3 Best Landmarks in Leeds, UK

A very well kept Cistercian abbey. They have gated a lot of the access off, requiring you to go through the cafe to access the abbey grounds. There’s a nice little map to show you the optimal traversal of the grounds, with plenty of plaques along the way to explain what each room was and the history of the ruins. It was unfortunately raining a bit when we visited but I felt it added a bit of mood and drama to the abbey. The area around the abbey is quite scenic with a lot of park space for a picnic or walk. The grounds run parallel to the River Aire with plenty of spots to sit and take in the atmosphere.

Fantastic abbey. Free for Leeds residents. (You need to provide a utility bill or driver's license etc, and they will give you an annual pass). A small charge for other visitors. Well worth it. Free parking over the road near the Abbey house museum. Nice cafe on site, although It has a limited menu. Sandwiches, jacket potatoes, sausage roll. Pretty decent coffee.

We had the most amazing wedding experience at this most gorgeous venue. If we could give ten stars or more, we would. Every step of the way, we were looked after by the fabulous Leslie, who ensured everything went spot on. Nothing was too much trouble. And Leslie, you take amazing photos. Thank you so much from both of us. Mark and Jamie.

What an extravagant building. The town hall was closed to the public. Regardless it is a extremely beautiful building that really does take centre stage in this fabulous city. Very ornate and takes you back to the industrial roots of the city. Worth checking out if you are in the city. The most beautiful place in town to have a wedding party as well, when the lockdown is over anyway.

We regularly photograph weddings at Leeds Town Hall. It's a huge improvement on the old registry office. The interior is nice and light and airy, whilst the outside is fantastic for photographs too with it's huge pillars and amazingly detailed doors. A great place to get married for a fraction of the cost of a hotel.

Beautiful and stately Leeds Town Hall, is an exquisite display of English architecture that reflects the subtle yet grand character of this great city, nicknamed “little London”. The hall is a great place to visit as part of your journey through this lovely city.