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Things To DoLeeds Grand Theatre: tickets, history and where to drink after
A Victorian red-brick showpiece on New Briggate, home to Opera North and Northern Ballet, with a few ways to pay less and a proper bar a few doors down.
Nights OutWhere to drink in South Bank, from Leeds Dock to Holbeck
South Bank is still being built, but the drinking is already good: riverside terraces, a flax mill brewery bar and a proper Holbeck pub.
Things To DoYorkshire Dales by train from Leeds on the Settle to Carlisle line
One train from Leeds takes you through Skipton and Settle and into proper Dales walking country, no car needed.
Nights OutWhere to see stand-up in Leeds, from the HiFi to the pub cellars
Leeds has a proper comedy scene, from Saturday nights at the HiFi to a free Tuesday open mic in a Merrion Street basement.
Food & DrinkThe Ivy Asia Leeds: what to order and when to go
Pan-Asian sharing plates, blossom and a mirrored ceiling above Vicar Lane, with the oldest pub in Leeds a short walk away for afterwards.
Food & DrinkThe Adelphi, Hunslet Road: what to order and when to go
A 1901 gin palace at the foot of Leeds Bridge, with four rooms, a serious Sunday roast and a Tetley link next door.
Food & DrinkWhere to eat in Kirkstall: a pub, a pizza taproom and a brunch spot
A riverside pub, a brewery pizza taproom and an independent brunch spot, with the addresses and what to order.
Food & DrinkWhere to get a proper full English in Leeds
From a riverside fry-up by Leeds Bridge to the Mega Breakfast on Brudenell Road, here is where Leeds goes for a proper breakfast.
Things To DoMeanwood Valley Urban Farm: prices, animals and where to go after
A working city farm on Sugar Well Road since 1980, with £3 entry, no booking and a café on site.
Nights OutWhere to drink in Kirkstall: three pubs worth the trip
A riverside beer garden, a Grade II listed Victorian pub and a brewery tap, all pouring Kirkstall beer. Here is what each is good for.
City LifeWoodhouse Moor: the park, its history and the barbecue question
A mile from the centre, Woodhouse Moor is the city's oldest public park and the student back garden. Here is what to know, including the barbecue rules.
