Discover Drub
Drub is a village located in Yorkshire, England, within the Kirklees district. It is governed by the Kirklees Council and falls under the BD19 postcode area. Known for its rural surroundings and traditional village atmosphere, Drub offers visitors a glimpse into the local heritage and landscape characteristic of the region.
Explore the map below to discover accommodation, attractions, restaurants, and live events across Drub. Scroll down to browse featured listings and plan your perfect visit.
Stay in Drub
Hide & Steak
Hide & Steak, located in the picturesque area of Tong, Bradford, offers convenient pay-and-display parking for visitors. Nestled within a business-based hotel, this venue is perfect for tourists looking to enjoy a delightful meal in a serene setting. Whether you're stopping by for a steak or a continental meal, parking is straightforward and accessible.
Upper Independent Chapel
Experience contemporary comfort at Upper Independent Chapel, offering stylish apartments in the heart of Heckmondwike.
Copley Springs Spa & Lodge
Copley Springs Spa & Lodge offers a tranquil retreat in Birkenshaw, providing comfortable accommodation with relaxing spa facilities.
The Wickham Arms Hotel
The Wickham Arms Hotel offers comfortable accommodation in Cleckheaton, perfect for both business and leisure travellers.
The Liversedge
The Liversedge offers convenient parking for visitors exploring the charming town of Liversedge. Located on Leeds Road, this facility is ideal for those visiting the pub, hotel, or enjoying local events. With easy access to the establishment, it ensures a hassle-free experience for tourists.
Farmhouse Inns
Enjoy delicious carveries, hearty meals, and delectable desserts in a welcoming atmosphere at this popular Birkenshaw pub restaurant.
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Things to Do in Drub
Heckmondwike Cutting
Uncover the rich local history and heritage of Heckmondwike at this intriguing West Yorkshire museum.
Oakwell Hall & Country Park
Oakwell Hall & Country Park in Birstall offers visitors a delightful experience with its 17th-century manorial hall, beautifully restored gardens, and expansive country park. Enjoy free parking as you explore the historical exhibits and take leisurely walks through the scenic grounds, perfect for picnics and dog walking.
Food & Drink
Cherry Tree Tea Rooms
Discover Cherry Tree Tea Rooms in Heckmondwike, offering delicious home-cooked food and a cosy, welcoming atmosphere perfect for a relaxing break.
Cafe 58
Discover Cafe 58, a highly-rated spot in Cleckheaton perfect for a refreshing break and a delicious bite to eat.
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Geographic Facts
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