Guidebook for Leeds
Sightseeing
Beautiful ruins, set in a large park - ideal for picnics, and definitely worth a wander around.
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Kirkstall Abbey
Abbey RoadBeautiful ruins, set in a large park - ideal for picnics, and definitely worth a wander around.
A short walk along the canal tow-path. Interesting glimpse into Leeds' history as an industrial manufacturing city. Was the largest working wool mill in the world.
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Leeds Industrial Museum at Armley Mills
Canal RoadA short walk along the canal tow-path. Interesting glimpse into Leeds' history as an industrial manufacturing city. Was the largest working wool mill in the world.
Drinks & Nightlife
Very nice, traditional English pub, with good beers on tap. Good food too.
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Kirkstall Bridge Inn
12 Bridge RdVery nice, traditional English pub, with good beers on tap. Good food too.
The West End House
26 Abbey RdGood pub, with a decent selection of meals.
Food Scene
Dos Amigos
68-70 Abbey RdExcellent tapas restuarant. Fairly small venue, so worth booking on weekend nights.
Essentials
Morrisons
Large supermarket, includes petrol station.
Nisa Local
17 Raynville RdSmall convenience store
Arts & Culture
Closest cinema. Free, large parking lot.
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Vue Cinema Leeds - Kirkstall Road
Kirkstall RoadClosest cinema. Free, large parking lot.
100 year old cinema showing classics and current films. Regular midnight Saturday horror showings.
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Hyde Park Picture House
73 Brudenell Rd100 year old cinema showing classics and current films. Regular midnight Saturday horror showings.