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Things to do in Leeds
Theres alot to see and do in Leeds no matter what tastes for culture and history you have. One thing that most people are probably un-aware of is the very rich history that the city has all the way from when the Romans first called it Leodis when they invaded. One favourite attraction for both locals and tourists is the Leeds city art Gallery which showcases both historic and contemporary art from around the world but with specific emphasis on Leeds and the history of the county. One of the great things about this art gallery and something that is true of all publicly owned galleries and museums in UK, is that admission is free. This has to be my top money saving tip if you are coming to Leeds for a Holiday or Vacation, because if you can combine a cheap hotel with free and discount activities you could be in line for a very affordable holiday that anyone can enjoy.

The Millenium Square may look like a historic piece of architecture but as the name suggests its actually quite new. It was opened in the year 2000 by none other than Nelson Mandela and has proved popular with all kinds of visitors to the city. One great aspect about this space is how it is used all year round. During the middle of winter an outdoor ice-rink is constructed and is open to people of all ages but is a firm favourite with children who visit. In the summer months if there are any major sporting events taking place they are shown on a large screen and large crowds can gather to watch and enjoy (or commiserate on many occasions) the match.