Check out the corn exchange and the victoria quarter for some fab shopping...

Take time to visit some great examples of Victorian architecture: The arcades are superb and the Corn Exchange is pretty unique. If you are looking for good places to eat, head to the financial area between Park Row and East Parade which has a number of great restaurants and coffe bars.

in the end if you want to party this city is it. clubbing nights on every night, some of the worlds best music moguls here every day and night in clubs.

RUBBISH FOOTBALL TEAM, GREAT FANS!! I ONCE DID A GIRL NAMED ASHLEY THERE....MET HER IN A PUB NEXT TO THE MAIN TRAIN STATION.

watch out for rowdy thugs around the armley area

3 Angels Pub up an alleyway off to the left of the high street, heading up hill. The Samuel Smith wheat beer is the go.

The corn exchange! A really eclectic and cool place. Unfortunately I used to work in Leeds, so most of it is boring!

A small place situated on the northeast of Leeds with a small shopping centre and an outlet located just up the road (colton). Easy to reach from Leeds, York and Selby via train

good for a night out and nice restaurants

Leeds is a big city in the north of England, just next to Manchester. The architectur has a lot of varieties: There are some monuments which have survived from middle age and others which are like buildings but smaller. There is also a river but I can't remember its name... A lot of museums are free and that's good I think, to let people go in them and learn gratuitelly. Otherwise the food is not very expensive: you can eat something like "fish and chips" for 5£. There are lots of markets and modemarkets.