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Within a short journey there are many great places to explore and enjoy:

Haworth and Bronte Country: A charming cobbled Main Street with unique shops and cafes. The Bronte Parsonage, now a museum devoted to the Bronte Sisters' Life, while a little further from the town “Top Withens” is found, reputed to be Wuthering Heights.

Saltaire: World Heritage Site. Sir Titus Salt’s model village and giant woollen mill, now housing a splendid David Hockney Gallery and interesting shops.

Esholt: The original location for Emmerdale, home of the Woolpack Inn and Saint Leonards farm, which open to the public.

Bradford: The world renowned Bradford Media Museum; Alhambra Theatre and St. George's Hall boasting performances by many of Britain's leading theatre companies. Abundant examples of Victorian architecture are found throughout the city.

Ilkley: An attractive town bustling with activity, situated only a few minutes away from famous moorland and the Cow and Calf viewpoint.

Keighley: The charming old stations and trains of the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway have been the location for numerous films and TV series. All the major shop chains are found within the centre of the town.

Skipton: A thriving historic country market town with a well preserved medieval castle, and the possibility to enjoy a pleasant canal boat trip.

Leeds: With much to offer in the way of shopping, cultural activites and attractive nightlife, Leeds is one destination not to be missed during your stay in West Yorkshire. Attractions include the Royal Armouries (comprising of many relics from the Tower of London), West Yorkshire Playhouse and Leeds Grand Theatre, the ruins of Kirkstall Abbey, Yorkshire cricket ground, ITV broadcasting station and much more.

Harrogate: The conference centre, restored pump rooms, famous Betty's tea rooms and Valley Gardens all come together to make Harrogate another unmissible place to spend a day.

The town enjoys a sheltered location nestling in the bottom of the Aire Valley overlooked by the attractive countryside of the banks of the Leeds Liverpool canal, where the world famous Five Rise Locks, a Victorian engineering feat of great renown are situated. Road links are good with the opening of the Bingley relief road; Skipton can be reached in about twenty minutes, Haworth with its famous Bronte Parsonage and the Worth Valley railway in ten. York is just over an hour away and the many attractions of Bradford with its National Media Museum and Industrial Museum and the heritage site of Saltaire can be reached in less than thirty minutes. Leeds Bradford International Airport is 8 miles. Good motorways and trunk road connections are also an advantage.