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Stone bridges, fountains and daffodils decorate this charming and historic park, whose canal contains small turtles and a range of fish.
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The traditional Georgian common in Leeds city center is ideal for relaxing in the grass and admiring the surrounding period architecture.
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One of the largest city parks in Europe has a huge expanse of parkland, woods, lakes, gardens and lush tropical glasshouses to explore and enjoy.
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Watch an indie film at this historic and much-loved arthouse cinema, which has been a fixture in Leeds since 1914.
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Stone bridges, fountains and daffodils decorate this charming and historic park, whose canal contains small turtles and a range of fish.
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A triumph of 20th-century garden design, this park comprises quaint open-air rooms filled with architectural gems, ornamental hedges and a stream.
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Enjoy Asian cuisine and browse the range of trinkets, food and flowers in one of the largest covered markets in Europe.
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A triumph of 20th-century garden design, this park comprises quaint open-air rooms filled with architectural gems, ornamental hedges and a stream.
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The redbrick and terracotta architecture recall Leeds’ industrial past, while the soccer club and its impressive stadium look to the future.
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A triumph of 20th-century garden design, this park comprises quaint open-air rooms filled with architectural gems, ornamental hedges and a stream.
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A triumph of 20th-century garden design, this park comprises quaint open-air rooms filled with architectural gems, ornamental hedges and a stream.
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Stone bridges, fountains and daffodils decorate this charming and historic park, whose canal contains small turtles and a range of fish.
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The redbrick and terracotta architecture recall Leeds’ industrial past, while the soccer club and its impressive stadium look to the future.
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A triumph of 20th-century garden design, this park comprises quaint open-air rooms filled with architectural gems, ornamental hedges and a stream.
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Stone bridges, fountains and daffodils decorate this charming and historic park, whose canal contains small turtles and a range of fish.
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Enjoy Asian cuisine and browse the range of trinkets, food and flowers in one of the largest covered markets in Europe.
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Uncover 500 years of history at this magnificent Tudor-Jacobean country mansion that looks out upon a scenic estate and is filled with artifacts and decorative arts.
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Check out live music performances, film screenings and exciting festivals hosted by this landmark building and one of the largest town halls in the United Kingdom.
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