Leeds Daily Life. Guide Location: England» Leeds # of Attractions: 7 Tour Duration: 2 hour(s) Travel Distance: 3.0 km.

Copyright by GPSmyCity.com - Page 1 - Leeds Daily Life Leeds city has plenty of unique and exciting places to see and visit. The places popular with locals include City market, Park Square, The Brewery Tap and other places that can tell their own story of what it is like to live in Leeds. Take this walking tour to discover the city s most lively and colourful spots. Guide Location: England» Leeds # of Attractions: 7 Tour Duration: 2 hour(s) Travel Distance: 3.0 km Please note: This walk is also featured in the mobile app "GPSmyCity: Walks in 1K+ Cities" downloadable on itunes App Store and Google Play. The app provides turn-by-turn GPS navigation to guide you from one tour sight to the next, so you will never be lost. The apps offer additional walking tours in Leeds. Check them out! GPSmyCity offers self-guided walking tours in over 1,000 city around the world. Please visit https://www.gpsmycity.com for more walking tour offers. List of attractions included in this self-guided walking tour: A) Park Square B) Commercial Street C) Briggate D) Leeds City Market E) Leeds College of Music F) Leeds Bridge G) The Brewery Tap Copyright by GPSmyCity.com - Page 1 -

Copyright by GPSmyCity.com - Page 4 - A) Park Square Park Square, also known as traditional Georgian park, is one of four remarkable squares in the city. This park is surrounded by attractive Georgian buildings that are used as offices and law firms. It is very possible to see groups of students lying on the grass and chatting, families having fun or people sitting on the bench and reading a local newspaper or a book in a quiet environment. Address: Park Square, Leeds, England Image Courtesy of Wikimedia and Mtaylor848 B) Commercial Street Commercial Street is one of the busiest central streets in Leeds. During the day, the street is full of locals shopping, dinning, and doing whatever else, thanks to its variety of small jewelry, shoe and mobile phones shops, banks and building societies. Another attractive aspect of this street is the series of beautiful constructions which where built at the beginning of the 20th century. Address: Commercial Street, Leeds, England Image Courtesy of Wikimedia and Mtaylor848 C) Briggate Briggate is one of the pedestrian streets running thought the city centre. Fashionable department stores, major high street retailers, lovely specialty shops, banks, restaurants, cafes and residential apartments above the shops are situated along this street. The street is also well known for a number of public houses and pubs, which are always used by locals as meeting points for socializing and for catching up. Walking on Briggate Street will give tourists a real feel of this vibrant city s daily life. Address: Briggate, Leeds, England Image Courtesy of Wikimedia and Razorlax Copyright by GPSmyCity.com - Page 4 -

Copyright by GPSmyCity.com - Page 5 - D) Leeds City Market Leeds City Market is definitely one of the finest spots of the city. Here visitors can try delicious local treats, fresh fruits and vegetables and sweets, as well as buy second hand vinyls, vintage mirrors and other antiques. There are over a hundred independent market stalls inside the market building. City Market is a great place to engage in an everyday market routine hustle. Address: Dyer St, Leeds, England Image Courtesy of Flickr and uitdragerij E) Leeds College of Music Leeds College of Music is the largest music college in England and is the only music conservatory that offers both higher and further education courses. The college was founded in 1965 as a Leeds Music Centre, where different musical activities were taking place. In 1997 the centre became the Leeds College of Music and moved to its current location in a cultural quarter of Quarry Hill. The college is famous for its leading role in jazz education. Address: Quarry Hill, 3, Leeds, LS2 7PD, England Image Courtesy of Wikimedia and Betty Longbottom F) Leeds Bridge Leeds Bridge is a Grade II listed construction. The medieval bridge was erected at the beginning of the 18th century. At the end of 19th century, this old bridge was rebuilt and widened using the latest iron cost technology to match the transportation needs of the growing city. Some of the beautiful design features of the bridge include old lamp posts and images of coats of arms. Today it is an important daily life transport hub of the city for both pedestrians and drivers. Address: Bridge End, Leeds, England Image Courtesy of Wikimedia and Oosoom Copyright by GPSmyCity.com - Page 5 -

Copyright by GPSmyCity.com - Page 6 - G) The Brewery Tap Situated just a couple of minutes walk away from Leeds Railway Station, The Brewery Tap is a new built pub. The pub offers its visitors a great selection of beers from the local Brewery and delicious fresh food with locally supplied ingredients. In this nicely decorated pub, locals often meet after work for a drink and a friendly chat. You can also find railway passengers having a snack and waiting for their train as well as shoppers chilling out. Address: New Station St., 18, Leeds, LS1 5DL, England Image Courtesy of Flickr and Garstonian Copyright by GPSmyCity.com - Page 6 -