Haworth Parish Church
A chapel has existed on the site of Haworth's parish church
since the fourteenth century, although the oldest remaining section
of the current St Michael and All Angels church is the base of the
tower which dates from 1488. Peaceful and atmospheric, the church
is notable for its ornate interior, stained-glass windows, and for
its remarkable graveyard which contains an estimated 42,000
burials.
Brontë Waterfalls
This sign-posted route, approximately a five-mile round trip
which leads from Haworth to a series of small waterfalls, offers a
pleasant walk through the beautiful moorland landscapes which
feature in the Brontë sisters' novels. Points of interest include
an 'L'-shaped boulder known as Brontë's Chair and the remains of
the Brontë Bridge which, until it was washed away by flood in 1989,
crossed the brook into which the waterfall flows.
Central Park
Haworth's award-winning Central Park is renowned for the beauty
of its formal flower gardens and well-tended lawns. As well as
providing a pretty and peaceful spot for a picnic, the different
areas of the park are connected by pathways suitable for all
abilities, affording attractive views of the village.