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Leave your purse in the hotel room. It's a cinch to occupy yourself in Leeds without handing over a cent.
Leeds City Art Gallery - Wander around and admire the fascinating exhibits and carefully curated collections at this popular museum.
The Tetley - If you'd love to explore more of the local arts and culture scene, don't miss this.
Leeds Metropolitan University - Architecture buffs will certainly enjoy marveling at the modern design of this local landmark.
Lawnswood Cemetery - If you plan to explore the history of the region through its landmarks, include this one on your travel itinerary.
Millennium Square - Get acquainted with some of the local people and discover the real personality and energy of this unique place.
Leeds Central Library - If you want to see a few of the more important or interesting places in the community, this is a good place to start.
St. Anne's Roman Catholic Cathedral - Get a better understanding of the local religion at this sacred place.
Meanwood Valley Trail - Appreciate the contrast between urban life and nature's wild beauty at this special location.
Woodhouse Moor - Whether you can separate your lilies from lilacs, it's not hard to find beauty in this glorious display.
There are lots of awesome experiences in Leeds that the whole gang will get a buzz out of. Here are a few of the best family friendly experiences in the area.
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Late Victorian and award-winning brutalist and modernist architecture house the classes and students of Leeds’ namesake university, established in 1904.
Its honeycombed exterior glowing like a beacon at night, Leeds’ modern music venue draws crowds nightly to its shows featuring local and international stars.
Discover the world of weaponry at this purpose-built museum, which contains the national collection of arms and armor from throughout the ages.
Catch an event at Headingley Stadium during your trip to Headingley. Discover the area's lively bars and its fascinating museums.
Explore the great outdoors at Harewood House, a lovely green space in Leeds. Make time to visit the area's shops, or simply enjoy its top-notch restaurants.
The Gothic features of this tiered theater make a glorious setting for the diverse array of plays, music gigs and stand-up acts that are performed on its stage.
If music is your religion, this impressive entertainment venue may become your place of worship; its Gothic façade even looks like a church.
Uncover 500 years of history at this magnificent Tudor-Jacobean country mansion that looks out upon a scenic estate and is filled with artifacts and decorative arts.
One of the largest city parks in Europe has a huge expanse of parkland, woods, lakes, gardens and lush tropical glasshouses to explore and enjoy.
Based around an expansive central square, this lively quarter showcases performing arts venues, fascinating museums and countless bars and nightclubs.
The redbrick and terracotta architecture recall Leeds’ industrial past, while the soccer club and its impressive stadium look to the future.
Shopping, restaurants, and waterfront views are just a few things travelers enjoy about Leeds Dock. Check out Royal Armouries or Pole Position Indoor Karting while you're exploring the area.
If you're spending some time in Beeston, Elland Road Stadium and Middleton Park are top sights worth seeing.
If you're looking for some top things to see and do in Harehills and surrounding area, you can visit Thackray Museum of Medicine and West Yorkshire Playhouse.
A waterside weapons museum and a rusty factory serving as a bohemian art gallery are among the treats when you venture south of the city center.
