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The Jug & Glass Inn
Main Road, Leas
Set in an 18th-century building reputed to be the site of Florence Nightingale's first hospice, this traditional rustic country inn is 2.9 miles from both the A6 and Crich Tramway Village and 4.3 miles from the Heights of Abraham cable car. |
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Lea Hall
Lea Main road, UPPER LEA
In the Derbyshire Village of Lea, Lea Hall is the childhood home of Florence Nightingale. The Hall has a grand entrance with impressive chandelier lit, portrait clad staircase leading to bedrooms over 2 floors. It is within walking distance to a cosy pub, tea rooms, restaurant and the famous John Smedley factory with its famous mill shop for luxury bargain sweaters. |
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