Discover the world’s first museum devoted to photography, film, TV, radio, and the web. It’s dedicated to inspiring and educating the next generation of scientists and innovators. Learn more about science, art and culture, with its extensive collections, research projects and educational resources.
Explore this beautiful park, with a stroll round the botanical gardens or a wander into the magnificent Cartwright Hall. The park has many outstanding features including a lake with boating, tennis courts, play areas, inspiring Mughal Water gardens and much, much more.
A grand 19th century spinning mill is now a wonderfully preserved monument to the city’s industrial past. Explore a variety of exhibitions and displays, such as textile machinery, steam power, engineering and motor vehicles. Witness how everyday products were made in Bradford's golden age.
Situated in beautiful Lister Park, this venue offers an exciting programme of contemporary exhibitions and free educational activities. It takes inspiration from its collections of international contemporary art and crafts and works on paper by renowned artists.
Originally built as the magnificent home of businessman Henry Isaac Butterfield, this grand Victorian castle presents a dynamic programme of exhibitions and events throughout the year. Highlights include natural history, archaeology and social history collections alongside important displays of stained glass by Morris & Co.
A World Heritage site, this vibrant village combines extraordinary architecture and history with art, shopping and independent businesses. Visit the Salts Mill, home to the world’s largest collection of David Hockney artworks and visit the many independent shops, restaurants and cafés.