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Holmfirth
Home > Holmfirth | Holmfirth is set against the glorious backdrop of the South Pennine hills on the doorstep of the Peak District National Park. Experience a step back in time in an atmospheric area with excellent transport links to the Peak District, Bronte Country and all the attractions of the North. Yorkshire’s most famous TV series, Last of the Summer Wine is filmed here. Quaint ‘mountain goat’ buses leave regularly outside Sid’s Cafe to clamber through the narrow cobbled streets and hamlets of pretty weaver’s cottages dotting the hills and valleys of this scenic area. |  |
 | An exploration of the little market town’s cobbled alleyways brings you to tearooms, cafes, art galleries, craft shops and Nora Batty’s famous front steps. Evenings offer the intimacy of bars and bistros or what about a night at the world’s oldest cinema. Cragrats Theatre and café bar hosts a full programme of professional theatre, music and comedy throughout the year. |
| This area has gained a reputation for the quality of food in the many pubs and restaurants. Stay in traditional Yorkshire cottages or pubs serving real ale; hotels, B&B’s or caravan and camping, all offering great scenery and friendly service. |  |
| Proud of it’s heritage and traditions, Holmfirth offers a central base away from the crowds for outstanding walking, touring and exploring. And for culture and shopping, the major centres of Leeds, Sheffield, Manchester and historic York are all within easy travel. Holmfirth is on the A635/A6024 south of Huddersfield with easy access to the M1 and M62 motorways. |
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