Derby Arboretum

It is an open stop and arboretum in the city of Derby, Britain, situated around 1 mile south of the downtown area in the Rose Slope zone.

It was opened in 1840, after the gift of the land by nearby altruist Joseph Strutt, and to plans by John Claudius Loudon.

It was the primary openly possessed, finished, urban, recreational stop in Britain. After numerous times of disregard, the Arboretum was widely renovated in the mid 21st century with the guide of a Legacy Lottery Store concede of nearly £5 million.

It is recorded as Review on the English Legacy Enroll of Parks and Gardens of Unique Memorable Enthusiasm for Britain.