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The Henry Moore Institute is an award-winning building that not only displays magnificent sculpture exhibitions, but is also a centre of study and research. Based in Leeds city centre, the gallery also contains a sculpture reference library and archive on the first floor.
Henry Moore Institute
Dedicated to the art of sculpture, this award-winning centre houses exhibitions, archives and resources for research.
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Hippypottermouse
Is this the most peaceful shop in Leeds?
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Horsforth Hall Park
A popular spot for families throughout the year.
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A great cinema to view film seasons, tours, new releases, childrens classics and the best in world cinema and retrospectives. The Hyde Park Picture House in Leeds boasts the traditional Saturday Matinée for children young and old.
Hyde Park Picture House
For the latest film seasons and tours, a thirst for education and the much adored Saturday matinée, look no further.
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A reasonable selection of hardbacks, cookbooks, military history, gardening tips and much more all at discount prices. They also stock a small range of art prints and greeting cards.
Just Books
A reasonable selection of hardbacks, cookbooks, military history, and much more, all at discount prices.
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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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Kirkstall Abbey, an iconic landmark in the city of Leeds, is one of the best preserved monasteries in the UK. The Abbey has recently received a £5.5 million make-over from the Heritage Lottery Fund to help preserve this iconic landmark.
Kirkstall Abbey
Kirkstall Abbey is a spectacular and well-loved part of the Leeds skyline.
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Leeds City Museum offers four floors of exhibitions and displays, including the Leeds Tiger and Mummy.
Leeds City Museum
Four floors of exhibitions and displays, including the Leeds Tiger and Mummy.
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Down on Meanwood Valley Urban Farm in Leeds you will see a selection of farm animals including rare breeds, an organic market garden, nature area, bird feeding station and ponds. Learn and discover with exhibits in the purpose-built environment centre.
Meanwood Valley Urban Farm
Meanwood Valley Urban Farm is located 1.5 miles north of the centre of Leeds and spans 14-acres.
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Oxfam Bookshop is a pleasant surprise for those expecting a tattered and limited selection of ancient books. The store has a vast and ever growing collection of old favourites and latest best sellers. Thanks to a recent refurbishment, it’s now much easier for you to find what you’re looking for.
Oxfam Books
Oxfam is much more than your usual charity shop collection of books!
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Tuesday 02 Dec 2008