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Leeds

Leeds is one of the most vibrant cities in the UK and an exciting choice for a weekend break or longer. Wondering how to spend your days in Leeds? Plan your visit here.

The heart of Yorkshire

Leeds is the unofficial capital of Yorkshire, surrounded by beautiful nature but easy to get to from the rest of the UK. Thanks to its central position, you can get to Leeds by car or train. The train station is one of the busiest in England, welcoming services from London, Manchester, Scotland and beyond daily. You could also drive along main motorways, including the M1 and M62, joining the M621 before arriving in Leeds. Many hotels have parking in the city centre. If yours doesn't, look for a nearby pay-and-go car park to make arriving by road a breeze.

What is Leeds known for?

If it's your first time visiting Leeds, you're in for a treat. The city boasts a unique past and vibrant present, with an excellent food and drink scene, great nightlife, entertainment, shopping and attractions to suit everyone. The city is known for its historical landmarks, five universities and thriving arts and culture scene. Not to mention sprawling parks and centuries-old estates near Leeds and the unique Yorkshire Dales on its doorstep.

Discovering arts and culture

Arts and creative culture have a comfortable home in Leeds. From street performances in the city centre to world-class productions in theatres and music halls all around, there are lots of things to discover during your time here.

Galleries

Whether you prefer contemporary or classical works, you'll find a gallery you love in Leeds. The Henry Moore Institute is a firm favourite dedicated to the study of sculpture. Leeds Art Gallery is one of the top things to do in Leeds, showcasing one of the UK's most significant 20th-century art collections. You could also visit The Gallery at 164, an independent space boasting eclectic exhibitions from award-winning and emerging artists.

Stage shows

Leeds is the only English city outside London with resident opera and ballet companies. Not to mention four major theatres and many smaller, independent venues. That means there's plenty to see if you're interested in the performing arts! Catch a show at Leeds Playhouse, one of the largest producing theatres in the North of England, or find out what's on at the Carriageworks Theatre or Leeds Grand Theatre. The latter is a beautiful Victorian venue hosting shows since 1878 when Prince Albert casually remarked that Leeds needed a theatre. Where better to spend an evening in Leeds?

A foodie capital of the North

Leeds is one of the best cities in England for food-lovers, boasting many excellent eateries to suit every taste. But where are the best places to eat in Leeds?

The best street food in Leeds

With its significant student population and diverse locals in Leeds, it should be no surprise that the city is bursting with tempting street food. Vendors are scattered throughout the streets, from The Falafel Guys outside Marks & Spencer to the Yorkshire Wrap Company in Leeds Kirkgate Market. The latter serves up giant Yorkshire Pudding wraps, encasing things like roast beef and cabbage, pork and stuffing or even a full English! Bundobust is a winning choice for Indian street food and craft beer. Bahn & Mee specialises in Vietnamese favourites.

Restaurants for a special occasion

Want to book a table for lunch or dinner? Maybe you're marking a special occasion? Perhaps you're just celebrating life? Either way, you'll be spoilt for choice in Leeds. Home is a local's favourite, reimagining typical British dishes with optional tasting menus and a sophisticated setting. Or head to Sarto, which is like a canteen inside. Enjoy fresh handmade pasta with flavourful sauces and Italian house wines in this friendly setting. The Owl is a gastropub from MasterChef semi-finalist Liz Cottam, offering seasonal multi-course dinners and a cosy, indulgent atmosphere.

Great pubs in Leeds

Looking for a great boozer in Leeds? Whether you fancy a quick pint or want to settle in for the night, there are plenty of traditional and modern pubs in Leeds. Swing by The Reliance for a welcoming atmosphere and an excellent choice of drinks. Did we mention the Sunday roast here? It's one of the best in the city. Whitelock's Ale House is a perfect traditional pub in Leeds. Enjoy a choice of great beers and a fuss-free vibe whenever you pop in. Hunker down on rainy days and enjoy the warmth of one of the oldest pubs in the city. Or visit Crowd of Flavours, another favourite city pub, for comfortable drinks in the afternoon or evening.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! Leeds is one of England's most exciting cities, affectionately known as the capital of Yorkshire. Explore the city centre, visiting some of Leeds' exceptional galleries, theatres and venues. Enjoy casual eats or fine dining in many tempting restaurants, or pop into the pub for a drink surrounded by friendly locals. Looking for a great day out? Head to Harewood House Trust, the Royal Armouries Museum or Leeds Art Gallery. Leeds is also on the doorstep of the beautiful Yorkshire Dales, ideal for adventures in the great outdoors

Many of the best hotels in Leeds are in the city centre. Choose a central hotel to enjoy easy access to the best of the city. If you want to explore further afield, a city hotel puts you close to public transport. Whether you're looking for a hotel with a view, an in house restaurant or a rooftop bar, there's plenty to discover in Leeds. Our ibis Styles Leeds City Centre Arena hotel is close to many transport links and boasts a charming Yorkshire theme. Searching for a cheap hotel in Leeds? When you choose our ibis Budget Leeds Centre, you never compromise on comfort, cleanliness or convenience

If you're visiting Leeds with little ones, picking a family friendly hotel can take the stress away and ensure your trip is effortless from start to finish. The best family hotels have guest rooms with plenty of space for everyone and facilities to keep children entertained, like a pool or play area. Our Novotel Leeds Centre is a perfect choice, just five minutes' walk from the train station. Enjoy a friendly atmosphere and comfy family rooms with space for two children

Maybe you're planning a romantic weekend in Leeds and want to push out all the stops? Or perhaps you just want to treat yourself to a luxury hotel with a pool and spa facilities? Choose a 4 or 5 star hotel to make every moment special. Our Mercure Leeds Centre boasts a central location, a short walk from the train station. Enjoy elegant decor inspired by Leeds' textile heritage. Not to mention an excellent onsite bar and restaurant serving a wide variety of food and drinks.

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