Top Things to do in Halifax
Top 10 Things to do Good for Couples in Halifax, England
Discover the best top things to do in Halifax, United Kingdom including Halifax Playhouse, The Escaporium, The Piece Hall, Shibden Hall, Ogden Water Country Park & Nature Reserve, Cock O' The North - Halifax Steam Brewing Company, Sowerby Bridge Canalside, Victorian Craft Beer Cafe, Dove Cottage Nursery and Garden, Shibden Park.
Restaurants in Halifax
1. Halifax Playhouse
2. The Escaporium
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 281 reviews
Halifax's First Live Escape Room games at Berwick Street Mills and The Piece Hall. Can you and your team crack the codes, solve the puzzles and reveal hidden secrets in order to make your escape from the themed room within 60 minutes?
Reviewed By joo645
5 of us played the Operation Moonshine room and had a brilliant time! The puzzles were innovative and original, as well as very clever, and Mark was very welcoming and a great game master. Would definitely recommend, amazing quality room!
3. The Piece Hall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,041 reviews
Following a multi-million pound transformation project, Britain's last surviving cloth hall, featuring independent shops, cafes and bars, heritage visitor centre, art gallery and a spectacular events programme is now open seven days a week.
Reviewed By shanu76 - York, United Kingdom
First visit to Halifax as a tourist and the day centred around the Piece Hall. What a wonderful day out and very much recommended to all. Impressive architecture, full of history. Made to feel very welcome by the good people of Halifax with plenty to see and do. We joined a free tour of the Piece Hall and our guide Pamela did a truly superb job of bringing the history to life and showing us around. The work that has been done to restore the Piece Hall is world class. There's great independant shops to visit and several very pleasant places to eat and drink including Gin Lane where we enjoyed a special Espresso Martini and Elder that provided a superb lunch which included catering perfectly for my gluten free dietry needs. Hope to visit again soon!
4. Shibden Hall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 879 reviews
Set in the picturesque Shibden valley, a mile from Halifax, Shibden Hall dates back to 1420 and offers visitors a fascinating journey through the lives of the people who lived and worked here. Shibden Hall's architecture is a mix of styles reflecting its interesting and varied history. The adjacent 17th century aisled barn and workshops house a carriage collection and displays relating to different crafts, including a blacksmiths, coopers, wheelwrights and saddlers. Shibden even has a recreated brewhouse and inn. The Hall is surrounded by the beautifully restored gardens and estate that forms Shibden Park. There are a range of features and attractions, including a cafe and visitor facilities, miniature railway, boating lake, pitch & putt course as well as trails, play area, orienteering course and woodland in which to roam.
Reviewed By seaperson - Southport, United Kingdom
Such a wonderful place. Large well kept and interesting grounds (ancient orchard too) that you could easily spend hours in and then you have the hall and informative lovely folk museum. An extensive and educational interior especially regarding Anne Lister. A big thank you too to the very friendly volunteers who do an exceptional job! Well worth a visit.
5. Ogden Water Country Park & Nature Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 604 reviews
Reviewed By 32tonyn - Batley, United Kingdom
What a lovely place to walk your dogs or just walk there’s free car parking and a small visitor centre serving teas etc and clean toilets on site you can walk around the reservoir or around the woods there are several paths a small stream and a waterfall too all paths are in good order plenty of bins to dispose of your dog poop if I had a gripe some of the coloured path markers disappear and become hard to follow well worth a visit
6. Cock O' The North - Halifax Steam Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
An authentic and unique microbrewery in Hipperholme, serving 8 distinctive ales at any one time. Spotlessly clean and thoughtfully run, Cock o' the North provides an ambience second to none, the subdued lighting and measured sound system compliments the well appointed beer. Some 180 different beers rotate along 8 hand pumps on the polished granite bar. Attention to detail belies the ordinary exterior, therefore a wide variety of quality spirits, lagers and ciders are served. Keep up to date with all of Cock o' events through the group on Facebook. Search 'Cock o' the North' to become a member. Welcome, we hope to see you soon.
Reviewed By RLforward - Halifax, United Kingdom
Been here many times to music events. Excellent selection of ales brewed on site, very pleasant and helpful staff and a great venue to relax and try the 40 plus different brewed ales and ciders.
7. Sowerby Bridge Canalside
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By Imanhonestreviewer - Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
Lovely place. Got here just in time to witness a boat going through the lock. Great to watch. Fascinating how it’s done. Well worth a visit. A lovely walk along the canal. Loved it.
8. Victorian Craft Beer Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 117 reviews
A mecca for beer lovers. Every day, from 11am.
Reviewed By Z598UEdebbieb - Ripponden, United Kingdom
Visit here every week. Great choice of ales especially when they have titanic plum porter,best beer ever. Lovely atmosphere,not a stuck up gin palace a must for ale drinkers
9. Dove Cottage Nursery and Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By myers1099 - Halifax, United Kingdom
Visit this nursery lots it's one of my favourite places its sells lots of special plants most of my hellebore collection came from dove cottage nursery it's well worth a visit all their plants are of excellent condition and good value for money.
10. Shibden Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 313 reviews
Reviewed By p2northwest
Don't panic if the car park above Shibden is full. Down by the lake is a much larger car park which serves the Country park and it's a stroll up to the house from there.The turning into it is signposted Shibden Park. At the house itself there is also a small car parking area for blue badge holders. There are drinks and snacks available at the reception area but a proper cafe with hot and cold food, cakes, ice creams etc at the far end of the lake. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. Dogs are welcome in all areas except inside the house and cafe and the children's play area, and ours thoroughly enjoyed exploring the park and woods Boats available for hire on the lakeland a miniature railway runs at peak times.
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