Explore the art and attractions of West Yorkshire, from the breath-taking Hepworth Gallery and Yorkshire Sculpture Park to the paintings of Grand Central's favourite artist, Ashley Jackson.
You can plan your visit using the link below:
Grand Central serves the following stations in this region:
Things to do in West Yorkshire
West Yorkshire is home to vibrant cities and historic towns, all easily accessible by Grand Central. Bradford offers rich industrial heritage and cultural spots like the National Science and Media Museum. In Wakefield, explore the stunning Hepworth Gallery or wander through Yorkshire Sculpture Park or visit Brighouse - a charming market town with canal-side walks, independent shops, and great local pubs.
The best spring walks just a train ride away
Check out our guide to the best spring walks via a Grand Central train.
Things to do in and around Bradford
Want to admire the UK's 2025 City of Culture? Bradford offers plenty of activities for families, couples, and solo travellers to enjoy.
West Riding date night ideas
We've compiled some fun and quirky date ideas that are all accessible via our West Riding route
Explore our routes to West Yorkshire
Other Popular Destinations
Before you board
How do I book a ticket?
You can book tickets via our website (at the top of this page) or via our Grand Central Rail app (available on Google Play and the App Store)
How do I add a train Railcard?
Once you’ve chosen your journey and departure time, you'll find an option below to add a Railcard. Simply select the ‘+’ button and scroll through the list until you find your Railcard to add it to your journey.
Keep in mind that once you select a Railcard, the train fares displayed on the app will automatically reflect the relevant discount. To remove a Railcard, select the ‘x’ next to your initial selection.
Can I get a refund on an unused train ticket?
Yes, you can typically get a refund on an unused Grand Central train ticket, but the specific rules and procedures depend on the ticket type and the reason for the refund. Generally, you must return the ticket within 28 days of its expiry date, and you may be subject to an administration fee.
You can only refund tickets purchased through Grand Central.
Advance tickets are non-refundable, unless the service they were valid for is cancelled, disrupted or amended and, as a result, you choose not to travel.
If you have purchased an Off-peak or Anytime ticket from grandcentralrail.com, you can refund your tickets.
Find out more here.
Do you offer travel assistance?
Yes, you can book assistance in advance via Passenger Assistance to ensure a smooth journey.
How can I contact lost property?
If you think you’ve lost something at the station or on one of our trains, please contact the lost property team here.