Haworth
📍 Haworth, Keighley BD22 8DR, UK
About Haworth
Haworth is a captivating historic village nestled in the heart of West Yorkshire, renowned globally for its profound association with the literary Brontë sisters. This picturesque destination, with its iconic cobbled Main Street and surrounding moorland, offers visitors a unique journey back in time, reflecting the atmosphere that inspired some of English literature's greatest works. It's celebrated as a fantastic day trip location.
The village consistently receives high praise, boasting an excellent 4.9/5 star Google rating. Visitors frequently commend its quaint charm and the variety of independent shops, inviting cafes, and traditional pubs that line its famous steep Main Street. Reviewers often highlight enjoyable walks through the village and its nearby cemetery, praising the friendly and welcoming nature of the local shopkeepers and café staff. Haworth provides a delightful blend of history, culture, and hospitality for all who explore its scenic beauty.
Visiting Information
Haworth village is accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week, allowing visitors to explore its attractions at their leisure. Parking is available, typically a short walk from the Main Street, often requiring a small fee payable via app or exact change. While specific accessibility features are not provided for the entire village, visitors should note the steep, hilly terrain of the Main Street. Payment options for shops and eateries will vary by individual establishment.
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📍 Haworth, Keighley BD22 8DR, UK
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Showing 5 of 25 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 8 February 2026.
What a great place to visit. We love day trips and this was a one of our favourites. We walked the Main Street and visited some really great shops and walked through the cemetery. There are plenty of places to eat and drink.
After researching the location, I made the decision to test it out over the weekend. We were quite fortunate to have lovely, sunny weather. A short 3- to 4-minute walk from the main street is the parking lot (follow the signs), which costs £4 (you can pay with the app) or exact change.There are plenty of spots to sit and enjoy food or beverages along the busy main street. Look for the restaurant you want to eat at in advance because some of them require reservations for tables. You can go to the church, the Bronte house, which is really great, the park, and we found a steam train. We will definitely come back to explore more!
Quaint village. A few beautiful shops & cafes were open. A lot of places are closed on Monday. A steep hilly terrain to reach from the bottom car park. Glad I visited as it was very quiet and ticked it off my list. The shop keepers and staf in cafes were friendly & very welcoming. Maybe in the summer it may liven up & attract crowds.
Beautiful village in Keighley, lots of boutique shops, parking is limited and it gets very crowded during the weekends
Picturesque Yorkshire village, home of the Brontës, as well as a tourist trap