ShareFounded by Sir Titus Salt in 1853, Saltaire is a UNESCO World Heritage site and remains a living, working 19th century village.
Guided walks that are funny, while factual, educational while exciting, crazy while clever; these are the experiences offered by Salts Walks.
Refreshingly different these character costumed guides inform and entertain while never stinting on the history of this incredible World Heritage Site.
Every visitor gets a character bookmark with the history of a real person who lived and worked in Saltaire on it. Find the house your character lived in discover if you are a manager or a common mill worker, the size of house and street your character lived in reflects your status.
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