Leeds Landmarks and Historic sites

Tropical World is a part of Roundhay Park in Leeds. The Roundhay Park is the peak attraction in Leeds city, which is spread over an area of 700 acres. Millions of people around the world visit this park every year. The Tropical World is one...

Leeds Festival is an annual musical festival which started in 1999 and is held in the month of August on a weekend which has a bank holiday, thus lasting for three continuous days. The festival is run by the Festival Republic and has a...

Kirkstall Abbey is actually the ruins of a Cistercian monastery. It is located in the western region of Leeds. The magnificent ruins overlook the scenic views around the River Aire. The land, atop of which the abbey stands, is now converted...

Park Lane College is one of the leading colleges for further education and operates across forty sites in the city of Leeds. The college was established in the year 1966 to provide secretarial, commercial and general education for all the...

The Metropolitan University in Leeds was previously known as the Leeds Polytechnic and became a chartered university in the year 1992. The total number of students in the university was 52,000 as calculated in 2006, including graduates,...