Holmfirth - Last of the Summer Wine

Holmfirth - Last of the Summer Wine County

 

Enjoy a day out visiting Holmfirth

in West Yorkshire is the historic market town and heart of "Last of the Summer Wine" country, where the classic BBC sitcom was filmed from 1973 to 2010

 

Key Filming Locations and Attractions

• Sid’s Café:

  Located right in the centre of Holmfirth, serving as a famous landmark and gift shop for fans. [ 1, 2]

• Nora Batty’s House & Steps :

  Situated at 28 Huddersfield Road, featuring the iconic steps where Nora famously swept and chased the trio. [ 1, 2]

• Last of the Summer Wine Exhibition / Museum:

  Showcases costumes, props, and memorabilia from the 37-year run of the world's longest-running sitcom. [ 1]

• St. John’s Parish Church (Upperthong):

  The final resting place of Bill Owen (Compo) and Peter Sallis (Clegg), who are buried side-by-side overlooking the valley. [ 1]

• Surrounding Scenery:

  The steep cobbled streets, stone weavers' cottages, Digley Reservoir, and the borders of the Peak District

 

 

What’s Included:

Return Coach Travel

 

Return Back Approximately 4:30pm

 

SEATING PLANS: Please note that seats are not guaranteed, as seating plans may change if operations require it. Let us know your coach seating needs and any special requests ahead of time, and we will do our best to help.