Where to go
Bradford’s Industrial Museum transports you back to the cities former incarnation, as a powerhouse of the north. See working machinery, the living spaces of mill owners and workers as well as contemporary responses to the archive.
As the UK’s largest Asian department store, Bombay Stores is the place to go for everything in women, mens and kids fashion, home hold, weddings and more.
For a self catered accommodation with the luxury of a hotel, check out Serenity Apartments. Their group of modern suites are a perfect combination of comfort and opulence.
The Underground Bradford opened its doors in 2016 and has since been bringing the best of rock, indie, pop and big nights to the Bradfordians.
The Bradford Police Museum resides in the old headquarters of the force. Explore the cells, courtrooms and artefacts that have over a century of stories to tell.
Cliffe Castle Museum, Keighley, West Yorkshire, England, is a local heritage museum which opened in the grand, Victorian, neo-Gothic Cliffe Castle in 1959.
The Black Dyke Mills Heritage Venue is an exciting community space with live music, exhibitions and events from touring and local acts.
Caroline Street Social Club brings together musicians, dancers, thespians and bingo players, in a club where live performance, real ale and a warm welcome are never out of fashion.
at The Wool Exchange
The Wool Exchange is one of Bradford’s industrial architectural gems, nowadays you can call in for a coffee and a book as it’s now inhabited by a particularly picturesque Waterstones.
In a land of artisan beer, Plonk is serving cocktails, wine and a breath of fresh air for non beer drinkers on North Parade.