is so accessible that within a few minutes of arriving it completely slips your mind, leaving you free to enjoy the city.
As there is so much to do, from some fantastic shopping, the local thriving arts scene, taking in a show or just enjoying the amazing local scenery or city history, I always pick Derby for a weekend away if I want to unwind and de-stress".
Mik Scarlet
Broadcaster, Journalist and Campaigner.
Read Mik's latest article about Derby Derby Feste 2015 - Arts Fun For All published in the Huffington Post November 2015
Accessible Accommodation
Recommended hotels for all your access needs.
Right in the heart of Derby City Centre, the luxurious Holiday Inn Derby Riverlights has a contemporary Restaurant and Bar with picturesque ... read more
In the centre of the trendy Cathedral Quarter, Jurys Inn Derby is a short walk from the city's main attractions. The hotel features a stylis... read more
This 4-star hotel near Derby blends 13th-century history, fine amenities and modern meeting facilities. The Marriott Breadsall Priory Hotel ... read more
Discover Derby from this brilliant new spot - our Premier Inn Derby City Centre (Riverlights) hotel puts you right in the city centre and mo... read more
Book Premier Inn Derby City Centre to stay at the centre of England's most central city.... read more
Accessible Attractions
Attractions for all.
Museum of Making at Derby Silk Mill (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
For Children, History & Heritage
The brand-new Museum of Making has thrown open its doors to visitors from Derby and beyond, showcasing the region’s 300-year history o... read more
Derby Museums is home to the world’s largest collection of works by Joseph Wright of Derby.... read more
QUAD is a CINEMA, GALLERY, CAFÉ BAR and WORKSHOP that anyone can use.... read more
With one of the highest church towers in the country, Derby Cathedral is a magnificent gothic building overlooking the city.... read more
The Derby Arena offers fantastic, first-class sporting and cultural opportunities for all.... read more
Déda is a leading creative centre for Dance, Contemporary Circus and Outdoor Work – connecting locally, nationally and internat... read more
There are loads of things to do in Derby. Discover our attractions including National Trust properties and Alton Towers, and the glorious Pe... read more
