SALTS MILL, SALTAIRE BY TRAIN WITH LUNCH AND FREE ENTRY TO HOCKNEY GALLERY

We went here as a group a couple of years ago and had a fabulous day, it’s a fascinating place with so much to see and do. . Please could everyone book the 9:45 train from YORK - SALTAIRE (change at Leeds) with an open return and meet by Pret 9:30 latest please. Salts Mill is set in the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Saltaire. The Grade II Listed historic mill building was built in 1853 by Sir Titus Salt along with the village to house his workers. The whole area is of architectural and historical interest. 1853 Gallery David Hockney Salts Mill is home to one of the largest collections of David Hockney’s art. On the ground floor you will find the 1853 Gallery which houses a permanent exhibition of David Hockney’s work, including his “20 Flowers for 2025” exhibition. Gallery 2 and the Saltaire Exhibition Gallery 2 has a collection of work by Henry Marvell Carr R.A entitled “The Textile Process” and Simon Palmer’s collection of Saltaire paintings and drawings. At the rear of the gallery is the Saltaire Exhibition which is a fascinating exhibition which explores Saltaire’s history from 1853 to the present day. Shopping If you enjoy shopping then take time to explore the many independent shops in the mill which include everything from bikes to antiques. Stroll around the Salts Book and Poster shop and browse in The Home a luxury home ware and furniture shop. Cafes and Restaurants A popular choice with locals and visitors alike is Salts Diner, found on the second floor. If you just fancy a coffee visit The Espresso Bar (go through the Diner and turn left). On the third floor is Salts Mill’s excellent fish restaurant, Café in the Opera.