Out and About


Bronte country is an area of contrasts - from the unspoilt dramatic moors to old industrial valleys where rugged villages lie, to the bustling town centre of Keighley. There are attractions and events happening throughout the year for you to enjoy and the following are only but a few:


Haworth - rich in cultural heritage famed by the Bronte sisters, whose novels were inspired by walking the wild and dramatic moors.


Keighley and Worth Railway - noted for its nostalgic steam train ride and for its film location seen in the Railway Children, Yanks and the BBC production of Born and Bred.


Cliffe Castle Museum - built in 1875-1882 as a millionaire's mansion.


East Riddlesden Hall - a National trust building housing a fine collection of embroidery, Yorkshire oak furniture, textiles and an amazing collection of fossils, minerals and crystals.


Leeds and Liverpool canal


Keighley Arts Factory


Keighley Bus Museum


Museum of Rail Travel

The above venues host many events - making your visit extra special...


  • 1940's weekend

  • Bronte Vintage gathering

  • Enjoy a ride on Thomas the Tank or a meal on the Keighley and Worth Railway

  • Craft events at East Riddlesden Hall

  • Ride in style on a bus from the bygone era during one of the Keighley Bus Museum open days

  • Numerous walks from easy to challenging
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