Whether a solo traveler, family with children.
or group sojourner, visiting to the moors and hillsides where Anne, Charlotte and Emily Bronte penned their famous works is painless and affordable.
Walking tours abound.
First and foremost will be the Bronte Museum at Haworth and Thornton, the Parsonage.
Rambling about is permitted as you walk in the Bronte footsteps.
Highly recommended is a visit Main Street, cobblestoned and ancient, for the antiques and souvenir shops, and for fabulous photo opportunities.
Traverse out of the area to the Bronte Falls, Bronte Bridge, and the Bronte Stone Chair, where each girl often sat and penned.
Also optional is the very popular Wuthering Heights walk, a visit to the crags that inspired Emily Bronte's classic work.
In addition to what you can see, also exciting is where you can stay.
Included in the $1,100 price is a four night stay at Malhamdale's Newfield Hall, a 19th century stone mansion on two gorgeous acres.
Complete with a baronial hall, courtyards and romantic pillars, the Hall is located in Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Easily accessible by train, the Hall is just for hours by rail from London.
The all-inclusive trip includes tours with a full-time guide, beautiful accommodations, breakfast, dinner, and a traditional afternoon tea, and all transport -- taxes included.
Special rates are offered for children and singles.
For the latter, travel in the spring means less company and more affordable fees.
For children ages 4 - 17 that are traveling with an adult, there is 60% off the normal adult rate.