Saltaire & Airedale
Saltaire is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, thanks to its preservation as a Victorian industrial village. Mill owner Sir Titus Salt built the village for his workers and today Saltaire attracts millions of visitors to its magnificent architecture and visitor attractions.
Today his great mill complex is the key feature of Saltaire and houses the 1853 Gallery. Here you will find one of the largest collections of art by renowned Bradfordian David Hockney.
Make sure you visit the showpiece of Saltaire United Reformed Church - one of Britain's most precious Victorian architectural treasures. Or if you are more of an outdoor type, take a walk through Roberts Park to Shipley Glen Tramway.
There's plenty of Saltaire accommodation and in the neighbouring countryside and towns, with excellent hotels, guest accommodation and self-catering cottages to choose from.
Saltaire Accommodation
Saltaire and the surrounding area has lots to offer, from top hotels to comfortable B&B and self-catering accommodation.
Saltaire Museums and Attractions
Salts Mill and Saltaire United Reformed Church are two attractions to be found in Saltaire, UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Saltaire Eating Out
Enjoy an evening out in Saltaire or Shipley. Both have plenty of excellent restaurants to choose from. Try Don't Tell Titus in Saltaire or the popular Aagrah in Shipley.
Saltaire Events
Visit Saltaire this September for the Saltaire Festival. This year's highlights include live music and the CAMRA Beer Festival.
Saltaire Shopping
A shopper's paradise browse the many independent shops, boutiques and shops in Salts Mill.
Salts Mill
Salts Mill houses one of the largest collections of work by David Hockney, as well as shops and restaurants.
