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Cheap flights to Leeds Bradford
Overview
Fly into Leeds Bradford Airport and the Yorkshire Dales is on your doorstep. In recent years, big cities Leeds and Bradford have both earned their place under the shining northern spotlight. Think quirky cafés, hipster hangouts and artisan cocktail bars, all tangled among glitzy shopping centres, Victorian arcades, and international restaurants.
Our Leeds Bradford flight offers
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English
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Local beer
£4.40
Set meal for two
£60
One way local transport ticket
£2.00
Leeds is leading the way
In March 2013, Leeds opened the Trinity shopping centre, which houses an incredible 120 shops. Elsewhere across the city, new bars and restaurants are popping up every week. When it comes to events, you’ll be spoilt for choice by quirky, independent pop-up festivals and eclectic arty installations. It’s all going on round here!
Buzzing Bradford
Culture-loving crowds swoop in from all over to enjoy everything the city of Bradford has to offer. From the National Media Museum to the Alhambra Theatre, there’s so much to see and do around here. What’s more, you’ve got a UNESCO World Heritage Site on your doorstep – the Victorian village of Saltaire!
The gateway to the Yorkshire Dales
Leeds Bradford Airport is less than an hour’s drive from the historic market town of Skipton, a regular on the ‘Happiest Places to Live in Britain’ charts. Charm knows no limits in these parts, with chocolate-box villages, rolling hillsides and sheep-speckled fields whichever way you glance.
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Top local attractions in Leeds
Harrogate
The spa town of Harrogate in North Yorkshire is a chic place consisting of the upmarket Montpellier Quarter, Royal Pump Room Museum, Bettys tearoom, the Turkish Baths & Health Spa, and Valley Gardens. You can shop on James Street and Cambridge Street, too. The 2014 Tour de France even passed through Harrogate!
Brontë Parsonage Museum
As a tribute to the literary greatness of the Brontë sisters, this museum is held in Keighley, West Yorkshire, where the whole family used to live. Nowadays, you can delve into the arts programme, learn about their works, and enjoy a few events. There’s also a gift shop for souvenirs.
Royal Armouries Museum
Take a short stroll from Leeds city centre to the dock, and you’ll find one of the top-rated local attractions. Over five floors, arms and armour displays from all around the world are on show here. Check out Wild West and war shows, talks and demos focused on different eras.