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posted by triplecrown on 25 August 2009 at 20:42 This is a medical museum that takes you back into the history of medicine and then brings you forward to more modern practices. This was enjoyed by our whole group, though those in science and medicine enjoyed it the most. Some exhibits are not for the squeamish. It is very interactive and interesti ... more Leeds Marriott Hotel
posted by deep on 6 August 2009 at 20:36 It is placed at great location in the city centre of Leeds near shopping and Leeds' major attractions, i enjoyed, its Wonderful amenities in hotel with indoor swimming pool, fitness centre, restaurants. I enjoyed its well fascinated spa, i think which is main attraction of the hotel. We have a busin ... more Casa Mia Millenium
posted by krissy on 16 July 2009 at 18:05 Casa Mia is an italian restaurant. It has been voted the best Italian restaurant in 2007 and it definitely is! They have the best Italian food in Leeds and it is very authentic! Not only does Casa Mia have a fantastic restaurant, but there is also a coffee bar, deli and a bar. Be sure to order th ... more Armley Mills
posted by ashleyhotmama on 3 July 2009 at 22:15 This history museum is an outstanding example of a 16th-century mill that was prevalent in Northern England at that time. Take a trip into Leed's industrial past watching the waterwheels and steam engines in working order. It charts the processes of clothing production and has a restored 1920s cine ... more Armley Mills
posted by DVC_Chris on 2 June 2009 at 02:27 When I was in Leeds, my wife and I took our children to visit the museum at the Armley Mills, which is a restored and working mill that dates back to the 16th century. It was really neat seeing how they used to work, and just how resourceful they managed to be to get work done without electricity. ... more |
Leeds sits at the crossroads of England's main north-south and east-west motorways and railways. It's Britain's greenest city, has a major arts scene, and is often packed with people attending sporting events. Where to stay What to do
If you want to stay central, there's an excellent selection of cheap hotels in Leeds. New Briggate Street is the backbone of the shopping centre and also has good value hotels for families and individuals. Headingley is the hotel capital of Leeds, particularly within the mid-priced bracket, while at the higher end, The Village Hotel, Leeds offers high-end facilities at a very competitive price.
Arts, sport and parks - Leeds has something for everyone. The Royal Armouries Museum and the Thackray Museum of Medicine are both internationally renowned and there are important historic houses. Leeds is also home to the Northern Ballet Company and Opera North. It's a great sporting city and often hosts international events. As for parks, Temple Newsam covers 1000 acres, making it Europe's largest urban park, while Roundhay is 750 acres and has two lovely lakes.
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