| Arkwright's Mill, Cromford | Cromford Mill, Cromford, Derbyshire, was Richard Arkwright's first cotton mill and was one of the industrial revolution's most important symbols. This is where the revolution in the production of cotton began. |
| Black Rocks Country Park | Black Rocks Country Park, Cromford, Derbyshire, is an outcrop of sculpted gritstone rock which offers a spectacular situation above the Derwent Valley at Cromford. |
| Crich Tramway Museum | The National Tramway Museum offers a fun day out for all ages - the finest Transport museum of its type, with over 70 vintage steam, electric amd horse-drawn trams from all over the world to ride upon. |
| Ecclesbourne Valley Railway | Ecclesbourne Valley Railway is a project to reopen the railway between Wirksworth and Duffield. This is staffed and run by volunteers, based at Wirksworth Station. |
| Gulliver's Kingdom | Gulliver's Kingdom is a theme park for young families, in a situation overlooking Matlock Bath, Derbyshire. |
| Harboro Rocks | Harboro Rocks are an edge of magnesian limestone near Brassington, offering rock climbing and fantastic scenery. Harboro Cave was inhabited from the Ice Age. |
| Heights of Abraham | Heights of Abraham are a tourist centre with two show caves - Rutland Cavern and Great Masson Mine - plus a cable car and other attractions, above Matlock Bath, Derbyshire. |
| High Peak Junction and Cromford Canal | High Peak Junction is the former junction of the High Peak Railway and the Midland Railway, just south of Cromford |
| High Tor, Matlock | High Tor is a lofty limestone crag which towers over Matlock Bath, Derbyshire. There is a public park on top. |
| Lead Mining Museum, Matlock Bath | The Lead Mining Museum at Matlock Bath, Derbyshire, is owned by the Peak District Mines Historical Society and is in the Pavilion Building alongside the River Derwent. They also run the nearby Temple Mine, where you can see what a lead mine was like. |
| Masson Mills | Masson Mills, Matlock Bath are Sir Richard Arkwright's masterpiece, a magnificent early 19th century mill. The mill has been converted into a shopping village, with exhibition and conference centre, but it also has a working textile museum. |
| Middleton Top | Middleton Top is the last surviving winding engine from the now defunct Cromford and High Peak Railway, near Middleton by Wirksworth, Derbyshire. |
| National Stone Centre, Middleton by Wirksworth | The National Stone Centre, Middleton by Wirksworth, Derbyshire, has geological displays, fossils, stone walling courses, panning for gems and other activities. |
| Wirksworth Church | Wirksworth Church, Derbyshire, has important and impressive Saxon carvings. Betti the Mercian monk may have been buried here, as are the Gell family and Anthony Lowe |
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