Attractions in Leeds

46 places from our Leeds guide, from City Centre to Waterfront and Leeds Dock. Each links to its area guide and, where we have one, its official site.

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Atracciones

Attractions in Leeds

46 places

Beckett Park, Headingley, Hyde Park and KirkstallParque o naturaleza
Parque

Beckett Park

Large public park bordering Headingley, West Park and Kirkstall, named after Ernest Beckett, 2nd Baron Grimthorpe.

Exterior
  • Headingley, Hyde Park and Kirkstall, Leeds
Briggate, City CentreOtro lugar de interés
Calle

Briggate

Pedestrianised main shopping street running north from Leeds Bridge, with old yards, alleys and Victorian arcades.

Exterior
  • City Centre, Leeds
Brotherton Library, Headingley, Hyde Park and KirkstallOtro lugar de interés
Biblioteca

Brotherton Library

Grade II listed 1936 university library with Art Deco fittings; its Treasures of the Brotherton Gallery is free to visit.

Interior
  • Headingley, Hyde Park and Kirkstall, Leeds
City Square, City CentreOtro lugar de interés
Plaza

City Square

Paved square outside the station where six roads meet, faced by the former General Post Office.

Exterior
  • City Centre, Leeds
First White Cloth Hall, Waterfront and Leeds DockOtro lugar de interés
Edificio histórico

First White Cloth Hall

Grade II* listed hall on Kirkgate, built in 1711 for trading undyed cloth.

  • Waterfront and Leeds Dock, Leeds
Granary Wharf, Waterfront and Leeds DockOtro lugar de interés
Dársena del canal

Granary Wharf

Basin where the Leeds and Liverpool Canal meets the Aire, beside the brick Dark Arches under the station.

Exterior
  • Waterfront and Leeds Dock, Leeds
Headingley Bear Pit, Headingley, Hyde Park and KirkstallOtro lugar de interés
Sitio histórico

Headingley Bear Pit

Grade II listed bear pit, a remnant of the Leeds Zoological and Botanical Gardens, which closed in 1858.

  • Headingley, Hyde Park and Kirkstall, Leeds
Headingley Stadium, Headingley, Hyde Park and KirkstallOtro lugar de interés
Instalación deportiva

Headingley Stadium

Two grounds joined by one stand: the cricket ground, home of Yorkshire and a Test venue since 1899, and the Leeds Rhinos' rugby stadium.

  • Headingley, Hyde Park and Kirkstall, Leeds
Holy Trinity Church, City CentreCatedral o iglesia
Iglesia

Holy Trinity Church

Grade I listed church on Boar Lane, built 1722–27; the steeple was added in 1839.

Interior
  • City Centre, Leeds
Kirkgate Market, City CentreOtro lugar de interés
Mercado

Kirkgate Market

Grade I listed market on Vicar Lane with around 800 stalls in its halls and outdoor market.

  • City Centre, Leeds
Kirkstall Abbey, Headingley, Hyde Park and KirkstallCatedral o iglesia
Ruinas de abadía

Kirkstall Abbey

Ruined Cistercian abbey founded about 1152, in a public park beside the Aire; run by Leeds Museums and Galleries.

  • Headingley, Hyde Park and Kirkstall, Leeds
Leeds Bridge, Waterfront and Leeds DockOtro lugar de interés
Puente

Leeds Bridge

Grade II listed cast-iron road bridge of 1870 over the Aire, at the foot of Briggate.

Exterior
  • Waterfront and Leeds Dock, Leeds
Leeds Cathedral, City CentreCatedral o iglesia
Catedral

Leeds Cathedral

Roman Catholic Cathedral Church of St Anne, seat of the Bishop of Leeds.

Interior
  • City Centre, Leeds
Leeds Central Library, City CentreOtro lugar de interés
Biblioteca

Leeds Central Library

City library on Calverley Street, linked to the Art Gallery, with art, music and local and family history libraries.

Interior
  • City Centre, Leeds
Leeds Civic Hall, City CentreOtro lugar de interés
Edificio municipal

Leeds Civic Hall

Grade II* listed civic hall of 1933, its twin towers topped by gilded owls, facing Millennium Square.

  • City Centre, Leeds
Leeds Discovery Centre, Waterfront and Leeds DockMuseo
Museum store

Leeds Discovery Centre

Store for more than a million objects from the city's museums; visits by appointment or at special events only.

Interior
  • Waterfront and Leeds Dock, Leeds
Leeds Dock, Waterfront and Leeds DockOtro lugar de interés
Frente al mar

Leeds Dock

Former Clarence Dock on the Aire, now waterside flats, offices and cafés around the Royal Armouries.

Exterior
  • Waterfront and Leeds Dock, Leeds
Leeds Industrial Museum at Armley Mills, Headingley, Hyde Park and KirkstallMuseo
Museo

Leeds Industrial Museum at Armley Mills

Industrial museum in an 1805 woollen mill between the canal and the Aire, with textile machinery and railway equipment.

Interior
  • Headingley, Hyde Park and Kirkstall, Leeds
Leeds Minster, Waterfront and Leeds DockCatedral o iglesia
Iglesia

Leeds Minster

Gothic Revival minster by R. D. Chantrell, completed in 1841, on a church site recorded from the 7th century; free entry.

Interior
  • Waterfront and Leeds Dock, Leeds
Leeds Town Hall, City CentreOtro lugar de interés
Town hall

Leeds Town Hall

Cuthbert Brodrick's town hall on the Headrow, built 1853–58; now mainly a concert, conference and events venue.

