Welcome to Calderdale

Calderdale is real Yorkshire updated. From the birth of the Industrial Revolution to the ‘fourth funkiest town in Europe’ the old mixes with the new in splendid towns and villages surrounded by stunning scenery.

Heart of the Yorkshire Pennines, look under ‘What to see and do’ to find out all the activities you can enjoy. From the arts and crafts of Dean Clough and the Smith Art Gallery to the culture and heritage of the Piece Hall and Shibden Hall, the area is renowned for its creativity and renaissance.

Open fields with Stoodley Pike in the distance (Faces and Places Photography)

Award winning attractions, including EUREKA! The National Children's Museum and Manor Heath Jungle Experience offer a perfect opportunity for spending time together and family fun.

Enjoy the outdoors and the Yorkshire Pennine scenery. Landmarks such as Stoodley Pike and the Cragg Vale incline entice walkers and cyclists all year around, whilst the beautiful National Trust Hardcastle Crags is a must see whatever the season. Or experience the wonders of the waterways. Calderdale boasts both the deepest lock in the country and the highest canal summit, along with a wealth of reservoirs perfect for a stroll.

Hebden Bridge, fruit and vegetables (Faces and Places Photography)

For shopping visit Hebden Bridge ,“one of the world’s funkiest towns” with a mission for sustainability and independence, or Todmorden, the border town of the Pennines and home to the first ever co-operative. Visit the sustainable market in Sowerby Bridge, or the 2008 best market hall in Britain - Halifax Borough Market. Sample high street shopping in the Woolshops or visit one of the largest independent department stores, Harvey’s of Halifax. With organic cafés, award winning cuisine and a focus on 'fair trade' across the district, there's always somewhere where your taste buds will be enlightened.

To truly experience the delights of Calderdale, you’ll need to know where to stay. From cosy B&Bs, to elegant hotels and quality self-catering, there’s something to suit all tastes and you can search and book online. For more information look under 'Visitor Information', or contact one of our friendly tourist information centres to find the information you need to make the most of your stay.

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Calderdale is real Yorkshire updated. From the birth of the Industrial Revolution to the ‘fourth funkiest town in Europe’ the old mixes with the new in splendid towns and villages surrounded by stunning scenery. Heart of the Yorkshire Pennines, look under ‘What to see and do’ to find out all the activities you can enjoy. From the arts and crafts of Dean Clough and the Smith Art Gallery to the culture and heritage of the Piece Hall and Shibden Hall, the area is renowned for its creativity and renaissance.
Award winning attractions, including EUREKA! The National Children's Museum and Manor Heath Jungle Experience offer a perfect opportunity for spending time together and family fun. Enjoy the outdoors and the Yorkshire Pennine scenery. Landmarks such as Stoodley Pike and the Cragg Vale incline entice walkers and cyclists all year around, whilst the beautiful National Trust Hardcastle Crags is a must see whatever the season. Or experience the wonders of the waterways. Calderdale boasts both the deepest lock in the country and the highest canal summit, along with a wealth of reservoirs perfect for a stroll.
	For shopping visit Hebden Bridge ,“one of the world’s funkiest towns” with a mission for sustainability and independence, or Todmorden, the border town of the Pennines and home to the first ever co-operative. Visit the sustainable market in Sowerby Bridge, or the 2008 best market hall in Britain - Halifax Borough Market. Sample high street shopping in the Woolshops or visit one of the largest independent department stores, Harvey’s of Halifax. With organic cafés, award winning cuisine and a focus on 'fair trade' across the district, there's always somewhere where your taste buds will be enlightened.
To truly experience the delights of Calderdale, you’ll need to know where to stay. From cosy B&Bs, to elegant hotels and quality self-catering, there’s something to suit all tastes and you can search and book online. For more information look under 'Visitor Information', or contact one of our friendly tourist information centres to find the information you need to make the most of your stay.