Leeds Travel Guide

 spidermiss Says:  The Grand Theatre & Opera House opened in 1878 and is Leeds' largest theatre. It's a listed Victorian building and was considered as an achievement in Victorian theatre building.The theatre offers a wide range of entertainment including opera, ballet, musicals and plays. The... 

 spidermiss Says:  I briefly visited the museum when if first opened. The museum has several galleries such as the:The 'World View', Out of Africa, Life on Earth, Ancient Worlds, Leeds Collectors and 'The Leeds Story'. The highlight of my visit was visiting 'The Leeds Arena' where you can walk... 

 Landotravel Says:  Near the railway station you soon find this nice opened space made to enhance the sight of the old Post Office building. Some statues of preeminent locals contribute to embellish its front (i.e. Joseph Priestley -discoverer of oxygen- or James Watt -leading father of steam... 

 slothtraveller Says:  Housed at Clarence Docks, the Royal Armouries museum is a fantastic collection of armour and weaponry from through the ages and every corner of the globe. I was impressed by the way the museum encouraged participation. There are exhibits that you can handle such as gauntlets... 

 slothtraveller Says:  Leeds is renowned for its Victorian architecture, many examples of which can be found dotted around the city. One such example is the impressive Grade 1 listed Corn Exchange designed by architect Cuthbert Brodrick and completed in 1864.Historically,as the name suggests,the... 

 alyf1961 Says:  Once again its that time of year again............Christmas.Leeds "German market" is runing this year, 2011, from 11th November until 18th December.It is open daily from 10.30 - 21.30 (19.30 on a Sunday)There are over 40 stalls within the market with a range of products... 

 1 Review and 260 Opinions  This is a very exclusive hotel. Only opened about two years, Quebecs is sumptuous, excellently... 

 spidermiss Says:  This sandwich/cafe chain has a lot of branches across London and the country. Sandwiches, salads and pastries are made fresh daily on the premises. Any unsold items usually go to a homeless charity at the end of the day. I especially love the bakewell tarts that goes nicely... 

 spidermiss Says:  I've visited the cafe quite a lot over the years and the food is so good! I was happy to make another visit recently (in December 2011) and it still lives up to the positve reputation the cafe has!!! I've ordered a variety of dishes on many visits to the cafe.On my recent... 

 spidermiss Says:  I highly recommend Trio Bar and Grill for lunch where you can get two for one when you order pizza, pasta and sandwiches! They do other dishes including starters, salads and grills.I went there with my work colleagues for our Christmas lunch in December 2010 and it was... 

 spidermiss Says:  The Light is a shopping and entertainment in Leeds City Centre. There is hotel, health & fitness club, a cinema, restaurants, cafes and shops.The following restaurants I have visited are: Red Hot Buffet, Cafe Rouge, Nandos and Brios. There are other restaurants such as... 

 spidermiss Says:  This is the mainline railway station in the city centre where number train companies operate services across the country such as Virgin Cross Country, Northern Rail, Transpennine Express,East Coast and East Midland Trains. Click onto the highlighted companies for more... 

 spidermiss Says:  In 1897 the New Briggate Arcade Company Ltd built this shopping arcade. There were originally two arcades that joined together but one of the have been converted to a shop and an entertainment centre. The Grand Arcade mainly consists of independent shops but there is a...