It’s amazing this piece of history has survived in such original condition. It’s literally like stepping back in time. The mill, the village and the other buildings are spectacular. The mill especially is a great place to visit with the paintings and the bookshop. A great place to spend a few hours.

A wander around Saltaire is well worth doing. It's good to get one of the guided walk pamphlets for guidance. Allow at least 30 minutes to do this but probably more to walk along the canal and in Robert's Park .......and the Boathouse Pub

Nice place. Worth going. Lots of arty stuff to see in the mill. 2 cafes there. Next to Roberts park. Next to canal and river. Free parking. Free entrance. Cafes are a bit expensive though. I would go again. You can spend all day there. Outdoor cafe called halfmoon.

I had a thoroughly enjoyable solo day out at Saltaire on the way up North. Firstly free parking - such a bonus in times when everyone is charging a fortune. I left my car and walked to Saltaire station where I got the train one stop to Bingley and then walked back the three miles along the Leeds & Liverpool canal. You can start at five locks at Bingley (cafe and loo there) and just set off along the canal. It was a really great walk on flat paths back into Saltaire. There is a lovely park with a decent cafe, plenty of picnic area's and some bakers etc in the main town (there was a permanent queue out of the door!). Saltaire itself was totally charming, such a great place to walk around and makes you appreciate not all of England is full of ugly 1960's buildings! I ended up in the Mill which has been made into a great space full of Art, books and nice stuff! There are lifts in the mill. The restaurant inside was rammed to the gills even at 3pm so maybe a good idea to advance book? Including the walk I probably spent 4-5 really just enjoying the lovely area and the history. A truly enjoyable way to spend a day.

Salts Mill was wonderful, what an amazing space and a great bookshop. Unfortunately it was Saltsire Festival so the streets and park were full of fast food stalls and crowds of people which meant we didn't get the full Saltsire atmosphere. We did see David Hockney though and that was a highlight for us.

Wow what an extraordinary day out and such a historical UNESCO jewel . Titus Salt was a true visionary and we should all know more about this Victorian titan who built huge woollen mill and adjoining village to house workers in late C19. Local leading artist David Hockney has huge collection of his varied and stunning work inside lofty mill space . Book and gift shops are excellent . Loads to see on heritage trail with gorgeous civic buildings and parks close by.