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Bradford Town: The stature of JB Priestly points the way
down into Bradford town centre from the media museum.
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Bradford Town: The 'old' Alhambra Theatre.

Bradford Town: The magnificent architecture of City Hall
exemplified by the clock tower.

Bradford Town: The Tulsi Restaurant is one of many 'modern'
places to eat in Bradford - delicious spicy vegetarian food.

A fine view of City Hall while eating!

Bradford Town: Not sure about the big TV screen above it?


Bradford Town: The grand building of the Midland Hotel.

Bradford Town: Architectural detail of the Midland Hotel.

Bradford Town: The splendid buildings below the tower of
Bradford Cathedral, in the foreground a new development is taking place.


Bradford Town: St George's Hall and to its right the
Great Victoria Hotel.

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City of Bradford,
West Yorkshire, North of England: The National
Media Museum of Film, Television, Radio, Web and Photography
is a free museum well worth a visit. There is a small cafe
and the 'White Room' picnic area. The entrance to the museum
is guarded' by the great northern writer JB Priestley. The
statue of J. B. Priestley is quite striking with the
Alhambra Theatre in the background. There is lots to see in
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The licensed
Tulsi Indian Vegetarian Restaurant (above, left and below)
has a wonderful spicy lunchtime and evening buffet. Eat as
much as you want for £6.95 (Oct 2008). It is situated just
across from the magnificent building of City Hall
(above-left and below-left), which you can see out of the
restaurant window. The service is most polite, friendly and
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Take time out to visit the lovely
building of Bradford Cathedral. The visit coincided with a
choir practice so one wandered around to the sounds of
Vivaldi's Gloria! |
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There are some fine buildings in
the centre of Bradford like the Midland Hotel (left), St
Georges Hall and Victoria Hotel (below), but time did not
permit as much exploration as was needed to view all the
good architecture reflecting the industrial heritage and
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