Bronte Sisters' Village
📍 111 Main St, Haworth, Keighley BD22 8DP, UK
About Bronte Sisters' Village
The Bronte Sisters' Village in Haworth, Keighley, is a truly special historic site, renowned as the former home of the literary Brontë sisters. This atmospheric village transports visitors back in time with its beautifully preserved cobblestone streets and timeless charm. It's a key destination for anyone exploring Yorkshire's rich cultural and literary heritage, offering a unique glimpse into the world that inspired some of Britain's most celebrated authors.
Visitors consistently praise the village's delightful character, noting the abundance of charming cafes and restaurants offering a variety of food options, alongside many lovely independent shops perfect for browsing. The entire village is celebrated for its well-kept appearance and provides opportunities for enjoyable walks, allowing guests to soak in the stunning Pennine landscape that inspired the famous authors. The village enjoys an excellent Google Rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars, reflecting its popularity among visitors.
Visiting Information
Specific opening hours for the village as a whole are not provided, as it is a public historic site. Visitors are encouraged to explore at their leisure. Details regarding accessibility features and available payment options for individual establishments within the village are not available in the provided data.
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📍 111 Main St, Haworth, Keighley BD22 8DP, UK
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Showing 5 of 9 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 8 February 2026.
Lovely little town with well preserved cobblestone walkways, cute cafes and yummy food.
Brilliant like going back in time, very well kept pleant cafe's and restaurants, a lot of lovely little shops to browse in.
Not many options for food but nice walks
Lovely little village with the Bronte's sisters house in it.
It's a really lovely laid back village. From the shops' decor n displays, i gather that d general theme for this plc is spooks😅...quite a few shops display decor with skeletons, skulls, witchcraft paraphenalia etc. The street is cobbled n lined on both sides with cafes, inns, shops (stationery, books, soaps and candles, curios, vintage items etc). This village is quite picturesque and I am really glad i visited it. Am planning another visit when i can stay a night😁. By the way, there's paid parking near the museum as well as in d village itself but parking in d village means you hv to drv through d narrow n sometimes crowded cobbled street which has a gradient as well