What to do in Leeds

Leeds is a large and culturally diverse city in West Yorkshire. It boasts a range of high-quality academic institutions, shopping centres and entertainment venues. You may also be impressed by the examples of Victorian architecture and the fascinating museums. The city of Leeds has something special to offer no matter your individual interests. So book a serviced apartment and experience the delights of this great city.

There are a great range of attractions in the city of Leeds. You can spend a day viewing the splendid religious architecture of St Anne's Cathedral and St John's Church. It's also possible to view a selection of locally-inspired masterpieces at the Leeds Art Gallery and you'll be spoilt for choice with regards to cultural activities at the Millennium Square.

You won't have any trouble keeping the children happy during family breaks in Leeds. You may stop off at the Pole Position Indoor Go Karting centre for an afternoon of high octane fun. Or perhaps you'll enjoy an educational tour of the Thwaite Mills Watermill Museum.

You'll have plenty of opportunities to indulge in retail therapy during your time in Leeds. If you have a taste for designer clothes and accessories then it would be worth visiting the grand VQ department at the Victoria Quarters. Alternatively, you could hunt for a bargain at quaint city stores such as The Third Estate and 25 Spaces.

Leeds has a well-established music scene. The Sunshine Underground and Kaiser Chiefs are just a couple of the bands to have emerged here in recent times. You'll be able to catch the freshest acts at major venues in the city centre and it might even be tempting to book tickets for the ever popular Reading and Leeds festival. 

You can take your choice from a veritable selection of gastronomical treats at the fine dining establishments in Leeds. Those of you with a taste for the exotic might be tempted to book a table at one of the Indian restaurants. Alternatively, you may enjoy the more traditional fayre provided at many of the local inns and pubs. If you are a real ale enthusiast you may well develop a taste for the Leeds Pale and Midnight Bell.