The beautiful tiny UK village with cobbled streets that's best to visit before Christmas

A stunning little UK village makes for a wholesome trip before Christmas arrives. Many towns and villages across the UK will amp up the festive cheer this winter with decorations, markets and Christmas events for local residents and visitors alike. Many of these spots are popular around Christmas time, with places like Bath and Edinburgh as prime examples. However, there are some towns and villages across the UK that tend to fly under the radar, even though they are stunning around Christmas time.

One of those places, according to some folks who have travelled around the UK, is Haworth. This little village is located in West Yorkshire, and people have described it as "a great shout" when it comes to Christmas destinations in the UK. Haworth might fly under the radar due to its small size (it has a population of just under 7,000 people), but it is worth checking out around the festive period. People have had really positive things to say about it, including praise for its independent shops, Christmas activity and overall aesthetic.

When one Reddit user asked for recommendations for Christmas getaways in the UK, several people mentioned Haworth. One person described it as "picture postcard stuff at Christmas".

Another wrote: "Haworth is a great shout. Absolutely gorgeous, atmospheric in winter, great pubs, right on the moors and of course the Brontë house."

A third said: "Haworth is nice in the winter, small and definitely cosy, there are a few nice old pubs and interesting little shops."

Haworth attracts history lovers as it is the home of the Brontë family. However, there is plenty more to do in the village. Top attractions include Cliffe Castle Museum and Park, East Riddleston Hall and Keighley and Worth Valley Railway, to name a few.

Christmas is perhaps the best time to visit, as the cobbled streets are lined with decorations and lights. Plus, every weekend in December leading up to Christmas, locals put on a lovely parade that features choirs, carol singers, bands and processions.

The town prides itself on being a step away from modern, over-commercialised Christmas, leaning more into its old-timey feel that transports back to a simpler time when Christmas might have been cosier.

There are some great, cosy pubs in Haworth. Top picks include The Fleece Inn, Haworth Old Hall and The Black Bull Haworth. Meanwhile, you won't be short of independent shops when you visit this little Yorkshire village.

Some independent shops in Haworth include Modo & Co, Wave of Nostalgia, and Oh La La, The Original Bronte Stationery Store. Meanwhile, there are some lovely cafes in the village, including Haworth Old Post Office, Cobbles & Clay, and Villette Coffee House & Bakery.