Location: Hebden Bridge
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Top 8 Things to do in Hebden Bridge, United Kingdom (UK)
This pleasingly peculiar market town is rife with old mills and flapjack-like "upstairs-downstairs" houses. Annual festivals, theatrical productions and parades pump the locals (and tourists) with life. Don’t miss the Hardcastle Crags or hiking along the gorgeous Pennine Way, and be sure to have a stroll along the inspirational Rochdale Canal.
Restaurants in Hebden Bridge
1. Heptonstall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 175 reviews
Reviewed By David L - Alne, United Kingdom
On Sunday 29th October 2017 local author John Billingsley who specialises in quirky stories and finding interesting niches to explore lead a Calderdale Heritage Walk around Heptontall. It was on the eve of Halloween, and the stories had a typically macabre flavour, with John entertaining a large group of about 25 participants. It was a chilly afternoon temperature wise, equally matched by John's chilling tales. We had a wander through the winding backstreets and alleyways of this fascinating medieval hilltop settlement.. We learnt something of its intriguing history and local characters, seeing several features that the general tourist might easily miss. We ended up at the atmospheric deserted church just as the sun was setting, adding to the spooky setting at the end of an informative tour.
2. Hardcastle Crags
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 452 reviews
Reviewed By Manya J - Tavistock, United Kingdom
This is a National Trust place with good parking facilities.Lovely walk right down by the river or a less challenging walk on the top path.Ideal for pushchairs.Great for dog walking with Gibson's Mill at the end which has a National Trust cafe and small shop.Ideal for light lunches,cake and tea and coffee.Cosey woodburner on winter days to sit around.Check opening times for the cafe as in the summer it doesn't open on fridays and in the winter it only opens at the weekends.
3. Hebden Bridge Canalside
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
4. The Trades Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By Crazysurfkid - Halifax
What a great intimate venue in a great village location, nestled in the foothills of Yorkshire.
Decent enough beer coupled with an intimate venue =
The ONLY downside is parking....but there is the railway station 5min brisk walk away!
Definitely go if you can....and you may bump in to your idol...
5. Gibson Mill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By BronteTripper - Haworth, United Kingdom
Well worth visiting after a good walk in Hardcastle Craggs. The mill has an interesting history and at the end of its life producing textiles was even used as an early entertainment venue. The waterworks/dam system that powered the mill are also very interesting. There is a little café attached with a nice sitting out area. It is also now dog friendly.
6. Hebden Bridge Antiques Centre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Hebden Bridge Antiques Centre is home to around 50 dealers specialising in everything from books, curios, collectables, furniture, glass, pottery and more. In short, our centre has the best of everything the antiques trade has to offer. Situated in the picturesque market town of Hebden Bridge in West Yorkshire, we're open 7 days a week from 10.30am to 4.30pm. So why not pay us a visit and follow in the footsteps of BBC Antiques Road Trip Experts Anita Manning, Charles Hanson and James Braxton - you're sure to find something unique.
Reviewed By sheepygold - london
This place looks like an old style cooperative of dealers rather than the more modern interior design places. They have a huge variety of wares including some high quality pieces.Hello and thanks for reviewing Hebden Bridge Antiques Centre. You are right, we are a group of antique, collectables, second hand and specialist dealers rather than a reproduction interior design centre. We think it's more interesting too.
7. Jumble Hole Clough
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Rosemary M - Leeds, United Kingdom
There are lots of fascinating walks in this area and each one has its surprises. I'd walked quite a bit all around here before I managed to find this pretty clough but it was really worth the effort. I'd highly recommend it although one needs to be sure footed as it's a bit vertiginous in places.
8. Artsmill Hebden Bridge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Catherine L
For a small back street mill gallery to have such a thought inspiring national exhibition is fantastic. Although there is no wheelchair access at the moment there is a new chair lift available, good to see. The gallery is on 2 floor so you need to be pretty nimble, but looking at this and past Exhibitions it is really worth a visit!
