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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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Bramley Falls is a large, open park with outstanding views and beautiful walks, along the woodland canal-side and through the wildflower meadows. Horse riding trails and orienteering courses are also available as are sports pitches.
Bramley Falls
A large, open park with outstanding views and beautiful walks.
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Chevin Forest Park covers almost 500 acres and has facilities for picnics, walking and rock-climbing, and designated bridleways for horse-riding and biking. Located to the south and east of Otley in Wharfedale, this is the perfect place to enjoy a day in the country.
Chevin Forest Park
This park near Otley covers almost 500 acres of moorland and woodland.
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Cross Flatts Park, Beeston
This important green space in an inner city area has undergone extensive regeneration in recent years.
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Golden Acre Park in Leeds is a favourite with families of all ages. It is made up of over 130 acres of gardens and woodland stretching out from a central lake. A range of walks are all available, from gentle strolls to longer rambles.
Golden Acre Park
A favourite with families of all ages, with over 130 acres of gardens and woodland.
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Horsforth Hall Park
A popular spot for families throughout the year.
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Leeds' Middleton Park consists mainly of ancient woodland, but also has an 18-hole golf course, bowling greens, play areas, a tennis court, a basketball court, an area for inline skating, a fishing lake, a small pond and many miles of footpaths and bridleways.
Middleton Park
One of Leeds' largest parks, only three miles from the city centre.
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Pudsey Park, set in the heart of Pudsey, features an aquarium and aviary building, tropical glasshouse, pets corner, large play area and bowling green.
Pudsey Park
Pudsey Park was a Green Flag Award Winner 2004/2005.
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Opened in 2000, Rothwell Country Park is the site of a former colliery. Providing numerous footpaths and trails through coppices, ponds and woodlands, you see breathtaking views across Leeds.
Rothwell Country Park
This country park is the site of a former colliery and provides breathtaking views across the city.
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Roundhay Park in Leeds covers 700 acres and is home to lakes, woodlands, rolling parkland, a castle folly, walled and floral gardens and the fantastic family attraction, Tropical World.
Roundhay Park
Roundhay Park is one of the most popular places to relax in Leeds.
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