Over the border in Leicestershire
All the pubs and inns in this guide have been selected for the quality of their beers, foodor their historical interest. Please mention our website if you visit any of the pubs listed.

Bottesford, Braunston, Hose, LEICESTER, LOUGHBOROUGH, Market Overton, Old Dalby, Peggs Green, Redmile, Rothsley, Shardlow, Wymeswold

Shardlow

Malt Shovel
The Wharf
Shardlow
Derbyshire
DE7 2HG
telephone 01332 799763
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Cask Marque Pub. Well worth a visit.

 
The Old Crown Inn
Cavendish Bridge
Shardlow
Derby
Derbyshire
DE72 2HL
telephone 01332 792392
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Busy 17th century pubwith interesting bric a brac. Good range of real ales and wide choice of good value food. The pub is very close to the Derbyshire / Leicestershire border. Well worth a visit.

 

Shardlow


The village of Shardlow is on the A6, 6 miles south east of Derby but its character is derived from Mersey canal opened in 1777 that also passes through the village and the river Trent The village was mentioned in the Domesday book in as Serdelav. Up until 1760 there was a rope hauled ferry which was replaced by the Cavendish Bridge. Steeped with canal history, it is a popular stopping off place for canal travelers with its busy pubs and restaurants. The village has a marina connected to the Trent and its own canal basin.

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