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The large market town of Huddersfield in West Yorkshire, England is well known for its important role in the Industrial Revolution and as the birthplace of both rugby league and of Harold Wilson, the late British Prime Minister. This historic textile town is in the process of transforming itself as a residential and tourist center and with its easy links to Leeds and Manchester International Airports as well as London's Heathrow, it is rapidly becoming a popular destination for both business and leisure guests. To accommodate the many visitors, the city boasts charming character hotels and other Huddersfield venues that provide plenty of space for meetings, social gatherings and conferences.
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The town is situated near the confluence of the River Colne and the River Holme. The Victorian architecture is a great attraction for visitors with the Huddersfield Railway Station in St. George's Square being described as one of the most splendid station facades in England. The Victorian Tower on Castle Hill is a major landmark while remains of a Roman fort lie just to the west of the town. The pedestrianized Pack Horse shopping center is built over a cobblestone street and links Kirkgate with the market Hall at Queensgate and provides plenty of shopping opportunities.
Not only do hotels provide fabulous accommodation but also provide Huddersfield venues that are perfect for conferences, meetings and exhibitions as well as private functions such as banquets, weddings and family celebrations. Their architecture reflects the Victorian architecture of the town with wonderful craftsmanship, elegance, charm and detail.
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Private conference or banqueting rooms and ballrooms are beautifully decorated with chandeliers, wood paneling and Victorian fireplaces while romantic guest rooms with four poster beds provide the perfect end to a romantic wedding.
Hotels are not the only Huddersfield venues suitable for large gatherings. The Galpharm Stadium is a remarkable sports, leisure and commercial complex with an impressive array of facilities for use throughout the year. With a large business and conference center, cinemas, golf driving range, health and leisure club, restaurants and bars, it combines both leisure and commercial venues in one place. Multicultural wedding packages are tailored to specific needs and The Galpharm Stadium provides an unrivalled facility for banquets. With a stadium that can seat over 24,000 people, it provides the perfect venue for exhibitions,trade shows and concerts.
Huddersfield is well known for its music festivals and concerts. Free concerts, local and national choir performances, jazz festivals and local band performances take place in the many Huddersfield venues including the university.
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The town center hosts many performances by theatrical companies while the art gallery ensures a balanced schedule of artworks and photographs by both local and international artists. The Lawrence Batley Theatre presents dance, exhibitions, music and comedy and focuses on the integration of disabled people into mainstream theatre.
For any guest to Huddersfield venues, there are plenty of opportunities to get out and about and enjoy a bit of the countryside. The Yorkshire Dales and the picturesque Peak District are easily accessible while the charming towns of York and Harrogate offer rewarding day excursions. Lovely country cottages and tranquil hotels provide stunning views of the Pennine hills and valleys and also provide stunning locations for romantic weddings, team building exercises, conferences and meetings.
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These venues provide the perfect mix of modern amenities and facilities with charming old world style and grace that ensures the success of any function or event. No matter what the occasion, Huddersfield venues offer something for everyone. The large meeting and conference halls are suitable for weddings, exhibitions and trade shows while smaller intimate spaces are ideal for meetings and private parties.
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