Opening hours of local businesses in Leeds

There’s nothing more iconic about Leeds than owls. They have been part of the city’s history since the 17th century when Leeds’ coat of arms was created. It is believed that the three owls come from Sir John Savile’s coat of arms, after he was elected the first alderman of the Borough. Today, you can explore the city centre through Leeds Owl Trail, a trail with 25 locations where owls are set and expecting visitors to find them.

Leeds became a major mill town during the Industrial Revolution, and today it’s the largest city in West Yorkshire, with a population of over 400 000 people. It is a top shopping destination in the country. There are many high-street shops on Briggate, a pedestrian area in the city centre, where you’ll find clothes, jewellery or sporting goods. When you need extra energy, just grab a coffee at Starbucks. If you prefer an indoor shopping session, then Trinity Leeds is the place to go. It is the largest shopping centre in the city with more than 120 shops.

There’s plenty to see or in Leeds and many of them for free! You can feed the ducks in Roundhay Park, watch a movie at Hyde Park Picture House - a gas lit cinema or you can geocache (hunting treasures, that is). If you’re a dog lover, but also love beer, then you’ll be delighted to know that many pubs in Leeds are dog-friendly. Bundobust, The Cross Keys or Whitelock’s allow you not to part with your pooch while having a pint.

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