Ramada by Wyndham Wakefield
3 StarsOn-site dining with good value, Convenient motorway access
On-site dining with good value, Convenient motorway access
Yorkshire Sculpture Park proximity, Pet-friendly travel accommodations
Well-connected to major motorways, Homemade evening meal options
Family rooms with sofabeds, Motorway service station convenience
Junction restaurant dining, On-site fitness center
The Glendale Restaurant, Historic Victorian country house setting
Adjacent country pub and restaurant, Family-friendly services and amenities
Wakefield Kirkgate train station access, Pet-friendly accommodation
Scenic West Yorkshire pasture views, Versatile event and wedding spaces
Conservatory dining with countryside views, Tranquil health spa facilities
Countryside retreat for relaxation, Award-winning fine dining
Expansive Thornes Park setting, Historic lodge-style hotel
Diverse dining experiences, Cherry Tree Cottage with jacuzzi bath
Countryside inn with Pennine views, Rural Huddersfield location
Artistic gateway to Hepworth Wakefield, Secure on-site guest parking
Full-sized 25-meter indoor pool, Modern lifestyle hub concept
Historic restored warehouse setting, Award-winning gastropub dining
On-site à la carte restaurant, Modern Yorkshire retreat concept
Historic 19th-century building, Family-friendly accommodation
Dog-friendly policy, Proximity to Pugneys Country Park
Convenient Leeds Road location, Pet-friendly accommodation policy
Lake-level indoor swimming pool, Grand Cafe seasonal dining
Exceptional British and European dining, Historic ivy-clad stone manor house
Riverside setting, Family-friendly accommodation
Picturesque countryside setting, Dormy House golf accommodation
Panoramic Barnsley town views, On-site Table Table restaurant
Indoor swimming pool and leisure club, Spacious suites with four-poster beds
Locally sourced Yorkshire dining, Vibrant Yorkshire-themed design
Unique, individually designed rooms, Central Huddersfield location
High-standard interior design, Central Wakefield location
Picturesque Clifton Village setting, Indoor pool with valley views
High-spec modern fitness studio, Family-friendly Eureka museum access
Tranquil garden access, Historic Victorian architecture
Canal-side setting with views, Proximity to John Smith's Stadium
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The National Coal Mining Museum opened in 1988 and is located at the former Caphouse Colliery, where coal had been mined since the 18th century. The museum shows the working conditions that the miners endured and there are also the different tools that they used on display. The tour takes visitors 140 metres underground into the original mine shafts where the coal seams are still visible. All visitors are provided with a hat, belt and battery for authenticity during the tour. The National Coal Mining Museum is open daily from 10am until 5pm, although the last underground tour takes place at 3.15pm. The Museum is closed on December 24th, 25th, 26th and January 1st. Admission is free. Children under 5 years old are not allowed on the underground tour.
National Coal Mining Museum is a top attraction in Wakefield, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near National Coal Mining Museum, including popular choices like Dimple Well Lodge Hotel, 315 Bar & Restaurant, Travelodge Wakefield Woolley Edge M1 Northbound, The Mews Hotel, Three Acres Inn & Restaurant.
Discover nearby attractions, such as National Coal Mining Museum, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Newmillerdam Country Park and Boathouse, Cannon Hall Museum, Sandal Castle, all within a convenient distance from National Coal Mining Museum.