Batley Map

Batley map, view the West Yorkshire town of Batley, located in the county of West Yorkshire, England.

Detailed Street Map of Batley West Yorkshire & Guide to the Area

Batley Map West Yorkshire: Interactive map of Batley, displaying the town situated in the county of West Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Batley area and a Batley town centre map, showing Batley Railway Station and Batley Cemetery.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Batley map are: Bagshaw Museum, Wilton Park, Tesco Express, Sainsbury's Local, Batley Library, Wilko, The Cellar Bar, Iceland Foods, Batley Bulldogs RLFC, The Fox's Biscuit Factory, Redbrick Mill, Aldi, KFC, Domino's Pizza, Batley Baths and Recreation Centre, The Cellar Café, Boots, Costa Coffee, Papa John's, St Mary's Parish Church, Batley Parish Junior and Infant School, Headfield Primary School, Batley Grammar School, Upper Batley High School, Batley Medical Centre, Fieldhead Surgery, The Taproom Batley, Batley Plaza Shopping Centre, Nawaab Restaurant, The Cellar Bar, Spices Takeaway, Barclays Bank, Lloyds Bank, Savers Health & Beauty, Paddy Power, Greggs, Poundland, The Mill Outlet, Go Bowling, Nisa Local, Vision Express, Specsavers, The Millers Bar, Café Elegante, Tesco Superstore, Asda, The Comrades Club, Batley Cemetery, Art House Café, Santander, Bargain Buys, Yorkshire Building Society, Farfield Surgery, and Batley Train Station.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Dewsbury, Birstall, Morley, Heckmondwike, Liversedge, Cleckheaton, Gomersal, East Bierley, Hanging Heaton, Soothill, Staincliffe, Shaw Cross, Chickenley, Churwell, Drighlington, Tingley, Gildersome, Hartshead Moor Top, Hightown, Earlsheaton, Thornhill Lees, Ravensthorpe, Thornhill, West Ardsley, East Ardsley, Beeston, Holbeck, Woodkirk, Mirfield, Ossett, Horbury.

Batley is one of those Yorkshire towns that wears its history on its sleeve while keeping things friendly and grounded. Tucked between Leeds and Huddersfield, it's a proper old textile town with plenty of grit, charm, and community spirit. The centre has that classic northern feel—Victorian architecture, stone-built terraces, busy shops and market stalls, all with a no-nonsense character that gives the place its identity.

Batley grew rapidly in the 19th century, becoming a key player in the ‘shoddy and mungo' trade—basically recycling woollen rags into new cloth. It was innovative and industrious, and that legacy still lingers in the town's layout and local pride. Like many northern towns, it's seen its ups and downs, but there's a lot going on beneath the surface. The town is home to around 50,000 people and has become known for its strong mix of cultures, tight-knit neighbourhoods, and a surprising bit of history around every corner.

One of the standout attractions is Bagshaw Museum, tucked inside a Gothic-style mansion and packed with local artefacts, Egyptian relics, and a quirky vibe. Nearby, Wilton Park offers green space, lakes, and woodland trails for a bit of peace and quiet. Oakwell Hall, just up the road in Birstall, is a beautifully preserved Elizabethan manor house owned by the council and run like a National Trust property—perfect for a family wander or a picnic. If you're into heritage trails, Batley's got a few gems, including the old market hall and the iconic Batley Variety Club building, which once hosted the likes of Shirley Bassey and Tom Jones. There's also a strong arts presence, with local galleries and community projects keeping things ticking along.

Wider West Yorkshire gives you loads to dip into. Leeds is only a short hop away with its big-city buzz, shopping arcades and cultural events. Bradford's known for its curry houses, but it also boasts the National Science and Media Museum and some brilliant Victorian buildings. The Yorkshire Sculpture Park is within driving distance and makes a great day out, especially if you want to mix countryside walks with world-class art. Salts Mill in Saltaire is another must-see, offering books, art, and architecture in one lovely riverside spot.

Getting to and around Batley is pretty straightforward. It's well served by trains, with regular services to Leeds, Huddersfield, Wakefield and Manchester, and the station's a short walk from the town centre. Roads are decent, too—you're close to the M62 and M1, so driving's not a hassle. Buses run throughout the area and cover most of the nearby towns and villages. Leeds Bradford Airport is your closest for flights, just over half an hour by car or a mix of train and bus if you're not driving.

West Yorkshire as a county has a proper mix of heritage and invention. It's where mills and moors meet, where you can find yourself exploring medieval ruins in the morning and sipping coffee in a converted warehouse by lunch. The people are straight-talking and welcoming, the views are big and bold, and there's always a sense that you're standing somewhere with stories to tell. From the stone-built towns to the lively cities, it's a county that stays true to its roots while constantly evolving.

We hope you found this Batley tourist map useful for your visit to the area.

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