Heritage Sites

Known as the "Iron Giant", this 440-metre wrought iron lattice viaduct is one of only two remaining in the UK.

Former home of the poet Lord Byron, this Augustinian priory dates back to the 12th century with beautiful gardens.

A beautifully preserved water mill showcasing Victorian industrial heritage and traditional milling techniques.

This 18th-century canal was vital for transporting coal during the Industrial Revolution and is now a peaceful walking route.

Beautiful Victorian church with notable stained glass windows and historic churchyard containing local heritage.

Memorial honoring the miners who worked in Kimberley's coal mines, featuring mining artifacts and historical information.

A beautiful local nature reserve with ancient woodland, wildflower meadows, and diverse wildlife habitats.

The historic site of Kimberley's famous brewery, which operated for over 175 years and shaped the town's identity.

Explore the historic heart of Kimberley with its Victorian architecture, traditional shops, and market heritage.