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Wakefield to Bradford with a beautiful view
Relax and unwind as you speed effortlessly between Wakefield to Bradford.
With LNER, not only will you arrive feeling ready for the day ahead thanks to our comfy seats and range of refreshments, but you'll also have that little bit extra spending money left in your pocket.
Average travel time
30 minutes
Distance
15 miles
Cheapest train tickets from Wakefield to Bradford
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Things to do in Bradford
There's far more to Bradford than its famous curry. For a start it's the world's first UNESCO city of film. It's the home of David Hockney, the gateway to some beautiful countryside and a place where the streets are full of remarkable architecture. Book your train ticket and experience the delights of Bradford's diversity for yourself. Plus, when you join LNER Perks you'll get £5 free and 2% credit back every time you travel with us.
Alhambra Theatre
This historic venue has been delighting audiences for over 100 years with an eclectic mix of musicals, drama, dance and Yorkshire’s biggest pantomime! Regarded as the North's premier receiving venue, the iconic Alhambra Theatre attracts the very best in star names and live entertainment to the city of Bradford.
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The National Science and Media Museum
This museum in the heart of Bradford explores the science and culture of image and sound technologies and their impact on our lives. Their aim is to inspire the scientists and engineers of the future to see more, hear more, think more and do more. The variety of galleries and exhibition spaces investigate and celebrate photography, film, television, animation, videogames and sound technologies.
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The Bradford Police Museum
Discover the rich history of policing in Bradford with our range of events and activities suitable for all ages. Take a Victorian crime walking tour, witness a Victorian court reenactment, experience civic justice, and explore the Victorian cells and court. Immerse yourself in the past and learn about the fascinating evolution of law enforcement in our city.
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Keighley & Worth Valley Railway
Relive the days of steam travel, with trains every weekend through the Bronte Countryside. Steam & diesel locomotive services, memorable experiences and a whole host of events throughout the year. Award-winning on Train Bar, Railstory at Ingrow Station, featuring two accredited museums featuring vintage rolling stock and celebrating the history of the railways. Photo credited to KWVR / Tom Marshall
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The Village of Saltaire
The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Saltaire is a creative village, with arts and culture woven throughout its fabric. Visit the People Powered Press at Salts Works, named the world's largest letterpress printing press by Guinness World Records. Check out the workshop programme for printing, writing, crafts, and more.
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Peace museum
The Peace Museum explores the history and the often untold stories of peace, peacemakers, social reform and peace movements. Since the museum was founded in 1994, we’ve been collecting items which tell the stories of peace in many different forms. Our 16000 object collection is made up of banners, personal objects, campaign materials and artworks donated by people and organisations across the world.
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Alhambra Theatre
This historic venue has been delighting audiences for over 100 years with an eclectic mix of musicals, drama, dance and Yorkshire’s biggest pantomime! Regarded as the North's premier receiving venue, the iconic Alhambra Theatre attracts the very best in star names and live entertainment to the city of Bradford.
See moreThe National Science and Media Museum
This museum in the heart of Bradford explores the science and culture of image and sound technologies and their impact on our lives. Their aim is to inspire the scientists and engineers of the future to see more, hear more, think more and do more. The variety of galleries and exhibition spaces investigate and celebrate photography, film, television, animation, videogames and sound technologies.
See moreThe Bradford Police Museum
Discover the rich history of policing in Bradford with our range of events and activities suitable for all ages. Take a Victorian crime walking tour, witness a Victorian court reenactment, experience civic justice, and explore the Victorian cells and court. Immerse yourself in the past and learn about the fascinating evolution of law enforcement in our city.
See moreKeighley & Worth Valley Railway
Relive the days of steam travel, with trains every weekend through the Bronte Countryside. Steam & diesel locomotive services, memorable experiences and a whole host of events throughout the year. Award-winning on Train Bar, Railstory at Ingrow Station, featuring two accredited museums featuring vintage rolling stock and celebrating the history of the railways. Photo credited to KWVR / Tom Marshall
See moreThe Village of Saltaire
The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Saltaire is a creative village, with arts and culture woven throughout its fabric. Visit the People Powered Press at Salts Works, named the world's largest letterpress printing press by Guinness World Records. Check out the workshop programme for printing, writing, crafts, and more.
