This is our second visit to this wonderful ‘museum’ although best described, in my opinion, as a home with wonderful historic and literary associations. This is a small parsonage and you could flit from one room to another in a matter of minutes but this would deprive yourself of the seeing many exhibits connected to the Brontes that is available. You have to try and take yourself back to the three Bronte sisters’ time (and their brother of course) and how remote and isolated and deprived in many ways their lives were. There is a great deal to see here in the many artefacts that are on display and pays to take your time and take, at least, some of it in. My partner walks very badly and the staff were brilliant……allowing him to use the staff toilet and allowing him to use the back door exit avoiding descending the stairs from the front door. Do not miss walking in the churchyard which is awe inspiring.

The museum was very good and interesting! Staff were very helpful! Pretty gardens. Waited a short amount of time outside. There are no toliets in the museum. Very good and filled shop. Will definly go again. 10/10

A lovely museum with plenty of history. Greeted by a lovely gentleman who very kindly took our photo by the front door then welcomed into the house. The rooms are fascinating and you can imagine the sisters in the house. The displays were informative but not overloaded and you didn’t feel rushed as you looked around. So pleased we visited .

We visited the Bronte Parsonage Museum whilst holidaying near Haworth for Easter week. It is not very big and is a little expensive for what there is. I dread to think what it would be like in the summer school holidays if it is crowded at this time of year. The staff were pleasant and helpful but they need to channel visitors so that some rooms are not left empty whilst others are crammed. There is a very good gift shop and we took some souvenirs home with us. Finally, be careful where you tread in the adjacent car park. There is a lot of dog muck about !

This building was once the home of the Brontë sisters and parsonage of their father who was also an Anglican Priest. The museum has wonderfully restored rooms. The museum has endeavoured to preserve the original state of the rooms, but in some cases reconstructed with furnishing and decorations from the same time period. There’s many personal artefacts belonging to the sisters including stories and drawings written as children, and the mahogany desk on which Charlotte wrote her novels. These made me want to cry. There’s so much to see here from the life and times of the Brontë, it’s worth allocating 2 to 3 hours. A fantastic museum, although I did think the entrance ticket was pretty high.

It has been my dream of many years to travel to Haworth, England from the United States to see where my favorite authors grew up and penned their famous books and poems. This past May I was able to make this dream a reality. I travelled to Haworth and this museum did not disappoint. The people who worked here held a wealth of information on the family as well as the Bronte sisters. There were amazing exhibits and artifacts on display here and I spent multiple hours reading everything I could. The gift shop has wonderful items for purchase as well. I thoroughly enjoyed my time at the museum and the surrounding area! I would go back in a heartbeat!!

A historical museum which is the one-time home of the Bronte family. Very nice exhibits of original items of the Bronte sisters. With detailed descriptions and impeccably preserved artefacts, the Bronte sisters and their times seem to come alive in front of your eyes. Some lesser known aspects of the family (especially Branwell, their brother) was also nicely presented. The staff are very helpful and knowledgable. The gift shop is nice with a large variety of gifts for sale. Highly recommended to visit.

Extremely well preserved Brontë parsonage/museum. Personal items belonging to the Brontë sisters gave some insight into how they spent their days in Haworth. The addition of some “dress ups” added an extra dimension. The garden was special.

I thought this was the best museum I had ever been to. It was so well laid out and full of info and atmosphere. The guides were true Bronte enthusiasts and so knowledgable and interesting. And the gift shop was so not the usual rip off in terms of pricing! A lovely visit.