Haworth Cottages

Self-catering accommodation and places to stay in Haworth

Well-known as the home of the Brontë sisters, this literary mecca attracts fans of the popular books all year round. Fans of the famous family can easily while away an interesting afternoon in the Brontë Parsonage Museum in Church Street. Home to the family from 1820 to 1861, this lovely Georgian house was the place where some of the wonderful books of Charlotte, Emily and Anne were penned. While Brontë fans from all around the world travel to Haworth to experience the ancient cobbled Main Street, the iconic parsonage and the delightful rolling moorland all for themselves, there is another side to discover far away from the charm of the village.

Watch the vintage steam trains chug their way in and out of the old railway station, visit the 17^th-century East Riddlesden Hall to discover ghostly tales and beautiful romantic gardens or take a peek at the beautiful William Morris stained glass at Cliffe Castle Museum. The village also has a yearly calendar of weird and wonderful events, as well as some lovely little craft shops and tea rooms to pop into when you need a breather. Whether you want to recreate Wuthering Heights up on the brooding moors or just want to experience the beauty of this area, the heather-wrapped wilderness surrounding Haworth is certainly worth a visit – just make sure that you head up to Top Withins, the inspiration for the book and experience the enchanting Brontë Falls.

If you are looking for a romantic cottage to experience the Brontë stories for yourself, have a peek at our selection of self-catering holiday accommodation in Haworth. Our lovely holiday cottages in Brontë Country offer the perfect retreat when you are looking for places to stay in Yorkshire.