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Religious Building
Spend a day in a unique settlement built by the Moravians in the mid-18th century. Little has changed in its 250 year history. The museum houses a collection of memorabilia.
Fulneck Moravian Settlement and Moravian Museum
Spend a day in the unique settlement built by the Moravians in the 18th century.
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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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Dating from 1904, St Anne’s Cathedral in Leeds is one of the most celebrated churches in the UK. The cathedral is simple and elegant with spectacular external elevations. The focal point is undoubtedly the sanctuary, with its free-standing high altar made of Italian marble.
Leeds Cathedral
The Cathedral of the Catholic Diocese in Leeds is one of the most celebrated churches in the UK.
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Leeds Central - Salvation Army Church
Leeds Central is a Salvation Army Church based in the centre of the City of Leeds.
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Leeds Methodist Mission
Leeds Methodist Mission is based at Oxford Place Methodist Church in the Oxford Place Centre.
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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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St Georges Church
The Church was built in 1838 to provide a place of worship on the West End of Leeds.
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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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