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Tours and Visits

For details of scheduled tours and visits please see Events tab at the top of this page

Undercliffe Cemetery Charity is responsible for maintaining, improving and caring for this wonderful site. If you are a group or society please note that ALL tours MUST obtain permission from our office. It is a requirement for the safety and enjoyment of everyone that your tours are registered with us.

The Charity itself  organises guided tours of the Cemetery for groups, societies and schools by arrangement. A typical tour for an adult group will start at the Lodge and take approximately 1 hour 30 minutes. The tour follows a system of well established hard and grassed paths and most areas are accessible to wheelchair users. We ask for a donation of £7.00 per person. For bespoke tours the minimum fee is £60 for a group of up to eight visitors and £7 per person after that,

The general tour includes a talk on the history and heritage of Undercliffe Cemetery, information on the design principles behind the layout of the site, a look at the 6 monuments listed by English Heritage, a visit to some of the most prominent graves and to some special areas such as the Quaker burial area and the Historic Core. The tour finishes at the Smith Monument which looks out over one of the most panoramic and breath taking views across the city of Bradford and out along the Aire Valley.

School visits can be tailored to the times and needs of the class. A typical session involves a 30 minute guided tour followed by a period of self-organised activities e.g. sketching, photography, recording information from monuments, looking at symbolism.

If you would like to focus on a particular theme for your visit we may be able to help. Recent themed tours have included:  The Bradford Worthies, Photographers, Artists and Entertainers, Bradford’s Military heroes,  Gruesome, Cudworth’s Bradford, and Women of Note.

For further information please contact the Coordinator. Or email our office.

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