Bradford

Little Germany

Stunning architecture - especially the area known as Little Germany - a unique collection of 85 buildings constructed between 1855 and 1890, during the peak of Bradford's wool textile industry, now a popular residential and business area. 55 of the 85 buildings are listed because of their architectural and historical importance.

Saltaire

Saltaire. A well-preserved mid 19th century industrial town, which is located within Bradford. The site is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. In the mill itself you will find a large David Hockney exhibition, two restaurants and numerous shops - well worth a visit.

The wonderful museum - as featured so memorably in Bill Bryson's book Notes from a Small Island. A wealth of information and exhibits from the history of photography, film and television, as well as the IMAX cinema.

Early museum with displays of owrking textile machinery. Also working horse museum and mill manager's house on the same site.

Bolling Hall Museum

a beautiful hall, partly going back to medieval times, comes as quite a surprise on the ring road only about a mile from the centre.