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Category: Parks - Leeds Attractions & Activities
Address: Princes Ave, Canal Gardens, Leeds LS8 2ER
Leeds purchased these 700 acres of rolling woods, lakes, and gardens in 1872 and subsequently commissioned the estate as a public park. It has recently undergone an 8.2m Heritage Lottery improvement project. Roundhay Park is a scenic haven for wildlife and humans alike. The park amphitheater hosts periodic special...
Category: Parks - Leeds Attractions & Activities
Address: Wetherby LS23 6ND
The scenery is absolutely breathtaking, with grounds including charming architecture, lovely gardens, a chapel, vistas, ponds, and 25-foot high hedges. Bramham Park encompasses nearly 70 acres and is perfect for enjoying picnics, parties, and leisurely strolls. The on-site garden is possibly the lone formal garden of...
Category: Cultural Venues - Leeds Attractions & Activities
Address: 3 Millennium Square, Leeds LS2 3AD
Carriageworks took over from the Leeds Civic Theatre in November 2005 and is proving increasingly popular. Right on Millennium Square within the Electric Press Development, it shows a mix of plays, musicals, dance, film, exhibitions, community events and workshops. There are two theatres, and the theatre also hosts...
Chevin Forest Park Nature Reserve
Category: Parks - Leeds Attractions & Activities
Address: Johnny Lane, Otley, nr Leeds LS21 3JL
This majestic park offers breathtaking views of the city and the neighboring countryside and is the home of a wide range of animal and plant life. The property's rich geological treasures have rendered it a popular location for scientific research. Visit the Otley Tourist Information centre for a map of Chevin Forest...
Category: Parks - Leeds Attractions & Activities
Address: Off Arthington Lane, Leeds LS17
Golden Acre Park encompasses nearly 137 acres of scenic woods, gardens, and bodies of water. It was originally opened as an amusement park in 1932, but the games and other amusement facilities are no longer there. There is, however, a vegetable garden, pond, fountain, limestone rock garden, cherry orchard, and...
Category: Museums - Leeds Attractions & Activities
Address: The Headrow, Leeds LS1 3AA
Established in 1888, much of this important collection dates back to 1820. The 20th century is also well represented and, with the exception of London, it is considered the best of its kind in the country. Additional exhibits feature works of French post-impressionism, the Victorian period, and contemporary art. Also...
Category: Museums - Leeds Attractions & Activities
Address: Canal Rd, Armley Mills, Leeds LS12 2QF
Formerly the largest woolen mill in the world, this facility presently serves as an award-winning museum devoted to the city's industrial history. Fascinating 18th and 19th century artifacts relate the development of fashion, fabrics, transportation and cinematography. There are vending machines, picnic tables and a...
Category: Museums - Leeds Attractions & Activities
Address: Moorside Rd, Moorside Mills, Bradford BD2 3HP
This remarkable museum, which is housed in a turn-of-the-century spinning mill, commemorates the area's long industrial history, particularly its involvement with wool, machinery, steam engines, and horses. Outside, the Mill Yard bustles with horse rides, activities, and labor exhibits that recall a bygone era. Nearby...
Category: Museums - Leeds Attractions & Activities
Address: Church St, Haworth, Keighley BD22 8DR
As the former home of the famous family that spawned influential writers Charlotte and Emily, this 19th century parsonage now houses an impressive and insightful collection of family artefacts. Emily wrote the seminal, "Wuthering Heights" while living in this house. A variety of events, including a contemporary arts...
Category: Sightseeing - Leeds Attractions & Activities
Address: Neville St, The Canal Basin, Leeds LS1 4BR
If you follow the dark archways past the train station, you'll walk straight onto the Granary Wharf. The wharf, which is where the river and canal meet, boasts tens of thousands of square footage in archways. It also has a long seafaring history. After undergoing extensive renovation, the spot is now popular for...