See morePeace museum
The Peace Museum explores the history and the often untold stories of peace, peacemakers, social reform and peace movements. Since the museum was founded in 1994, we’ve been collecting items which tell the stories of peace in many different forms. Our 16000 object collection is made up of banners, personal objects, campaign materials and artworks donated by people and organisations across the world.
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Haworth
Nestled in the heart of West Yorkshire, Haworth is a charming village steeped in literary history and natural beauty. Visitors can stroll along the quaint cobbled streets, explore the picturesque moorlands that inspired the Bronte sisters’ novels, and enjoy the vibrant local shops and cafes. Whether you’re a literature enthusiast or simply looking for a peaceful retreat, Haworth’s rich heritage and scenic landscapes make it a must-visit destination
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Salts Mill
Salts Mill is a place for art, shopping and dining at the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Saltaire. Inside you’ll find the work of David Hockney and other artists, inspirational homewares, an enormous independent bookshop and superb independent retail. Admission is free. Salts is closed Mondays and Tuesdays.
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Get a little extra with your journey
Not only will you never pay a booking fee when you book your ticket with LNER, you can also sign up for LNER Perks.
When you sign up for Perks, you'll get:
Get £5 free to spend on your next journey
2% back on all LNER journeys
Download the LNER app or find out more about LNER Perks and sign up today.
How to book cheap tickets for a Wakefield to Bradford train
Book your Wakefield to Bradford train in advance
Buying your Wakefield to Bradford train tickets at least four weeks in advance ahead of your travel date can save you up to 47%* on on-the-day train ticket prices.
Buy a Standard Advance ticket through the LNER website and app at least four weeks before you travel, and you'll save up to 47%* compared to buying any Standard ticket on the day of travel.
See moreSave 1/3 on your train from Wakefield to Bradford with a Railcard
A Railcard is a discount card that allows you to save money on train travel throughout Great Britain, which often offers 1/3 off the cost of your train tickets on most routes.
See moreUse our Deal Finder for the cheapest trains to Bradford from Wakefield
Access the best train fares on Wakefield to Bradford trains easily with the LNER app. Use Deal Finder to find the lowest prices on train tickets by simply entering your travel details. It's your shortcut to easier and more affordable travel!
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Book your Wakefield to Bradford train in advance
Buying your Wakefield to Bradford train tickets at least four weeks in advance ahead of your travel date can save you up to 47%* on on-the-day train ticket prices.
Buy a Standard Advance ticket through the LNER website and app at least four weeks before you travel, and you'll save up to 47%* compared to buying any Standard ticket on the day of travel.
See moreSave 1/3 on your train from Wakefield to Bradford with a Railcard
A Railcard is a discount card that allows you to save money on train travel throughout Great Britain, which often offers 1/3 off the cost of your train tickets on most routes.
See moreUse our Deal Finder for the cheapest trains to Bradford from Wakefield
Access the best train fares on Wakefield to Bradford trains easily with the LNER app. Use Deal Finder to find the lowest prices on train tickets by simply entering your travel details. It's your shortcut to easier and more affordable travel!
See more
* Saving average based on all Standard Advance tickets bought on the LNER website and App at least four weeks before you travel vs buying any Standard ticket on the day you travel.
Take the train to Bradford from Wakefield with LNER
Taking the Wakefield to Bradford high-speed train is quick and easy with LNER.
Covering a distance of 15 miles, our trains from Wakefield to Bradford take just 30 minutes.
Once on-board, you'll be able to order food directly to your seat, browse the internet with free Wi-Fi, and charge your phone with a plug at every table.
And for a more luxurious Wakefield to Bradford train journey, travel First Class – with wider seats, complimentary food and drinks, and use of our First Class lounge at Wakefield.
