Brontë Birthplace (Exterior) by Matthew Gibbons.

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The Brontë Birthplace in Thornton invites visitors to explore the beautifully restored home where Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë were born, offering guided and self‑guided tours that bring their early family life to life. Alongside its heritage displays and intimate historic rooms, the house also offers the unique opportunity to book an overnight stay, allowing guests to experience this remarkable literary landmark in an unforgettable way.

Images: By Matthew Gibbons

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Guide Prices

The Brontë Birthplace offers group visits, private tours and event bookings; ticket details are available on their website.

Events

Saturday, 24th January 2026 - Sunday, 29th March 2026

A photo of Garret WildeArtist in Residence: Garett Wilde Brontë Country and BeyondWe are delighted to announce Garett Wilde as our next Artist in Residence at the Brontë Birthplace. American-born photographer and Social Media Marketing Manager, Garett Wilde now lives locally in Haworth and draws deep inspiration from the landscapes, architecture, and atmosphere of the Brontë…
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Saturday, 21st March 2026 - Saturday, 21st March 2026

Discover Thornton: Brontë Birthplace Walking TourJoin us for our Walking Tour of historic Thornton, uncovering the rich cultural, industrial, and architectural heritage of the Brontë children’s birthplace.
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Wednesday, 8th April 2026 - Wednesday, 8th April 2026

Brontë Poems Set to SongThe Brontë Birthplace is delighted to welcome internationally acclaimed Menorcan musician Guiem Soldevila for a rare and intimate recital of Brontë Poems set to music.
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Tuesday, 12th May 2026 - Tuesday, 12th May 2026

A photo of Nancy GarrsMonthly Talk: Irene Lofthouse “Join nursemaid to the Brontës, Nancy Garrs, on a virtual walk to see Keighley through Brontë eyes”Join nursemaid to the Brontës, Nancy Garrs, on a virtual walk to see Keighley through Brontë eyes.
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Tuesday, 23rd June 2026 - Tuesday, 23rd June 2026

Monthly Talk: Emma Conally-Barklem ‘The High Flight: 50 Poems Inspired by Emily Brontë’s Hawk’Join us for a fascinating journey through space and time as Emma discusses the process of creating an imagined world from one of the few details known about Emily Brontë.
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Map & Directions

Brontë Birthplace

Type:Literary Landmark

Brontë Birthplace, Market Street, Thornton, West Yorkshire, BD13 3HF

Opening Times

* Book your visit—guided or self‑guided—via the Brontë Birthplace website.

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