Watch an indie film at this historic and much-loved arthouse cinema, which has been a fixture in Leeds since 1914.

Knock down the pink pin to win a bottle of Prosecco and score other prizes by playing the arcade games in this dynamic bowling complex beside a cinema.

Wander the grounds of a beautifully preserved medieval abbey set on the grassy banks of the River Aire and uncover the history within the complex’s grand ruins.

Late Victorian and award-winning brutalist and modernist architecture house the classes and students of Leeds’ namesake university, established in 1904.

Established to commemorate the new millennium, this busy city square is a cultural hub where you can check out open-air concerts and markets in downtown Leeds.

If music is your religion, this impressive entertainment venue may become your place of worship; its Gothic façade even looks like a church.