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£7.50 (adult) 
1-3 hours 
About 7 miles awayAn annual tradition dating back to Queen Victoria (who, it seems, was much amused), the town of Matlock Bath glows on autumnal weekends as dozens of light sculptures flow along the Derwent. See the Matlock Bath Illuminations parading along the River Derwent at around 7pm, with fireworks alongside at 9pm.
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DERBYSHIRE
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