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Museum of Making parking, nearest station and routes

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Getting to Museum of Making

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Parking Options

Closest Car Park
Chapel Street (Derby City Council)
5 mins walk (362 m)~£7.20
Other Nearby Car Parks
  • Darwin Place (Derby City Council)
    5 mins (404 m)~£3.90
  • Derby Siddals Road
    15 mins (1.2 km)~£5.00223 spaces

Other on-street, local or venue-specific parking may also be available closer to the entrance.

Nearest Rail Station

Primary Station
Derby Station Direct Walking Route
Pedestrian Walk:5 mins(300 m)

Park & Ride Options

Pride Park
Bus:1B
Alight: Bus Station
Walk: 9 mins (630 m)
Free parking with return transit ticket · Regular daytime departures
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Clifton South Tram

Best for arrivals via M1 (J24) & A453 South

Tram:901
Alight: University East Entrance
Walk: 9 mins (679 m)
Free parking with return transit ticket · Regular daytime departures
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Phoenix Park Tram

Best for arrivals via M1 (J26) & A610 North-West

Tram:528
Alight: Woodland Drive
Walk: 9 mins (679 m)
Free parking with return transit ticket · Regular daytime departures

Visitor Essentials

Location

Address
Full Street, Derby, DE1 3AF

Planning your visit

Entry
Free entry

Accessibility

Wheelchair access
Available

Operator

Operator
Derby City Council

Last-Mile Approach & Walking Map

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