Clegg's house Last of the Summer Wine

If you grew up watching Last of the Summer Wine, you'll recognise Clegg's house the moment you spot it on a Holmfirth street corner. It's the real deal - not a film set, but the actual cottage where the character lived throughout the series. The exterior is instantly familiar: those distinctive windows, the solid stone walls, the sense that Norman Clegg might walk out any second.

You can see it from the street, which is really the point. It's a quick photo stop rather than a full attraction - there's no queue, no entrance fee, no visitor centre. Just a house that became famous by accident because a TV show decided to film there. The appeal depends entirely on how much you loved the programme. If Summer Wine was part of your telly-watching life, standing in front of it carries genuine weight. If you've never heard of it, it's simply a nice old cottage in the Pennines.

Holmfirth itself is worth a proper wander - narrow streets, decent cafes, a mill heritage that goes back centuries. The valley setting is proper lovely, rolling hills closing in on all sides. Several camping spots nearby including Holme Valley Camping & Caravan Park and Secret Valley Escapes are within walking distance if you're making a weekend of it.

Allow ten minutes here, tops. Come in the morning before coaches arrive. It's not a destination on its own, but paired with exploring Holmfirth's market town charm and the surrounding moorland, it slots in nicely to a northern holiday.