England. Leeds City

This attractive town on Eyre River has wonderful shopping malls in the heart of the city and contains several interesting museums and art galleries. Leeds has an old tradition of industry, especially textiles, its main role is the commercial, economic center of West Yorkshire. In addition, the town is considered the developed center of the region, and is also able to boast of a large number of exciting entertainment.

For a comfortable trip, many tourists prefer to use car rental services in England. The average cost of renting a car in London is 18 euros per day, in Edinburgh - 16 euros per day.

Interesting places

Civic Quarter

The heart of Leeds, the area is known as City Square and is famous for its many sculptures. The art gallery of this town in Victoria Square is a must for art lovers. In addition, the Leeds City Museum is located on the square, with excellent departments of geology, zoology, ethnology and archeology.

Headrow and Brigatte

The Headrow is a walk-through area where almost all of the city's main commercial, public, and cultural attractions are located. The Briggate area is famous for its historic trading arcades, most of which are of architectural significance.

Harrogate: British Flower Resort

The attractive spa town owes its fame to healing springs found in the 16th century. Now it is, first of all, a resort famous for its parks and gardens, called the British Floral Resort. In addition to its varied garden views, there is a horticultural museum, a model village, and guided tours of the 68-acre lot.

Corn Exchange

One of the 3 surviving such structures in England. The Leeds Corn Exchange is considered to be one of the finest Victorian buildings in the UK. The building was designed by Cuthbert Broadrick and created in 1864. Today it involves a variety of shopping centers, galleries and cafes.