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Coordinates: 53°01′44″N 1°28′30″W / 53.029°N 1.475°W / 53.029; -1.475
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1. Derbyshire Heritage Walks
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Guided day walks and short-break guided walking holidays throughout the southern Peak District and Derbyshire. Each walk is led by a guide with over 30 years experience of leading guided walks in the area. Most walks are accessible by public transport, and are suitable for walkers of all ages and abilities. Scheduled walks take place most days, with private bookings also available. Most half-day walks and some full-day walks are available year-round as private bookings (subject to weather conditions). Short-break guided walking holidays are available year-round (subject to weather). Four and five-day durations are available, with fixed or customised itineraries. All five-day fixed itineraries include a free day for you to explore the area on your own. Book your own accommodation and travel to suit, and we provide the walks. Some walks are wheelchair-accessible, and many are also dog-friendly.
2. The Angels Micropub
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 27 reviews
The Angles Micropub is located on Belper Market place, hidden to the right of No28 Cafe. We serve a selection of 8-12 Real ales from Thursday to Sunday with Oakham's Citra, Thornbridge’s Jaipur and Titanic's Plum Porter on weekly and a range of Ciders, Gins and soft drinks. Amber Valley CAMRA Cider Pub of the Year 2020 Amber Valley CAMRA Mild Trail winner 2019 Amber Valley CAMRA Cider Pub of the Year runner up 2017/19 Amber Valley CAMRA Winter Ale Trail Runner up 2018 Good beer Guide 2018/19/20 Dog friendly and child friendly
Reviewed By thomasmG7353YY - Offenbach, Germany
Along with the newly established The Belper Tap, The Angels Micropub is your best option by far in Belper for a pint of craft ale or cider. It is a hidden gem indeed, tugged into the far corner of Market Place - you have to be very close to the northern east corner to actually see it's there. It has a narrow patio area with a few outside tables, and the single room in the pub holds only about 30 people. The range of carefully selected real ales (directly from the cask) is excellent, as is the one for craft cider. And they're only 3 quid a pint, no matter how high the ABV is. I had three excellent pints there: two beers (Titanic Plum Porter, Plummeth Grand Cru) and a flavorful cask-matured cider (Thistly Cross Whisky Cask). The young woman who was running things on the day was extremely friendly and welcoming, herself an enthusiast for real ale and cider. The atmosphere is very friendly, and you can always strike up a conversation with a fellow punter. Note: The Angels is open only between Thursday and Sunday! Cannot recommend this super place enough: Keep up the good work!
3. Holly Bush Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 32 reviews
Traditional 17th Century, Family run pub. With a large selection of real ales & ciders, as well as wines, fruit wines, spirits and soft drinks. With 3 open fires and a large stove in the conservatory,The Holly Bush makes the perfect place to stop for a pint after a long walk. Child and dog friendly. Open All day every day.
Reviewed By wren76 - Derby, United Kingdom
Remains our favourite place to hang out after some hard graft at work. Welcomes you in and gives you a cuddle. Pies, crisps and the best real ale around will Make sure u keep coming back. Dog friendly with cosy corners to snuggle in on cold nights. It’s 110% the best place around. Keep the fires stoked we will be back from Thailand travels soon ???? ????
4. George and Dragon Pub
5. The White Hart
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 93 reviews
6. Belper River Gardens
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4.5 based on 266 reviews
Reviewed By Maddy808 - Seaton Delaval, United Kingdom
It was a fab sunny day when we went which made the walk more pleasant. The walk gives you great views of the mill and there are some great photo opportunities! Place to stop if you wanted to take a picnic. Worth a wander if you are in Belper.
7. Riflemans Arms
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4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By simonfR1631MH
Great beer very friendly can highly recomend, its the kind of bar that you can call a second home. The landlord and landlady really make a effort to make you feel welcom
8. St Peter's Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By ianbK7825BL - Belper, United Kingdom
St Peter's church has played a large part in our family life down the years. My dad was church organist for a long time, my parents were married there,my late grandmother is commemorated on a plaque, and I was christened there.An imposing building built in the early 19th century it still has a piece of German shrapnel lodged in the organ from a random attack during WW2.
9. Belper Park Local Nature Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By TruthfulReviewInfo - England, United Kingdom
It's time for the Woollen Woods - 5th Year, and the volunteers and knitters are busy installing all their amazing creations in preparation for the official opening on Saturday 18 May - Belper Woollen Woods Every year this event has grown, with more knitters, crocheters etc joining in and furiously making woolly creations which are hung up in the trees. This years event starts on Saturday 18 May and finishes on Mon 27 May. If you are interested in finding out more about this event do search on Facebook for Belper Woollen Woods
10. Monk Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By A53GGneilb - Whittlesey, United Kingdom
Found this place on trip advisor and wasn't disappointed. Doesn't look much from the outside but great little bar and nice decor. Cocktails were great and at 241 you cant beat it for value. Watch out as a few cocktails aren't on the 241 such as the espresso martini. Was busy on the Saturday night during happy hours 5 to 7. Also runs 241 all day Sunday
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