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Leeds’ hub for innovative retail and boutique shopping is housed within a magnificent Victorian-era trading hall in the city center.

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.

From boundless shopping, dining and nightlife options to sporting events and music festivals, this is one of the liveliest cities in northern England.

Late Victorian and award-winning brutalist and modernist architecture house the classes and students of Leeds’ namesake university, established in 1904.

Late Victorian and award-winning brutalist and modernist architecture house the classes and students of Leeds’ namesake university, established in 1904.

Visit the stately Gothic-revival cathedral in central Leeds to find a haven of serenity where the warm-toned stonework and timber emit a golden glow.

Late Victorian and award-winning brutalist and modernist architecture house the classes and students of Leeds’ namesake university, established in 1904.

Check out live music performances, film screenings and exciting festivals hosted by this landmark building and one of the largest town halls in the United Kingdom.

Late Victorian and award-winning brutalist and modernist architecture house the classes and students of Leeds’ namesake university, established in 1904.

Enjoy Asian cuisine and browse the range of trinkets, food and flowers in one of the largest covered markets in Europe.

With a focus on war care and surgery, the nine exhibits in this impressive museum piece together the development of medical care since Victorian times.

Trace Leeds’ fascinating history at this pretty civic square in the heart of the city, where you can see diverse architectural styles and a row of historic statues.

Late Victorian and award-winning brutalist and modernist architecture house the classes and students of Leeds’ namesake university, established in 1904.

Towers and windows adorn this historic tribute to the region’s textile trade and economic growth. Visit enlightening displays and study David Hockney art.

Colorful prints, British paintings and South Asian crafts complement a David Hockney collection in this Baroque mansion. Bring your kids to the playground and lake.

The redbrick and terracotta architecture recall Leeds’ industrial past, while the soccer club and its impressive stadium look to the future.

Bradford’s oldest place of worship is a celebration of the art history, religious past and wars that have shaped the city and its people. 

Colorful prints, British paintings and South Asian crafts complement a David Hockney collection in this Baroque mansion. Bring your kids to the playground and lake.

With a focus on war care and surgery, the nine exhibits in this impressive museum piece together the development of medical care since Victorian times.

Trace Leeds’ fascinating history at this pretty civic square in the heart of the city, where you can see diverse architectural styles and a row of historic statues.

This Gothic masterpiece once played an important part in the world of wool and was a hangout for socialites. Today, it features a bookshop and café.