Welcome to Bradford

Welcome to Bradford district where the fresh air and natural beauty will invigorate you, whilst the heritage and culturewill fascinate you. Where else can you enjoy two UNESCO sites, amazing countryside, combined with the former home of literary greats, alongside a city full with a rich and varied mix of cultures.

There is no place like Bradford; we have four unique areas which offer distinctive experiences whether you are a new visitor or returning to explore further. Walk in the footsteps of the Brontës in Haworth. Take an invigorating walk on Ilkley Moor 'Bah't at'. Spend a lazy Sunday with Hockney in Saltaire or take your seat for a West End show at the Alhambra theatre.

Whatever you choose, and you'll find plenty of ideas and inspiration, you're never far from a new experience!

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St. George's Day

Friday 23rd of April is a time to celebrate. From great food, world-class literature, and real ale, there are loads of reasons to celebrate St. George’s Day.

Discover more about the history of St. George’s Hall Bradford, Grade II listed Victorian building and the oldest concert hall still in use in the United Kingdom. Famous names to have performed there include Victorian author Charles Dickens, who read extracts from his novel A Christmas Carol in the auditorium in 1854.