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.
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Places worth your time in Waterfront and Leeds Dock
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该街区及周边的地标、博物馆、公园和观景点。
The National Collection of Arms and Armour in a museum at Leeds Dock, opened in 1996; free entry with a booked ticket.
Former Clarence Dock on the Aire, now waterside flats, offices and cafés around the Royal Armouries.
Gothic Revival minster by R. D. Chantrell, completed in 1841, on a church site recorded from the 7th century; free entry.
Grade II* listed hall on Kirkgate, built in 1711 for trading undyed cloth.
Grade II listed cast-iron road bridge of 1870 over the Aire, at the foot of Briggate.
Basin where the Leeds and Liverpool Canal meets the Aire, beside the brick Dark Arches under the station.
Former pin factory in Holbeck with three listed Italianate towers beside the canal.
Egyptian Revival flax mill built 1836–40 for John Marshall, the only Grade I listed building in Holbeck.
Flax-spinning mill on Marshall Street, begun by John Marshall in 1791–92.
Late 18th-century engineering works off Water Lane, turned into a media centre in 2005.
Founded in 1758 and run by volunteers; passenger trains at weekends and on public holidays from Moor Road, Hunslet.
Store for more than a million objects from the city's museums; visits by appointment or at special events only.
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