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Haworth Village (West Yorkshire)

Description: Visit the home where the Brontë sisters penned their classic literary masterpieces, Haworth Parsonage, now a museum. / ... more

Haworth Village (West Yorkshire) ... Other attractions include: Keighley and Worth Valley Railway and Haworth church.

Newest Review: ... how they would have looked while the Bronte sisters were alive and some even have their staff dressed in similar outfits which really adds to the atmosphere of the place. There are also about five or six small cafes on the street which all seem to be quite reasonably priced and decorated in a very homely style. We stopped off in one of them for tea and cakes and it cost just around £11 for ... more

... the four of us which seemed quite reasonable. There are also several pubs and even a restaurant on the main street which cater for the larger meals and also into the evening as well. There are a number of pay and display car parks; we parked at one towa...more

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Haworth Village (West Yorkshire): Ideal for an Afternoon Outing! (1252 words)
by - written on 22/02/08 (Very useful, 154 readings)
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Quite recently my family and I were up in Yorkshire for a christening and decided to make a weekend break out of it. On our free day there we decided to take advantage of the beautiful but cold weather and do some exploring of the local villages in the area, one of which was a place called Haworth. Haworth is a hill top village not far from the town of Bradford (8 miles) and the city of Leeds in West Yorkshire. It's situated above the Worth Valley and can be found among the Pennine moors. It took us about 30 minutes to get here from central Leeds and the journey was largely through the hills and moors. Haworth is arguably most famous for being home ... Read the complete review