Family Things To Do in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England

It's hard to believe that this used to be one of the most rundown areas in the city. Now, thanks to an innovative redevelopment scheme, the waterfront has been given a whole new lease of life. Long-forgotten mills have been transformed ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Thirty-five kilometers (22 miles) west of York, the home of the earl and countess of Harewood is one of En... More on Frommers

Small person loved the adventure playground and the pheasant that was wandering around the gardens. More on TripAdvisor

A notable construction along the waterfront, this £42-million facility is the home of London Tower's... More on Frommers

For a free attraction it is excellent - small charge to see some other entetrtaining attractions. Highly re... More on TripAdvisor

Located next to St James' Hospital, this award-winning museum offers an insight into the development of... More on Yahoo! Travel

It seriously needs a million pound renovation and refurbishment. More on TripAdvisor

Just a stone's throw from Roundhay Park , these small, enclosed gardens are definitely worth a visit if you want a break from city life. The walled garden, a veritable sun trap, is a delight, e... More on Yahoo! Travel

However recently there has been an entry fee to its main attraction (tropical world) created-but this keeps the attraction clean and enables it to improve upon its already excellence. More on Yahoo! Travel

Situated in one of Leeds' many impressive Victorian buildings, this modern museum offers a good variety of ... More on Yahoo! Travel

You can spend a good couple of hours in here with little ones. Some very good displays on ancient Egypt, Gr... More on TripAdvisor

Spread over three floors, this gallery, founded in 1888, houses England's best collection of 20th-century art outside of London, including collections of French post-Impressionist paintings, conte... More on Frommers

First trip to this art gallery and I was amazed . More on Yahoo! Travel

Playing this course, it soon becomes obvious that it was designed with the intention of attracting tourname... More on Yahoo! Travel

course carefully designed but needs a few years for greens to settle, like many courses on a clay soil, the... More on TripAdvisor

This was the birthplace, in 1545, of the ill-fated Lord Darnley, husband of Mary, Queen of Scots. Construc... More on Frommers

There was printed material available to take around, as well as more in each room, plus audio guides with a... More on TripAdvisor

Running discreetly for over 50 years, the Museum of the History of Education charts the history of education from pre-school to college. It may be small but there is much to see including exercise books from the 17th-century; 200-year-old ... More on Yahoo! Travel