  • City Centre, Leeds
Leeds War Memorial, City CentreOtro lugar de interés
Monumento conmemorativo

Leeds War Memorial

First World War memorial by Henry Charles Fehr, unveiled in 1922 east of the Town Hall.

Exterior
  • City Centre, Leeds
Middleton Railway, Waterfront and Leeds DockFerrocarril histórico
Ferrocarril histórico

Middleton Railway

Founded in 1758 and run by volunteers; passenger trains at weekends and on public holidays from Moor Road, Hunslet.

  • Waterfront and Leeds Dock, Leeds
Millennium Square, City CentreOtro lugar de interés
Plaza

Millennium Square

Open square built to mark the year 2000, in front of the Civic Hall and beside the City Museum.

Exterior
  • City Centre, Leeds
Park Square, City CentreOtro lugar de interés
Plaza

Park Square

Georgian square with a central lawn, surrounded by Georgian buildings now used as offices.

Exterior
  • City Centre, Leeds
Parkinson Building, Headingley, Hyde Park and KirkstallOtro lugar de interés
Edificio universitario

Parkinson Building

Greek Revival landmark of the University of Leeds, with a clock tower 57 metres high.

  • Headingley, Hyde Park and Kirkstall, Leeds
Round Foundry, Waterfront and Leeds DockOtro lugar de interés
Patrimonio industrial

Round Foundry

Late 18th-century engineering works off Water Lane, turned into a media centre in 2005.

  • Waterfront and Leeds Dock, Leeds
Royal Armouries Museum, Waterfront and Leeds DockMuseo
Museo

Royal Armouries Museum

The National Collection of Arms and Armour in a museum at Leeds Dock, opened in 1996; free entry with a booked ticket.

Interior
  • Waterfront and Leeds Dock, Leeds
St Michael and All Angels Church, Headingley, Hyde Park and KirkstallCatedral o iglesia
Iglesia

St Michael and All Angels Church

Victorian parish church of Headingley, Grade II* listed.

Interior
  • Headingley, Hyde Park and Kirkstall, Leeds
Temple Works, Waterfront and Leeds DockOtro lugar de interés
Patrimonio industrial

Temple Works

Egyptian Revival flax mill built 1836–40 for John Marshall, the only Grade I listed building in Holbeck.

  • Waterfront and Leeds Dock, Leeds
The Leeds Library, City CentreOtro lugar de interés
Biblioteca

The Leeds Library

Subscription library founded in 1768 and on Commercial Street since 1808, the oldest surviving of its type in the UK.

Interior
  • City Centre, Leeds
Tower Works, Waterfront and Leeds DockOtro lugar de interés
Patrimonio industrial

Tower Works

Former pin factory in Holbeck with three listed Italianate towers beside the canal.

  • Waterfront and Leeds Dock, Leeds
Victoria Quarter, City CentreOtro lugar de interés
Shopping arcades

Victoria Quarter

Restored Victorian arcades off Briggate, with a stained-glass roof by Brian Clarke over Queen Victoria Street.

  • City Centre, Leeds
Woodhouse Moor, Headingley, Hyde Park and KirkstallParque o naturaleza
Parque

Woodhouse Moor

Park of about 26 hectares on Woodhouse Lane, often called Hyde Park, with a memorial to Queen Victoria.

Exterior
  • Headingley, Hyde Park and Kirkstall, Leeds

Por zonas

Things to do by area in Leeds

Cada enlace abre la guía de la zona con las descripciones completas, las fotos y las indicaciones.

More about Leeds: the Leeds guide, free things to do and UK museums and galleries.

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Qué mostramos y qué omitimos

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  • Tipo. Nuestra propia clasificación del tipo de cada lugar en nuestras guías de destinos (por ejemplo, museo, castillo o jardín). Es un filtro, no una valoración.
  • Entry (free or paid). Shown only where the venue's own website says so in plain words, read on 25 Oct 2026. 0 places here are marked free and 0 paid; the other 46 are not stated. "Free" means general admission: special exhibitions, events and facilities can still be charged. The words we relied on are on the sources page.
  • Reservas. Todavía no hemos leído ninguna página de un local que aconseje reservar en estos lugares, así que no hay filtro de reservas. Consulte cada web oficial.
  • Sin escalones. Solo estado notificado, procedente de los colaboradores de OpenStreetMap o de la página de accesibilidad del propio recinto: 0 lugares tienen una notificación de acceso sin escalones o parcialmente sin escalones. El filtro de acceso sin escalones oculta los lugares sin notificación; eso no significa que no sean accesibles. Póngase en contacto con el recinto.
  • Indoor or outdoor. Our rules for the kind of place (19 indoor, 0 partly covered, 11 outdoor; the rest are not classed). It says nothing about opening hours or shelter on the day.
  • Apto para familias. Lugares marcados como aptos para familias en nuestras guías (0 por ahora).
  • Más cerca de mí. Distancia en línea recta desde la posición que indica su dispositivo al elegir esta opción. La posición no sale de su navegador.
  • Guardados en este dispositivo. Los lugares que ha guardado con el corazón. Solo se conservan en este navegador y aparecen en Mi viaje.

Fuentes

  1. Nuestras guías de destinos: los lugares, las descripciones y las posiciones proceden de sus páginas de «Qué hacer», que enlazan con la web oficial de cada recinto.
  2. Webs de los recintos, consultadas el 25 oct 2026 para ver qué dicen sobre entrada gratuita, precio de la entrada y reserva. Cada indicador y las palabras en que se basa: fuentes de los indicadores.
  3. OpenStreetMap contributors (opens in new tab), for reported step-free tags.
  4. Nuestra guía de planes gratuitos, que recoge lugares cuyas propias webs indican que la entrada es gratuita.