If you are a reader of the classics dating back to the Bronte Sisters then you will love this trip.

Haworth Parsonage became home to Patrick Bronte and his wife Maria in 1820, as well as their six children.

The Dining Room is the place where the sisters did most of their writing. Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights and Agnes Grey were all written in this room. Apparently, their routine every evening was to walk around the table planning their next novel or project. There is also a black sofa in this room, where it is believed to be the place where Emily Bronte died.

In Mr Bronte’s study, you will see the piano that was used by his children. The kitchen was the place where Tabby, their servant, would tell the children stories about Haworth and its surrounding moors. When their Aunt passed away, Emily took over as the housekeeper and would help out in this kitchen.