Pet Friendly Things To Do in West Yorkshire, England

If you've ever wondered what happened to Humpty from Play School, here's your chance to find out. Alongside... More on Yahoo! Travel

A lot of hands on for the children but mostly a stuffy art gallery . More on Yahoo! Travel

A notable construction along the waterfront, this £42-million facility is the home of London Tower's... More on Frommers

For a free attraction it is excellent - small charge to see some other entetrtaining attractions. Highly re... More on TripAdvisor

Anyone interested in English history or literature must pay a visit to this superb museum: the former home ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Haworth is a lovely village with the parsonage at its centre. There are many other Bronte linked things in ... More on TripAdvisor

Set out upon the edge of the moor in Haworth is the parsonage of the Bronte family, founded in 1820 by Patr... More on PlanetWare

The house itself is small but in a lovely setting, park at the bottom of the hill and wander up the main st... More on TripAdvisor

Located next to St James' Hospital, this award-winning museum offers an insight into the development of... More on Yahoo! Travel

It seriously needs a million pound renovation and refurbishment. More on TripAdvisor

Situated in one of Leeds' many impressive Victorian buildings, this modern museum offers a good variety of ... More on Yahoo! Travel

You can spend a good couple of hours in here with little ones. Some very good displays on ancient Egypt, Gr... More on TripAdvisor

Dating back to 1767, this imposing Gothic brick structure is one of Leeds' most striking buildings. Leeds General Infirmary is one of the oldest city hospitals and currently houses 1103 beds. G... More on Yahoo! Travel

Although Leeds General Infermary (LGI) is listed as an attraction i can guarntee that it is a fully working hospital and would ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Eureka! The National Children's Museum is an award-winning attraction ... More on TripAdvisor

Thirty-five kilometers (22 miles) west of York, the home of the earl and countess of Harewood is one of England's great 18th-century houses. It has always been owned by the Lascelles family. The fine Adam interior ha... More on Frommers

This was the birthplace, in 1545, of the ill-fated Lord Darnley, husband of Mary, Queen of Scots. Construction began on this Tudor-Jacobean mansion in 1521, and substantial remodeling occurred in both the 17th and la... More on Frommers