Best places: Museums in Leeds, United Kingdom

Modern building for displays including Henry VIII's armour, war histories and experimental weaponry.

Atmospheric, well preserved 12th-century abbey ruins with a visitor centre & tree-filled parkland.

Grand residence filled with priceless art & antiques set on parkland with a working farm.

👍👍 Great walks around the free bridlepaths through Harewood House skirting the Emmerdale locations. Saw back of Woolpack, cricket pavilion, Sharma's and Eric's house.

Family-friendly site opening a window onto 19th-century life in Leeds with shops, houses and an inn.

Yorkshire's industrial heritage in a building that was once the world's largest woolen mill.

Imposing home for natural & community history & the city collection of archeological items.

Venerable Edwardian country manor with landscaped gardens, stables, playgrounds and woodland walks.

Interactive displays tell the story of medicine from Victorian operating theatres to modern surgery.

This mill on an island in the River Aire is now a museum of the area's milling industry.

👍👍 Interesting place to visit with lots to see in the cold store

👍👍 Free entry. Worthy to visit if you are fans of M&S. The archie would like to demonstrate the core value of M&S and the inclusion of local farmers and people of different races. There is a tiny cinema playing old advertisement of M&S of different decades. There is a corner for old M&S clothes you ca...

👍👍 It's a wonderful place to spend time with the family, it's perfect for those kids who love trains. The employees working here are super nice and attentive, thank you very much