Best Tours in Settle

"Wensleydale Creamery is devoted to the production of a crumbly white cheese that's the favourite of animation characters Wallace and Gromit. You can visit the cheese museum, watch cheesemakers in action in the..."

"Indulge your love of all things cheese at Wensleydale Creamery. See how the cheese is made, purchase your own to take home at the quaint gift shop or book the ‘Yorkshire Wensleydale Cheese Experience’."

"Set in the heart of the beautiful Yorkshire Dales is the Wensleydale Creamery Visitor Centre, where our cheese comes to life and the whole family will experience a day out unlike any other."

"Bolton Abbey train station is just 1.5 miles from the entrance to the Bolton Abbey estate. From the tiny train station, families can catch a steam train to the nearby station of Embsay where you can either get off to explore or wait for the train to turn round and return to Bolton Abbey. Alternatively, park you car at Embsay and use the steam train to visit Bolton Abbey."

"Travel between Embsay station, built in 1888, and the award-winning station at Bolton Abbey. Your journey takes you through picturesque Yorkshire Dales scenery."

"One of the best sites in Yorkshire to attempt gorge scrambling, rock climbing or abseiling, How Stean Gorge is a natural limestone ravine that offers excellent walking trails and exhilarating adventure sports."

"A spectacular limestone ravine, How Stean Gorge is the perfect location for outdoor activities like via ferrata, gorge walking, caving, rock climbing and abseiling."

"The Coniston Hotel offer a range of dining experiences to suit everyone. With 3 restaurants to choose from, the cuisine varies from a fine dining experience, informal and hearty pub style foods and finally a 'Nourish Brasserie' focusing on health and well being."

"Saltaire Trip Boat, Victoria Rd, Saltaire, Shipley, BD18 3LA - Visit now. Saltaire Trip boat runs every day between spring and summer, sharing the beauty of Saltaire from the vantage point of the Canal."

"The Cauldron Falls are set just outside the idyllic village of West Burton. Often referred to as both the West Burton Falls, they’re well worth a visit if you’re also making a trip to the slightly more popular Aysgarth Falls, which is just a few miles up north. Just a short walk from the village, it’s easily accessible and doesn’t require a massive hike!"

"Lancaster's most imposing building is the castle, built in 1150 but added to over the centuries: the Well Tower dates from 1325 and is also known as the Witches' Tower because its basement dungeon was used to imprison the accused in the infamous Pendle Witches Trial of 1612. Also dating from the early 14th century is the impressive twin-towered gatehouse. Visits are by guided tour only as the castle is used as a Crown Court."

"This rise overlooking Lancaster and the River Lune has been fortified since the Romans, and today’s castle sprang from the Norman Conquest. A lot of the surviving architecture, including the formidable gatehouse, is from a 15th-century reinforcement. The reason so much of Lancaster Castle has made it to the 21st century is that this was Europe’s longest functioning prison until it closed in 2011."

"Working hours: From 12:00 PM to 12:30 AM(Hours or availability may differ due to COVID-19). Address: 10A Summerville Road, Bradford - BD7 1PX. Delivery:FREE (Collection & Delivery )"