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Contact us. Discover the best of the city, first. We already have this email. Try another? A perfect day in Haworth. First up. Splash the cash. Stop for lunch. Take five in central park. Soak up the vibes. Drink like a local. Take in some culture. Top Withens - 3. East Riddlesden Hall - 4. Hardcastle Crags - 5. Gibson's Mill - 5. Halifax, All Souls Church - 7. National Media Museum - 8. National Trust membership. Membership details.

About the National Trust. The Rooms At The Nook. Our boutique Bed and Breakfast is situated on the same site as our award winning real ale pub and micro brewery in the picturesque Pennine town of Holmfirth.

Parts of the building date back to with the rooms once served as part of the living quarters for the Rose …. Toggle navigation. Best of Britain. Haworth, Yorkshire. This estate five miles east of Haworth became a country park when it was taken over by Bingley Urban District Council. The mature trees growing in these acres were planted by the Ferrands, who lived here from the 17th to the 20th century. Come to feed the ducks but use oats instead of bread! Another Ferrand, Lady Blantyre would spend a lot of time at an overhanging rock on the estate, and this has been named in her honour, with a memorial stone erected by her son in law.

Take a while to wander the venerable ash, oak, pine and larch woods, and if golf is your game, the hole Bingley St Ives Course is also on the estate. An outing not to pass up, Hardcastle Crags is a tight wooded valley eight miles south of Haworth. This land is cared for by the National Trust and has upland meadows swooping to a ravine where the River Hebden tumbles over mossy rocks.

This cotton mill was powered by the river and has been converted into a working museum for renewable energy technology. Or Venue Name or Venue name. Haworth at Haworth Village work Village Rough, brooding moorland surrounds the charming village of Haworth, made famous by its former residents, the Brontes. Haworth at Haworth Village. Village, free entry. Contact Haworth. Details Rough, brooding moorland surrounds the charming village of Haworth, made famous by its former residents, the Brontes.

Prices Free entry. Keighley and Worth Valley Railway, Haworth.