Other sights in West YorkshireWest Yorkshire, England

The steepest staircase of locks in Britain — five chambers lifting the Leeds & Liverpool Canal about 60 feet in a single flight.

Heather moor of the famous song, scattered with the Twelve Apostles stone circle and prehistoric rock carvings.

Millstone-grit outcrops on the edge of Ilkley Moor, a climbers' and walkers' magnet with wide Wharfedale views.

National Trust wooded gorge of the Hebden Water, threaded with paths past the old Gibson Mill.

Heritage steam line from Keighley to Oxenhope through Bronte country, star of The Railway Children.

Titus Salt's vast 1853 mill, now home to David Hockney galleries, bookshops and a cafe in the World Heritage village.

Britain's longest and highest canal tunnel, with boat trips beneath the Pennine moors from Marsden.

A 121-foot peace monument of 1856 crowning the moor above the Calder Valley.

The taproom and kitchen of Timothy Taylor's, Keighley brewers of Landlord, Britain's classic cask ale.

The world's only surviving Georgian cloth hall, a grand colonnaded courtyard of shops and events in Halifax.

Ruined moorland farmhouse widely linked to Wuthering Heights, high on the Pennine watershed above Haworth.

Restored 18th-century spa bath-house on Ilkley Moor with a plunge pool and a moorland cafe.