This page is about places in Leeds, not about booking a van. If you are planning a move here, the practical guide is moving to Leeds. The notes below are factual. They are not a ranking, and they do not include opening times or ticket prices. Check the venue before you travel.
- Roundhay Park is a large public park in Roundhay, with parkland and a lake area. It is one of the bigger green spaces on the north-east side of the city.
- Kirkstall Abbey is the ruined Cistercian abbey beside the River Aire in Kirkstall. The grounds are a public park around the abbey buildings.
- Leeds City Museum stands on Millennium Square in the city centre. It holds collections about the city and the wider region. Confirm admission with the museum.
- The Royal Armouries is at Leeds Dock, on the south side of the river. It is a national museum of arms and armour. Confirm admission with the museum.
- Woodhouse Moor is the open park along Woodhouse Lane, used for walking and sport. It sits close to the universities and to our Woodhouse base.
- Woodhouse Ridge is a wooded public ridge between Woodhouse and Meanwood, with paths rather than formal gardens.
- Meanwood Park is a public park in Meanwood, with woodland toward Meanwood Beck.
- Temple Newsam is a historic house and estate on the east side of Leeds. The parkland is extensive. Check what the house is charging before you go.
- Golden Acre Park is north of the city on the Otley Road, with gardens and a lake. It is a Leeds City Council park.
- Horsforth Hall Park is a community park in Horsforth, on the north-west side of the city.
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