Oakwell Hall is a fine example of a Tudor manor house set out as it would have looked in the 1690s when it was owned...

Bagshaw Museum, situated within the confines of Wilton Park, is one of the most interesting regional museums in West Yorkshire, with a surprisingly varied mix...

Wandering around the gardens of Gomersal’s Red House Museum, it’s easy to see why authoress Charlotte Bronte was so enchanted with this delightful family home...

Wilton Park, located adjacent to Bradford Road in Batley, has much to recommend it and the whole family will enjoy a visit to this surprisingly...

Opened in March 1997, the White Rose Shopping Centre, is today recognised as one of the most successful out-of-town retail establishments in West Yorkshire, with...

Located near to the centre of this West Yorkshire town, this gallery is one of the cultural hubs for the locality. It offers a...

An historic gem hidden in the suburbs, Bolling Hall was the home of the Tempest and Bolling families for generations. Dating from the 1500s it...

As the home of Leeds United Football Club, this stadium has a long and distinguished history which has seen several cup and league victories. At...

Travel back to your childhood, when you step through the doors of Dewsbury Museum and discover a profusion of themed exhibits aimed at the young...

The sand sculptures made by the UK company Sand In Your Eye are amazing artistic creations that are all the more breathtaking because they are...

Conservation centre offering practical conservation take days for volunteers and businesses. Work included dry stone walling, hedgelaying, pond construction, invasive species removal and footpath work....

Horsforth has a strong sense of community spirit and was once described as the largest village in England. The town still manages to retain this...

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...

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...

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

There have been mills on this site since the 17th century. The cloth-making tradition continued here until 1969, when Leeds City Council transformed the building...

Welcome to Dewsbury Minster - a place of pilgrimage and heritage since St. Paulinus came in AD 627. The minster is open daily for rest,...

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...

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,...

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...

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

The primary mission of the Second World War Experience is to collect testimonies of men and women who lived through the Second World War, and...

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

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...

Tetley’s has a history that is inextricably linked to Leeds and spans over 175 years. In 1822, Joshua Tetley set up his brewing business just...

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...

Bryan Davies and Laura Quarmby started this project. Their idea was to create a large body of contemporary artworks and exhibit them to the...

This magnificent abbey was founded in 1152 by Cistercian monks. By 1539 it had been closed under Henry VIII’s orders. Remarkably, it is one of...

A gatehouse to Kirkstall Abbey was also created by the Cistercian monks in 1152. After the gatehouse was closed in 1539 by Henry VIII, it...

Named after Ralph Thoresby, the first historian of Leeds, the library foundation was established in 1889 and has since that time been instrumental in charting...

In 1889, Headingley Stadium was built in a joint venture by both Yorkshire County Cricket Club and Leeds Rugby Union Football Club. The cricket ground...

Leeds Town Hall is an impressive building situated at the Westgate end of the Headrow. It was built by Cuthbert Broderick after he won a...

Leeds City Art Gallery houses everything from traditional prints and watercolours through to more contemporary work. Having been honoured with many top awards, the art...

Leeds Central Library is a Grade 2 listed building that can be found next to Leeds City Art Gallery in the centre of the city,...

In the centre of Leeds, the Henry Moore Institute was built in 1993 over the site of a block of derelict Victorian merchant’s offices and...

As its name suggests, this building was originally designed for the corn trade in 1864 by Cuthbert Broderick (who also created Leeds Town Hall). The...

Eastthorpe Visual Arts offers a constantly changing collection of artworks from across the country and across the continent, working closely with the Huddersfield Arts Council....

The Royal Armouries Museum was opened in 1996 to house the national collection of weapons and armour. There are five themed galleries: Tournament, Self-Defence, Hunting,...

The Leeds Heritage and Design Centre is home to the Leeds Civic Trust. The site is based in an old shop on a traditional...

For sophisticated city centre shopping, a trip to The Light in Leeds is a must for the whole family, where visitors will find an array...