Guiseley Map

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

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

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

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Guiseley area and a Guiseley town centre map, showing Guiseley Railway Station and Aireborough Leisure Centre.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Guiseley map are: Guiseley Theatre, Harry Ramsden's, Guiseley Railway Station, The Station Pub, Costa Coffee, Cooplands Bakery, Nunroyd Park, M&S Foodhall, Morrisons, Guiseley Retail Park, Westside Retail Park, The Clothiers Arms, Guiseley School, The White Cross, Guiseley Library, The Potting Shed, Pizza Express, Boots Pharmacy, JD Sports, Card Factory, Subway, St Oswald's Church, Guiseley Dental Care, The Wetherby Whaler, B&M, Yorkshire Bank, Guiseley Cricket Club, The Ings Café, Specsavers, Greggs, One Stop, The Royal Oak, Holland & Barrett, Scriven Opticians, Dominos Pizza, Waterbabies Swim School, Santander, Poundland, Aireborough Children's Centre, Halfords, Wilko, The Co-op Food, St Peter & St Paul Catholic Church, Roxy Beauty Salon, Chevin Cycles, Guiseley Primary School, Menkind, Vision Express, The HSBC Bank, The Yoga Shed, Aspire Medical Health Centre.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Yeadon, Rawdon, Esholt, Menston, Baildon, Hawksworth, Otley, Pool in Wharfedale, Burley in Wharfedale, Ilkley, Bramhope, Horsforth, Cookridge, Tinshill, West Park, Headingley, Calverley, Farsley, Shipley, Thackley, Apperley Bridge, Greengates, Idle, Woodhouse, Kirkstall, Adel, Weetwood, East Carlton, Middleton, Denton, Weston, Farnley, Rodley, Alwoodley.

Guiseley is one of those towns that manages to feel both well-connected and quietly tucked away, perched on the edge of the moors in West Yorkshire. It's got a strong local feel, with a proper high street, busy cafés and green parks dotted about. There's a mix of new housing and old stone terraces, and you're just as likely to see someone in hiking boots as you are in business gear grabbing a coffee. With easy links into Leeds and Bradford, it's become a popular spot for families, commuters and those after a bit of space without leaving everything behind.

The town has deep roots going back to the Domesday Book, and by the 19th century, Guiseley was booming thanks to the woollen industry. Mills popped up all over, and the railway turned it into a lively place full of workers, traders and industry. It also has a sweet claim to fame—Harry Ramsden opened his first fish and chip shop here in 1928, and the name went on to become world-famous. Today, Guiseley has a population of just over 22,000, and while the mills are long gone, the town's spirit still hums along in the shops, sports clubs and community groups that keep things moving.

For a relatively small town, there's plenty going on. Guiseley Theatre and Guiseley AFC are long-standing institutions, and Nunroyd Park is a lovely open space for a kickabout, a walk or a picnic. The town has all the usual shops and cafés, but you'll also find quirky independents tucked between familiar names. Nearby, Esholt is known for its TV fame as the original Emmerdale village, and just up the hill is Otley Chevin—a cracking spot for walks, views and a bit of fresh air. For National Trust lovers, East Riddlesden Hall isn't far, offering beautiful gardens and a slice of local heritage. And English Heritage's Kirkstall Abbey down in Leeds is a must-see for anyone into atmospheric ruins and a touch of monastic history.

West Yorkshire more broadly is packed with things to do. Leeds is your go-to for a big day out—museums, music, galleries, food and plenty of shops. Bradford's close by too, with its rich cultural mix, curry houses and the National Science and Media Museum. Over in Halifax you've got The Piece Hall and Shibden Hall, and Huddersfield offers parks, Victorian architecture and a growing arts scene. The countryside is never far either—whether you fancy the Dales, Brontë Country or a meander through the Wharfe Valley, there's always somewhere to explore.

Guiseley's in a sweet spot when it comes to getting about. It's got its own train station with regular services to Leeds, Bradford and Ilkley, making commuting or day trips easy. The A65 runs right through the town, connecting it to the rest of the region by road. There's no shortage of bus routes, and you can be at Leeds Bradford Airport in around 10 minutes by car—ideal for holidays or flying visitors. For those who like to walk or cycle, nearby trails and footpaths take you into the surrounding countryside with ease.

West Yorkshire itself is a proper patchwork of towns, cities and green hills. Leeds might be the headline act, but every bit of the county has its own personality—Bradford with its history and grit, Wakefield with its sculpture parks, Calderdale's mill towns, and Kirklees with its moors and markets. It's a county that's full of stories, shaped by coal, cloth and community, and never too far from a brew or a brilliant view.

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

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