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Plan Your Stay

At Hotel Victoria, we’re here to assist with directions, local tips, and everything you need to make your stay in Bradford truly memorable. Let us help you plan your perfect day out!

 

National Science and Media Museum

National Science and Media Museum

One of Bradford’s most popular attractions, this museum explores the world of photography, film, television, and video gaming. It offers an interactive and engaging experience for visitors of all ages.

How to Get There:

  • Walking: The museum is a 10-minute walk from the hotel. Simply head down Bridge Street towards City Park, and you’ll find the museum nearby.
The Alhambra Theatre

The Alhambra Theatre

This historic venue hosts a wide variety of performances, from West End shows to pantomimes and dramas, making it a top cultural destination in Bradford.

How to Get There:

  • Walking: The Alhambra Theatre is just a 7-minute walk from our hotel. Head towards City Park, and the theatre is adjacent.
St George's Hall

St George's Hall

St George's Hall is a stunning Victorian concert hall in the heart of Bradford city centre, hosting a variety of events including live music, comedy, and theatre performances.

How to Get There:

 

  • Walking: St George’s Hall is located next to the hotel Victoria. It takes less than 1 minute to walk.
Mirror Pool (City Park)

Mirror Pool (City Park)

A centrepiece in Bradford, the Mirror Pool is the largest urban water feature in the UK, reflecting the city’s architecture. It’s a beautiful spot to visit, especially during events, festivals, and light shows.

How to Get There:

  • Walking: The Mirror Pool is only a 5-minute walk from our hotel, located in City Park. Just walk towards City Hall.
The Broadway Bradford

The Broadway Bradford

A modern shopping and entertainment destination, The Broadway offers everything from dining to entertainment, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely day out.

How to Get There:

  • Walking: Just a 3-minute walk from Hotel Victoria. Head towards the Bradford Exchange, and The Broadway is located directly opposite.
Saltaire Village (UNESCO World Heritage Site)

Saltaire Village (UNESCO World Heritage Site)

This beautifully preserved Victorian model village is one of Bradford’s most famous heritage sites. Visitors can explore Salts Mill, the Hockney Gallery, and enjoy the village's unique charm.

How to Get There:

 

  • Bus: Walk 2 minutes to Bradford Interchange. Take the Bus 662 (Keighley), and get off at Saltaire Village. The journey takes around 25 minutes.
  • Train: Walk to Bradford Interchange and take the Northern Rail service to Saltaire Station. The train ride takes approximately 12 minutes.
Lister Park and Cartwright Hall

Lister Park and Cartwright Hall

One of Bradford’s most beautiful parks, Lister Park offers scenic walks and a visit to Cartwright Hall, an art gallery with an impressive collection of international works.

How to Get There:

  • Bus: From Bradford Interchange, take Bus 622 or 626 and get off at Lister Park. The journey takes about 10-15 minutes.
Brontë Parsonage Museum (Haworth)

Brontë Parsonage Museum (Haworth)

Literature enthusiasts will love this museum, which was the home of the famous Brontë sisters. A visit here provides insight into their works and lives.

How to Get There:

 

  • Bus: From Bradford Interchange, take the Bus 616/617 to Bingley, then transfer to Bus 500 to Haworth. Total travel time is around 50-60 minutes.
  • Train & Bus: Take a train from Bradford Interchange to Keighley Station (20 minutes), then catch Bus 664/665 to Haworth (15-20 minutes).
The Bradford Police Museum

The Bradford Police Museum

Located in the historic City Hall, this museum is a must-see for history buffs, offering a fascinating glimpse into the history of policing in the city, with old cells and artifacts.

How to Get There:

 

  • Walking: The museum is just a 5-minute walk from the hotel. Head towards City Park and find City Hall nearby.
Shipley Glen Tramway

Shipley Glen Tramway

The historic Shipley Glen Tramway offers a scenic journey through the natural beauty of Shipley Glen. It’s a relaxing and enjoyable ride perfect for families.

How to Get There:

 

  • Bus: From Bradford Interchange, take the Bus 662 to Shipley Market Square, then walk about 10-15 minutes to the tramway. Total journey time is around 30 minutes.
  • Train: Take a train from Bradford Interchange to Saltaire Station, then walk 20 minutes to Shipley Glen.
Bingley Five Rise Locks

Bingley Five Rise Locks

This engineering marvel on the Leeds-Liverpool Canal is one of the steepest lock staircases in the world, offering an interesting destination for history and nature lovers alike.

How to Get There:

Bus: Take Bus 662 from Bradford Interchange directly to Bingley. The journey takes about 25 minutes. From the bus stop, the locks are a short walk away

Bolling Hall

Bolling Hall

Step back in time at one of Bradford’s oldest buildings, rumored to be haunted. Bolling Hall has over 600 years of history and is a must-visit for history lovers.

How to Get There:

 

  • Bus: Take Bus 681 from Bradford Interchange to Bolling Hall. The journey takes about 10 minutes.
The Dales Way (Ilkley)

The Dales Way (Ilkley)

Ilkley is a gateway to the Yorkshire Dales, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. Explore the moorlands and embark on scenic walks along the famous Dales Way.

How to Get There:

 

  • Train: From Bradford Interchange, take the Northern Rail service to Ilkley Station (30 minutes). From there, you can start your exploration of Ilkley Moor or walk along The Dales Way.