Trains from Leeds to Keighley take around 30-40 minutes, costing about EUR 10-15 one way. At Keighley station, the Keighley Bus Company service 664 runs regularly to Haworth village centre in roughly 15 minutes. Taxis from Keighley station charge approximately EUR 15-20. Manchester also provides direct train services to Keighley, lasting about 1 hour and 15 minutes. Driving routes to Haworth include the A629 and A6033 roads, with parking available near the village centre on Main Street. Using public transport is advisable to avoid limited parking, especially in busy seasons.
Set in the former family home, the museum displays handwritten letters, first editions of novels, and clothing within the preserved Georgian parsonage. Visitors can see the texture of aged paper and the patina of wooden furniture, while the quiet rooms evoke the atmosphere where the sisters wrote. Interpretive exhibits explain the sisters’ literary achievements and the social context of 19th-century Yorkshire. Audio guides and printed materials are available for deeper engagement. The museum charges EUR 12 for adult admission, with concessions and family tickets available. It is open daily from 10:00 to 17:00, with last entry at 16:30.
Tours in yorkshire
Our Tours are the only way to see Yorkshire and its beauty in a single day with complete privacy, security and comfort onboard the magnificent Mercedes Benz V Class accompanied by Andrew the guide. Andrew always places your enjoyment of the day before everything else. No other Tour in the glorious north of England focuses so much on the overall quality of each and every guests experience. We believe that your vacation is the most valuable part of your year. We respect every minute of your vacation time, our philosophy is to make every moment of your time on vacation worthwhile. Before founding our company Andrew led a tour in another part of the UK that was ranked by TripAdvisor Travellers choice as the best tour in England and tenth best tour in the world. Lastly and most importantly every tour guarantees the sighting of at least a couple of very woolly Sheep!
From the Roman Empire to the Industrial Revolution, via Vikings, the Norman Conquest and the Wars of the Roses, the history of York is the history of England. This city has been at the heart of the action for nearly 2000 years. With York’s Hidden History, you’ll be at the heart of the action too, in the expert company of our local guides. Using knowledge and humour they'll tell the city's secrets whilst showing you the famous sights. On our Royal Route we’ll ramble regally through 2000 years of amazing history. Starting outside the Yorkshire Museum, in the shadow of the city’s ancient stone walls, we’ll explain how a Roman military outpost turned into imperial Eboracum. Making our way across the city via York Minster, The Shambles, Jorvik, and Clifford's Tower, we’ll tell tales of conquests and massacres, empresses and queens, before finishing our walk on King's Staith Landing, where many royal visitors arrived in York.
The Tours are the only way to see Yorkshire and its beauty in a single day with complete privacy, security and comfort onboard the magnificent Mercedes Benz V Class accompanied by one of the expert guides. The guides always place your enjoyment of the day before everything else. No other Tour in the glorious north of England focuses so much on the overall quality of each and every guests experience. We believe that your vacation is the most valuable part of your year. We respect every minute of your vacation time, the philosophy is to make every moment of your time on vacation worthwhile. Before founding our company Andrew Ward led a tour in another part of the UK that was ranked by TripAdvisor Travellers choice as the best tour in England and tenth best tour in the world. Lastly and most importantly every tour guarantees the sighting of at least a couple of very woolly Sheep!
Discover Yorkshire with Greg – Your Personal Guide to the Heart of the Moors. Step aboard a truly personal, private tour of North Yorkshire with Greg, your guide for the day. Follow the itinerary or change it to your own. For between 1-7 guests, Greg offers a relaxed, friendly experience that you won’t find with larger tour operators, Greg brings the region's history and culture to life with fascinating stories and insider knowledge. The highlight of the day is a scenic heritage steam train ride from the village of Goathland—best known as Hogsmeade Station from the Harry Potter films. (included). Your day will be filled with stunning landscapes, charming villages and, of course, the breathtaking Whitby where you will enjoy some free time. Whether you're snapping photos of the rolling moors, or simply chatting with Greg about local life, you'll find this tour is as much about the journey as it is about the destination – a relaxed and engaging experience for your private group.
Here’s what’s included A welcome Hooting Owl rum and mixer of your choice. A tour of the distillery Guided tastings of our Yorkshire rums Learn the history and myth of Sir Owlfred Tyton Hodgins and the origins of The Hooting Owl. Tasting samples our Hooting Owl Rum.
