The Bradford Police Museum — Attraction in Bradford

I visited with my family and we thoroughly enjoyed the museum tour we recently had the pleasure of experiencing. It was an absolutely fantastic visit that left a lasting impression on all of us.

The attention to detail and the thought put into creating an immersive experience was truly commendable. The exhibits were well-curated, and the interactive elements added a dynamic and interactive dimension to our exploration.

The passion of our guide, Rahem, was evident in every aspect, from the meticulously maintained displays to the warm and informative interactions we had with the guide. It was clear that the team's dedication to preserving and sharing the history of Bradford police was the driving force behind the exceptional quality of the tour.

As a result of this unforgettable visit, I would like to extend my highest recommendation to anyone seeking an enriching and enjoyable cultural experience. The museum tour not only offered a glimpse into the past but also sparked curiosity and conversations that continued long after our visit.

Thank you for providing such an outstanding experience. We left with a renewed appreciation for the police force, and we are eager to return for another inspiring journey through...

I had such an amazing experience at Bradford police museum! The tour was a great insight into the history of policing in Bradford, and I learned so much about famous people who have used this place to film court scenes, such as Emmerdale and Peaky Blinders. The inside of the place was incredible, especially the courtroom and prison cells, which were used to film some of the most iconic scenes in television history. The tour guide was really good and explained everything in detail, making it both entertaining and informative. He even gave us tasks to test ourselves, which allowed us to experience how it felt to work as a police officer. We were allowed to take photos and film, but there was one part of the tour where we weren't allowed to take photos or film, which was a cell that had many names of people. As a criminology student, this tour helped me out massively, and I learned so much that I never knew before. Even though I attend historical events at cemeteries, this tour helped me understand the history of policing in a whole new way. I highly recommend this tour to anyone who is interested in the history of policing or just wants to have a fun and...

This was a fascinating museum to visit, showing the likes of police weapons and hats from different periods! Exhibits also go into detail about the introduction of fingerprints and tape recordings evidence, an old motorbike is on display alongside a cute police dog in a car. Billboards discuss diversity in the force, tackling hate crimes and forced marriages; a classic blue police box is shown near the entrance also.

The tour lasted for over an hour where we were taken into the prison that was used here many decades ago and walked through the corridors to these cells, conditions were raw where people stayed with specific cells for sick men or women and one cell had such private information that no pictures were allowed (you'll have to see on the tour)! An object for criminals to be forced to sit in was so awful that they didn't even have any spots to put their hands out, we saw how evidence was compiled and records kept of inmates many years back which was interesting. The court was part of our visit too and we were told about how the trials took place with people's legal representation, court building goes very high up to...