BRONTE PARSONAGE MUSEUM

The museum is located at Haworth and was discovered in 1893 as the world’s ancient literary society. They honor the remarkable work and life of the Bronte Sisters, which is housed in the home where they lived most of their life, and provides a fascinating insight into the lives of some of Britain's most renowned female novelists. 

A variety of events are held at the museum during the overall year including special performances related to fictional stories of the Bronte Sisters as well as exhibitions like “At Home With The Brontes,” related to delving into the life of past residents of the house. It is one of the most attractive tourist places to visit in Bradford, where tourists will go through the gardens, dining rooms, and other magnificent house areas that have now been converted into a museum. 

Location: Church Street, Haworth, Haworth, Keighley BD22 8DR, United Kingdom

Timing: Wednesday - Sunday - 10 am to 5 pm

Entry Fees: Free

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Highlights

• The world's most significant and largest Bronte collections are housed at this museum, where they continue to influence artists, writers, and scholars.
• Literary events, artistic responses, exhibitions, festivals, and competitions are all included in their modern art program.
• The Bronte sisters are well-known for their literary works, but they also had a wide range of artistic interests and were an inspiration for present artists and writers. 
• Museum’s mission is to accurately capture the Bronts' incredibly varied creative abilities and the rich tradition of artistic reactions to their works and lives. 
• Presently, the museum provides an amazing opportunity to learn more about the lives of Charlotte Bront, Emily, and Anne.
• In addition to touring the sisters' kitchen, servants' quarters, and bedroom, visitors can also peruse the world's most extensive early printings of their well-known books, Brontë manuscripts, notes, letters, and poetry. 
• This collection is truly breathtaking for both readers and scholars.