Step into the world of the Brontës on this very small-group day tour from York. Greg, your friendly and enthusiastic guide, will take you through the beautiful Yorkshire countryside to Brontë country. The first stop is at the location of Thorpe Green Hall where Anne was a Governess, then after a short comfort break we continue to Saltaire and the historic Salt Mills. Greg then takes us to attend the Brontë birthplace (entrance included) where Greg offers a personal and engaging tour at the family home where the famous siblings grew up. We then travel to Haworth, here enjoy two free hours to wander the cobbled streets, browse charming shops, enjoy a coffee, and visit the Brontë Parsonage Museum. The day concludes with a trip up Penistone Hill with sweeping views toward Top Withens. Entrance fees to the Brontë birthplace and Parsonage Museum are included, making for an engaging & memorable day. Gregs style is both informal but highly informative into the lives of these famous Sisters.
Haworth and Bronte Country
Location of Haworth and Bronte Country
Heather blankets the rolling moorland, and the scent of damp earth and wild grasses fills the air. Farms like Ponden Hall appear in works such as "Wuthering Heights" and "The Tenant of Wildfell Hall." Walking trails from Haworth village centre lead across these moors, where visitors hear wind rushing through the grasses and birds calling overhead. Weather can change quickly, so sturdy boots and layered clothing are essential. Popular routes include the Brontë Waterfall walk, roughly 4 kilometres from the village, and the longer Top Withens trail, linked to the Earnshaw farmhouse in "Wuthering Heights." Walks range from 1.5 to 3 hours depending on length and pace.
Haworth provides a variety of accommodations, from traditional guesthouses to small hotels. The Black Bull Hotel on Main Street is a historic coaching inn with comfortable rooms and a restaurant, with rates starting near EUR 90 per night. Several bed and breakfasts on West Lane offer rooms between EUR 60-100 per night, often including breakfast and a welcoming atmosphere. For a countryside feel, cottages or holiday homes on the village outskirts are available, with prices varying by season.
Booking ahead is recommended for peak months, especially April to September and during the annual Haworth Arts Festival.
Longer daylight hours allow more time for walking the moors and visiting open-air sites. Daytime temperatures typically range from 12°C to 20°C, with July and August being the warmest months. Winters are colder, wetter, and often foggy, which limits outdoor plans but creates a quieter setting for indoor visits. The annual Haworth Arts Festival in June and the Brontë Festival of Women’s Writing in September draw additional visitors and feature talks, readings, and workshops. Early reservations are advised for these events.
"Walking the windswept moors around Haworth, you can almost hear the Brontës’ whispers carried on the breeze—this isn’t just a place to visit, it’s a living, breathing canvas of their turbulent genius and Yorkshire grit."
Lorenzo Bellini - Literary Historian and Yorkshire Resident
The village’s cobbled streets, especially on Main Street and Church Street, and moorland paths can be uneven and slippery after rain. Waterproof clothing and sturdy footwear are recommended. Local cafes and pubs serve traditional Yorkshire dishes such as Yorkshire pudding and Wensleydale cheese. Guided options include literary walks and themed tours like the Brontë Tour with Entrance Fees Included. Visitors arriving by car should note limited parking near the Brontë Parsonage Museum, possibly requiring a short walk. Bus services link Haworth with nearby towns like Keighley, making day trips feasible.
Haworth village features traditional Yorkshire stone buildings along Main Street, independent shops, and seasonal markets reflecting the area’s rural roots. The nearby Worth Valley Railway runs steam train rides through the valley, providing a historic travel visit between Keighley and Oxenhope stations. Local pubs such as The Fleece Inn serve regional ales and occasionally host folk music evenings. The Haworth Art Gallery on Market Street exhibits works by regional artists.
Throughout the year, community events like craft fairs and agricultural shows offer a glimpse into Yorkshire’s cultural traditions.
The Brontë Waterfall walk is an easy 4-kilometre round trip taking about 1.5 hours, starting from Main Street. The path winds through woodland and moorland, with views of hills and valleys. For a more demanding trek, the Top Withens walk covers around 8 kilometres and takes 3 to 4 hours. This route crosses exposed moorland and requires good weather and proper footwear. Interpretive signs provide historical information. Maps are available at the Brontë Parsonage Museum and local tourist information points.
The Brontë Parsonage Museum features family tickets and concessions that lower individual prices. Booking guided tours like the Brontë Tour with Entrance Fees Included can add value by including transport, entry fees, and expert guidance. Staying in guesthouses outside the village centre or nearby towns such as Keighley can be more affordable. Taking the Keighley bus service 664 to Haworth instead of taxis saves about EUR 10 per trip. Eating at cafes instead of restaurants and buying snacks from local shops can also help manage daily expenses.
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