Out and About
Whats on 2010?
Some key events worth planning and booking travel in advance:
Come and enjoy the Middleton’s home fleet of steam locomotives joined by some special guest engines running the entire length of the railway. Both passengers and freight trains will be in operation with an intensive special timetable. Other attractions will be on display at our Moor Road station and Engine House museum, so there will be plenty to see and do. For more information please visit Manchester Ship Canal Gala.
Kirkstall Abbey Estate
If majestic Cistercian abbey ruins aren't enough to keep you occupied, at the visitor centre you'll find more to see and do. There's also Abbey House museum across the road.
Temple Newsam Estate
Is chock full of fascinating detail in every nook and cranny. We could spend hours devouring the Chinese drawing room alone.
Roundhay Park
Acres of greenery to fill those lungs with fresh air and a tropical world right here near Leeds, where you can marvel at exotic creatures and creepy crawlies.
Middleton Railway
The 250 year old steam engine railway is a treat for kids and train enthusiasts alike. If you're neither just sit back, enjoy the ride and watch the world go by.
Thwaite Mills
The city's industrious past in all it's glory preserved beautifully in an idyllic spot. It's man made power and a natural haven side by side. A perfect day out for your trip to Leeds.
Harewood House
A regal building with interiors and furnishings that are as stately as they intriguing. Complete with historic artefacts, sumptuous fabrics, romantic landscaped walks and an exotic bird garden. Please visit Harewood House for more details.
For tourist information, accommodation and things to do in Leeds, please go to www.visitleeds.co.uk