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Harewood House is great for all the family. It is home to the Queen’s cousin, the Earl of Harewood. The house combines stunning architecture with exquisite interiors, and the exterior consists of award-winning gardens and popular lakeside playground.
Harewood House
A splendid country estate featuring 18th century architecture, award-winning gardens, the Bird Garden and Yorkshire Planetarium.
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Bramham Park contains early 18th century French-style formal gardens almost unique in England. With grand vistas and astonishing views, Bramham Park, near Leeds, should not be missed.
Bramham Park
Bramham Park contains early 18th century French-style formal gardens almost unique in England.
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Over 800 traders attend the recently renovated Kirkgate Market in Leeds, housed in impressive Edwardian buildings famous for their ornamental dragons, as well as the huge open-air market outside.
Kirkgate Market
The largest indoor market in Europe, attended by over 800 different traders.
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Leeds Civic Hall is regarded as one of the finest civic buildings in Britain. King George the Fifth, accompanied by Queen Mary, officially opened Leeds Civic Hall on Wednesday, August 23rd 1933.
Leeds Civic Hall
One of the finest civic buildings in Britain.
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This splendid Grade I listed building was consecrated with a ceremony on September 2 1841, when Florence Nightingale was present in the congregation. The Leeds Parish Church is famous for its choral and organ music as well as its beauty and history.
Leeds Parish Church (St Peter–at–Leeds)
The historic mother church of the city.
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Home to the award-winning Leeds International Concert Season and state-of-the-art modern conference facilities, Leeds Town Hall offers 'a festival of music all year round', presenting over 180 concerts and recitals a year.
Leeds Town Hall
Home to the award-winning Leeds International Concert Season and state-of-the-art modern conference facilities.
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Lotherton Hall is a country house that presents a fascinating insight into an early Edwardian residence. Special exhibitions, activities for kids, adult workshops and classical music concerts regularly take place at Lotherton Hall.
Lotherton Hall
Lotherton Hall is a country house full of character and charm, a fantastic example of early Edwardian style.
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Pudsey Civic Centre
Pudsey Civic Centre often holds fairs, events and exhibitions.
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St John’s is the oldest church in Leeds city centre, built in 1632-34. The stained glass windows date from the 19th century and includes a memorial window to the church’s founder, John Harrison.
St John Evangelist Church
Built in 1632-4, St John’s is the oldest church in Leeds city centre.
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St Michael's aims to be open, caring Christian Community, working through prayer, worship, learning and action in order to do the work of God and reveal his glory in the world.
St Michael & All Angels Church
St Michael's aims to be open, caring Christian Community, working through prayer, worship, learning and action.
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