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Pooles Cavern Pooles Cavern
Explore this subterranean temple. More Info >
 
Pavilion Gardens Pavilion Gardens
Nestled in 23 acres of restored pleasure gardens. More Info >
 
The Dome The Dome
Take a look inside to appreciate the architecture. More Info >
 
The Crescent The Crescent
An example of impressive Georgian architecture. More Info >
 
Buxton Museum Buxton Museum
A treasure trove of artifacts, history and exhibitions. More Info >
 
Go Ape Go Ape
Swing by - for some tree-time fun. More Info >
 
Opera House Opera House
An exquisitely beautiful Edwardian theatre. More Info >
 
From Horses to Courses
Once a magnificent 18th Century stable block built to house the 5th Duke of Devonshire’s horses and servants, now the new campus of the University of Derby in Buxton. Welcome to this grade II* listed building, offering a breathtaking backdrop for students and visitors alike.

The original stables were built by John Carr of York and is one of the Grandest 18th Century buildings in Buxton. The slate dome was errected by Robert Rippon Duke in 1882 and is over 150ft in diameter, bigger than St Paul's Cathedral in London, and is the largest unsupported dome in Britain. In short, one of the most prestigious and inspiring buildings in the country.

The vast central space beneath the dome is home to cafés, shops, restaurants and study spaces. Why not pop in for a coffee and see this magnificent building for yourself.

More information:
Telephone.
+44 (0) 1298 71100
Website
www.derby.ac.uk/udb
 
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