Bingley Map

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

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

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

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

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Bingley map are: Myrtle Park, Bingley Five Rise Locks, Bingley Train Station, Bingley Market, Costa Coffee, Greggs, Tesco Express, Aldi, Boots, Wilko, Lloyds Bank, HSBC, Santander, Metro Bank, Bingley Library, Rye Bakery, So Bar, Wetherspoons The Spud, The Fox, The Cross Keys, The Albert Pub, The Milestone Hotel, The Rose & Crown, The Royal Oak, The Civic Hall, Bingley Rugby Club, Bingley Arts Centre, The Cutting Room, Card Factory, Specsavers, Vision Express, Bingley Health Centre, The Surgery Bingley, Bingley Grammar School, Beckfoot School, St Wilfrid's Church, The Psychology Hub, Nisa Local, The Juice Kitchen, B&M, The Pet Stop, Blubells Florist, Bingley Dental Practice, The Hair Boutique, Bingley Walkers, Bingley Photography, Sweet Treats, Bake Off Bakehouse, The Community Hub, Bingley Gas & Heating, Yorkshire Building Society, Bingley Opticians, The Print Shop, Beckfoot Bridge, Milner Field Manor, and Shipley Golf Club.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Idle, Shipley, Saltaire, Harden, Cullingworth, Cottingley, Eldwick, Gilstead, Keighley, Crossflatts, Steeton, Silsden, East Morton, Utley, Riddlesden, Cononley, Embsay, Bolton Abbey, Addingham, Ilkley, Menston, Burley in Wharfedale, Eastburn, Thackley, Windhill, Thruscross, Draughton, Cowling, Laycock, Bradley, Bingley Rural, Sough, Gilstead Moor, Foxglove.

Bingley is one of those West Yorkshire towns that feels like a proper gem tucked into the Aire Valley—stone bridges, winding canals, and a bustling high street all framed by rolling hills. It's got just enough shops, cafés and pubs to keep things lively, while green spaces like Myrtle Park and the canal towpath give it a calm, almost village-like charm. It's the kind of place you can get lost in its rhythm without getting bored.

The town has medieval origins, but its growth really took off during the Industrial Revolution. Textile mills and the Leeds–Liverpool Canal put Bingley on the map, and later the railway made it even more significant. Those rows of workers' cottages along Shipley Road are a reminder of all that. Now, with a population of around 18,000, it feels like it's settled nicely into being a place with history, heart, and a bit of countryside flair.

If you're after things to do, Bingley holds its own. Myrtle Park is a favourite for families and dog walkers, with gardens, lido remains, and that old-world vibe. The Bingley Five Rise Locks on the canal are legendary—iconic steps of water that give a proper sense of industrial engineering. The high street has a good blend of independents, charity shops, takeaways and a few well-known chains. For heritage lovers, Harden Grange and Bolton Priory (just a short drive into the moor) offer grand National Trust gardens and medieval ruins. And Saltaire's not far off either—perfect for a dose of UNESCO-listed charm with art galleries and riverside cafés.

Looking beyond, West Yorkshire's variety is right on your doorstep. Leeds is about 20 minutes by train, and there's always something on—shopping, gigs, big nights out. Bradford's close too, with its museums, curry houses and theatrical scene. The moors around Ilkley and Haworth are ideal for walks that go from gentle slopes to heart-in-your-throat vistas. Add in the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Salts Mill at Saltaire and the historic charm of Halifax, and you've got options that shift seamlessly from city to countryside without ever feeling too far from home.

Getting around Bingley's pretty stress-free. The train station's on the Airedale Line, so getting to Leeds, Bradford or Skipton's easy. It's close to the A650, and the M62's just a short drive off—handy if you're heading east or west. Buses link out to local villages and towns. For flights, Leeds Bradford Airport is your go-to—it's around 25 minutes by car, or you can catch a train and bus with minimal faff.

West Yorkshire's that blend of industrial grit and natural beauty you don't find everywhere. It's made up of towns shaped by mills and mining, all set against moorland, valleys and quiet villages. There's swagger in the cities, heart in the smaller towns, and a landscape that feels as alive now as it did centuries ago. People here tend to be straightforward, welcoming, and a bit proud—knowing where they're from and happy to tell you about it.

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

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