Leeds, United Kingdom
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North East Leeds is the north-eastern portion of the city of Leeds. This part of Leeds is one of the wealthiest parts of the city with many leafy, affluent districts and suburbs, as well as trendy areas such as Chapel Allerton. There are several deprived areas such as Little London and Chapeltown but these places are generally not representative of this part of Leeds. The district is characterized by wealthy housing and gentified areas. There is not many industrial districts besides the estates in Sheepscar just north of the city centre.
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One of the largest urban parks in Europe. Huge picturesque park with 2 lakes, café, flower gardens and walks. It is next to Tropical World, and the lovely formal Canal Gardens: be sure to visit them all in one day.
The biggest landmark in Oakwood.
A bath house built in the 1600s.
Another such stately home to the north-east of Leeds with a long history and lovely gardens and grounds.
A large woodland which separates Gledhow from Chapel Allerton. Has a rural atmosphere and are very attractive for a wander.
A theatre and arts centre on Harrogate Road
The area's premier attraction. Delightful in all seasons, this massive park provides a respite from city life (or a busy trip of shopping, sightseeing and drinking!) and the surroundings couldn't be more beautiful. Two large lakes, extensive woodlands, formal gardens, lawns, golf courses.In winter the grass is crisp and the atmosphere ethereal, in spring it comes to life in glorious technicolour, in summer the park is full of sunbathers, children playing and various events, and autumn sees the parks leaves turn hues of red, brown and gold. If you have an hour or two, you will not be disappointed.
Essentially an extension of the park across Princes Avenue, are formal gardens divided up into sections, the principal one surrounding the 'canal.' There are extensive rose gardens and the gardens are especially picturesque in the colours of spring.
This is a must-do for children (and a pleasure for people of all ages). It is considered a 'menagerie', rather than a zoo. There are no lions or elephants here. Tropical World is organised into several zones within which exist ecosystems from around the planet: jungle, desert, underwater, nocturnal. There is an extensive collection of tropical fish, birds, mammals, reptiles, and other types of animals to please the family, as well as some very cute lemurs and monkeys outside.
North Leeds institution. In the centre of Roundhay, a fantastic Italian restaurant since 1974.
There is a branch of this chain restaurant on Street Lane.
A lovely café that sits on Waterloo Lake in Roundhay Park, offering a range of lighter meals and treats
Elegant restaurant that exudes old world class and offers fine dining with views over the park
A popular family run restaurant in Oakwood.
Haley & Clifford is an innovative deli selling the best of Yorkshire produce and ingredients from around the world. These include a comprehensive range of local cheeses, local artisan baked bread, jams, chutneys, condiments & oils, delicious local cakes & chocolates, and fish & meats smoked in Yorkshire. Haley & Clifford make fresh soups and salads daily as well as handmade sandwiches and meals to take away. The deli also offers an outside catering service and hampers made to order.
Kashmiri curries.
Italian, a Leeds institution.
Sandwiches and baked goods.
A Mexican restaurant.
One of three branches of Leeds' multi-award-winning Greek restaurant. In The Times top 4 Greek restaurants
The new arts centre has a cafe bar serving organic and locally sourced food until 9PM every night.
Hidden gem owned by the people who brought you North Bar. excellent Belgian beer selection in a cosy Belgian style corner bar.
The Regent is a local favourite.
The arts centre bar is open until 12:30AM daily.
The Roundhay Fox is a traditional country-style pub par excellence with bucketloads of charm.
A chain pub, with a nice atmosphere, plenty of seating and pretty good food for a reasonable price as well as friendly bar tenders, a fairly good selection of drinks and an outside seating area.
Top quality bespoke tailoring
Exclusive and elegant jewellers.
There are no Rail Stations in North East Leeds so the best bet of accessing it through public transport is by bus. Several buses go through the district. These are:
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