Frequently-asked questions
We hope our FAQs drop-down below will answer your questions. If not, find out how to get in touch here.
FAQs
Can I bring my dog to the Museum?
Much like Emily Brontë, we love dogs - unfortunately though, only service animals are allowed in the Museum. This is because every room has original Brontë items and there are rules around their conservation which don't allow pets.
Thank you for your understanding.
Is there Museum parking?
While we don't have a designated Museum car park, there are several council-owned and privately-owned car parks in Haworth - including opposite the Museum.
Please see our 'Getting here' page for more information on parking and other ways to reach the Museum.
Do you offer guided tours?
Ours is a self-guided museum, but there are knowledgeable and friendly members of staff situated around the Museum to answer all your Brontë questions!
We do offer private tours on days that the Museum is closed to the public. Please click here to find out more about our private tours.
Is entry to the Museum timed?
No - your ticket gives you entry to the Museum any time during our regular opening hours (10am - 5pm).
However, please note, last admission to the Museum is at 4pm.
I can't visit on my original day of booking. Can I come on a different day with the same ticket?
Absolutely! Your ticket gives you unlimited entry to the Museum for 12 months. Simply show your original ticket or email confirmation to our team when you arrive at the Museum.
Do you have a cafe?
We don't have a cafe at the Museum, however there are plenty of great eateries just a short walk away on Main Street. Find out more about the local area here.
Do you have toilets at the Museum?
We will do soon! We're currently building our new visitor facilities, which will include toilets, baby changing, and Changing Places facilities. We look forward to opening these to visitors in early 2025.
In the meantime, there are council-owned toilets in the car park opposite the Museum.
Enrich your research project
Our world-class collections are open to the public. From original Brontë items to leading research publications, we can help further your studies.