The whitewashed stone building of White Wells is situated above Ilkley on the edge of the famous moor. Squire Middleton created two open-air spa baths...

Take a trip down memory lane with one of the finest private collections of toys in the north of England. Dolls, dolls houses, teddy bears,...

The Manor House is one of the oldest buildings in Ilkley and stands on the Roman Fort of Olicana. Furnished and arranged with 17th and...

Affectionately known as Yorkshire’s favourite Little Theatre, and situated in the heart of the town, the Playhouse is host to several main stage productions and...

Commanding superb views over the town of Ilkley and lower Wharfedale this large rocky outcrop of Millstone Grit, the “Cow”, and smaller nearby boulder, the...

As well as a heated indoor pool this site is also host to one of the last outdoor pools in the country. With wonderful views...

This site of Ecological or Geological Importance was formerly owned by the Myddelton family. Encompassing Coppy, Hudson and Stubham Woods, Middleton Woods cover an area...

The splendid East Riddlesden Hall, formerly a 17th century merchant's house, is a real treasure trove of antiquities, where visitors can marvel at collections of...

This state-of-the-art museum boasts some of the most hi-tech exhibits related to space communications and travel open to the public anywhere in the country....

Bracken Hall Countryside Centre and Museum is located on the edge of Shipley and is one of the most well loved and popular natural beauty...

Operating for over 100 years this cable-operated tramway is the oldest in the country. It was built by showman Sam Wilson to take visitors from...

Cliffe Castle Museum, which occupies an attractive parkland setting on the outskirts of Keighley, was built in 1833 by local lawyer Christopher Netherwood, who originally...

Bramhope Tunnel runs for over 2 miles and was built for the Leeds & Thisk Railway between 1846 and 1849. Over 2,000 men worked on...

Otley Museum, situated within the town's Civic Centre, is one of the region's most fascinating visitor attractions, with a range of artefacts relating to...

Saltaire United Reform Church, constructed in 1859, is one of the country's most important Victorian masterpieces and stands today as a unique example of Italianate...

Ingrow Museum of Rail Travel is dedicated to following the history of the railways in this country, the people that travel on them, and the...

The refurbished warehouses of the 200-year old Leeds & Liverpool Canal are the base for a traditional narrowboat waterbus services and cruises along the Shipley...

Embsay and Bolton Abbey Steam Railway gives visitors a chance to go back in time to the great age of steam, and experience travelling on...

This art gallery is one of the best loved and most respected in this area of the country. It is famous for housing collections...

Built in 1853 this massive woolen mill employed 3,000 workers at its peak. It was built on a green fields site selected by successful industrialist...

As one of the most progressive public display spaces in Bradford, Cartwritght Hall Art Gallery, situated within the confines of Lister Park, gives visitors a...

Keighley Bus Museum is located in this West Yorkshire town and is specifically dedicated to the bus, a workhorse of the transport industry for so...

Bradford's splendid Lister Park which opened to the public in 1870 has recently undergone a major refurbishment and stands today as one of the region's...

The Keighley and Worth Valley Railway runs through the heart of Bronte country from Oxenhope through Haworth to Keighley. It is a steam railway run...

In 1820, a new parson was installed at Haworth parish church, in the centre of the moorland village just outside Keighley. His name was...

The Brontë Parsonage Museum lies between the picturesque village of Haworth and the wild moorland beyond, and this homely Georgian house still retains the atmosphere...

As one of the most progressive public display spaces in Bradford, the Colour Museum is unique, giving visitors a fascinating glimpse into the intriguing world...

Gallery II is housed on the main campus of the University of Bradford and although a part of the institution is open to the general...

This gallery is connected to local community college and has quickly gained a reputation for showing an interesting collection of artworks. These take the...

The canal basin in Skipton is a busy part of this ancient market town. Traditional and modern boats can be seen on this stretch of...

Arncliffe is everything a Yorkshire Dales village should be – limestone cottages and farmhouses surrounding a village green which shimmers with wild flowers in the...

The Peace Museum is an interesting and unique collection located in the heart of Bradford. It offers an insight into the long peace movement...

Dating from 1914, its bold style and prominent location have made this a local landmark. Remembered by many school children for its annual pantomimes, the...

For a fascinating day out Bradford's Industrial Museum has something to interest the whole family, with a number of permanent exhibitions on display. The museum,...

The building in which this museum is housed is an original spinning mill complex from 1875, and in its own right is an interesting piece...

Crammed full of fascinating exhibits, the Craven Museum is a great place to explore the history of Skipton and the Craven Dales. The museum displays...

Founded in 1983 and expanded in 1999 the National Museum of Photography Film & Television is the most visited outside of London. It houses collections...

This collection is by far one of the best in its field anywhere in the world, carrying over three million different items, each of some...

A massive mid-Victorian structure, the Town (now City) Hall typifies the style of buildings commissioned by both public and private developers during the 19th Century...

One of the most complete medieval castles in England, Skipton Castle stands impressively at the top of the town’s main street. The castle was granted...