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4 years ago

Lovely attraction for the family for great day out, fun friendly and plenty of activities.

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18 years ago

best for younger children, worth one visit, probably not repeat though.

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14 years ago

Lovely place to take children for a day out, slightly pricey but a great educational day out for the children!

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Eureka's prices may be a little high for some people with big family's but a family ticket does soften the blow.

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Bronte Parsonage Museum - Where the sisters played as children. So small!!!

Bronte Parsonage Museum

(14 reviews)

It only took me 4 trains to get here from York, but the trek was all worth it. I can die now that…read moreI've finally made a pilgrimage to the Brontë house! I am a huge Brontë fan. Jane Eyre is one of my absolute favorite books and I've enjoyed rereading it over the years. I'm also a fan of Emily and Anne's works. You can see why I needed to make this trip to the U.K. It was such a treat to see where the Brontë sisters lived and wrote. I'm glad I went on a weekday, as I was able to get into the house right away. The corridors in the Parsonage are quite narrow and you can only view the rooms from the corridors, so they may time entry on busy days. They also had on exhibit costumes from the recent production of the biopic To Walk Invisible in various rooms of the house. All the rooms and exhibits are worth seeing so take your time! The museum shop is fantastic! They sell books, totes, scarves, tea towels, jewelry, postcards, local jam and honey, and many more stuff for Brontë fans. I spent $50+ buying stuff for myself and my sisters who are also Brontë enthusiasts. I could have bought more stuff, but I only brought a carry-on for my trip, so I did not have a lot of room for stuff. If you're coming by train, there will be a sign directing you where to walk. It's a pretty steep walk if you go via the high street. If you're coming by car, there is a car park next to the Parsonage. The WC is located at the car park. I hope to be back someday and make another pilgrimage with the hubby! I didn't get to the explore the West Yorkshire Moors (only the North Yorkshire Moors), but I hope to be back in mid-August again so that I can enjoy the heather in full bloom!

They had lots of old letters and poems and things from everyone that I'd not seen before - though…read morethe house is small, it's easy to spend an hour here. It's sooooooooo incredibly dusty though, I wanted to get out as soon as I could. And entrance is expensive! I almost thought I should've just enjoyed the house and surroundings from the outside - it was beautiful enough to. The bookshop had lots of cool books I'd never seen before, including a thick paperback of selected letters Charlotte wrote. There wasn't much else of interest in the shop though.

IMAX - From official website

IMAX

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I'm about to get very giddy now. I'm like a child at Christmas because I'm about to talk about my…read moresecret love affair...film. When talking about cinematic experiences in the North, let alone the area, one has to shout loud and proud about the IMAX. The IMAX is part of the National Media Museum but deserves it's own proud place in our ever beautiful Yelp listings. It is only one of a handful of IMAX cinemas in the world and it's ours. Go on do a little dance for me, go on. What you get is some unbelievable moments of 3D documentaries and films and also 2D is pretty hot on the massive screen. For me though you have to utilise all of its strengths so definitely check out a 3D option. Especially with the current trend of making everything for the 3D market, you'll soon be spoilt for choice. One of the last Hollywood blockbusters to show there was the last Harry Potter film but I'm more than a little giddy that Alice in Wonderland is next up. I'm so excited about that one that I may need to section myself, sedate myself or run head first into a door. Johnny Depp in 3D and at that size!?! What is not to die happy about? It does get booked up well in advance so make sure you book online or at the museum if you have a specific time in mind. This is how film should be watched, so do yourself a favour and enjoy it to the (I)max. See what I did there, aren't I clever.

The IMAX screen has to be experienced to be believed - it really is MASSIVE, and coupled with the…read morefantastic surround sound system and highly ramped seating, you are guaranteed a good view even if an extremely tall man decides to sit in the seat in front of you (don't they always!) I wouldn't actually recommend your first film is one of the IMAX specials such as to fly and dinosaurs etc as they are quite expensive and also very short (usually about half an hour to three quarters of an hour). Much better would be to see a 'proper' film in it's IMAX version - although only a small percentage of films are shot in IMAX, they really do take your breath away. The Dark Knight has some fantastic IMAX scenes, and at Christmas you really, really HAVE to watch The Polar Express at the IMAX and in 3D too! Oh yes, the IMAX is capable of 3D! It's not your average 3D too, it's actually in-your-face, amazing and quite brilliant 3D! We saw the latest Harry Potter at the IMAX, and even though only some of the scenes were in 3D, the end fight with all the magic and explosions was truly breathtaking. My only quibble would be if you are taking young children to watch a 3D IMAX film, they may be a bit overawed by it all and refuse to put on their glasses which will leave them watching them a blurred image which they'll quickly grow bored of (it happened to one of our party) - but otherwise it's a great experience! Definitely a jewel in Bradford!

Eureka - museums - Updated May 2026

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