Top Leeds Tours by Duration

Take in the sights, smells, and flavors of Leeds on this tour around independent city center food venues. Eat your way through local delicacies and learn about the provenance and culture of each dish, from freshly baked bread to locally-brewed beer. Experience the living history of Leeds Kirkgate Market, and dine at restaurants at the cutting edge of Yorkshire cuisine.

This private day trip from Harrogate is perfect for travelers interested in the hit television series “All Creatures Great and Small”. Save time researching where the show was filmed, and instead—enjoy a tour that takes you directly to the show’s main filming locations, such as Grassington—which is the fictional village of “Darrowby”. Along the way, find out insider knowledge—such as where Alf White (the real James Herriot) lived and worked, and see stunning Yorkshire Dales scenery at the same time.

Explore Harrogate's culinary scene on a guided food tour that takes you to six hidden gems. Each stop features a delectable bite, from arancini to Yorkshire pudding, to gelato, showcasing the vibrant flavours of the area. Prepare to feel full as there's lots of food included! With expert guides sharing local stories and insights, this tour offers an immersive experience for food lovers. Perfect for small groups, this four-hour adventure includes all food tastings and a leisurely 1.3-mile walk through the charming town. - Duration: Approximately 4 hours, starting at 11:15 AM - Maximum group size of 12 people for a personalised experience - Includes food tastings at six independent eateries - Not suitable for vegetarian, vegan, or gluten-free diets, prior notice required

Delve into Harrogate's vibrant culinary scene on this guided food tour, where you’ll savour delicious dishes from six hidden gems. Enjoy a multi-course tasting adventure that starts with brunch and ends with gelato, featuring flavours from arancini to kebabs. Led by expert guides, this tour ensures an engaging experience filled with local stories and foodie facts - and you will not leave hungry! Perfect for small groups, this tour currently runs Saturdays, covering a walking distance of 1.3 miles over approximately four hours. - Taste a variety of cuisines at six unique eateries - Small group size, max 12 participants for an intimate experience - Enjoy included food at every stop, with water provided at seated stops - Tour duration of about 4 hours, starting at 11.15am

This walking food tour involves a fantastic walk around the cultural and historical centre of our beloved spa town and diving into the vibrant independent food scene with some fabulous tastings. With a knowledgeable local guide and the company of other foodies, you will not only be enjoying lunch at five places, but you will also be supporting our local independents. We spend 3 hours around the town visiting 5 different independent eateries where you will eat the equivalent of a long lunch; 2 savoury dishes, 2 sweet, a cheese course and a local brew. Your local guide will help you learn about the locally produced food, the people behind the food and a little of the history of this beautiful spa town.

Long a popular spa destination in England, the charming town of Harrogate is today also reputed for its food scene. On this half-day lunchtime tour, you’ll stroll past the key sights in the city center and will pause at five different eateries and other venues. Sample local treats and learn about Harrogate’s history as you go. By the tour’s end, you’ll have enjoyed the equivalent of a hearty meal.

To appreciate Yorkshire's rugged landscapes, a vehicle is essential. Skip the left-side driving and let your chauffeur take the strain on this flexible private full-day trip, with 2-way transfers from your Harrogate address. Explore Whitby, home of Dracula, independently; see Goathland's Harry Potter station; capture spectacular photos on the North York Moors; and ride a steam train (if you wish). Entrance fees and tickets are at your own expense.

Leeds lets its buildings do the talking. But scratch the modest Yorkshire surface, and you'll find a city built almost by outsiders: a penniless refugee who turned one market stall into Marks & Spencer, a French inventor who filmed cinema's first moving images here, and a mummified Egyptian priest who made a single sound in a local museum after 3,000 years of silence. This app-led, self-guided walking tour of Leeds takes you past grand Victorian arcades, a music hall where Chaplin and Houdini once performed, and the ale house at the heart of the region's oldest pub rivalry. Pause whenever you like and pick up where you left off, with no fixed start time and no group to keep pace with. This Leeds audio tour works fully offline once downloaded, in whichever language you prefer. Over 25,000 travelers have used our self-guided tours, and every booking includes a full refund guarantee. Best for travelers who'd rather uncover a city's odd, human stories than tick off a checklist.

See more of Bronte Country and the Yorkshire Dales on a private day trip from Harrogate. With options for groups of up to 15 people, the trip includes round-trip private transport and a carefully planned itinerary that takes in the must-sees around the region. Haworth, Bingley Five Rise Locks, and Bolton Abbey are among the highlights.

For group sizes of up to 4, 8 or 16 passengers, this Private Day Trip from Harrogate, just for your party, provides the opportunity to spend three hours enjoying Whitby, as well as exploring the scenic and picturesque North York Moors National Park. You will have a full three hours of free time in the fishing port of Whitby on this trip, to see Whitby Abbey (inspiration for the Dracula books), visit the Captain Cook Attractions, shop for some Whitby Jet or Gothic Fashion, sample Fish & Chips from the famous Magpie Café or just enjoy the bustling port and waterfront – the choice is yours! As well as photo stops on the moors, you will also stop at the famous Kilburn White Horse, the market town of Helmsley (with its quaint cafes, shops and medieval castle) and the beautiful, traditional English villages of Goathland (Heartbeat and Harry Potter filming location) and Lealholm (with its stepping stones across the River Esk).

A fantastic way to explore the oldest city in England and discover the delightful independent cafes and restaurants and their tasty fare.You will get to gaze upon the magnificent historical buildings and learn about its thriving market and history through the ages. This little gem also has a great community of independent bars and restaurants who serve a selection of delicious dishes to delight your tastebuds. With a knowledgeable local guide and the company of other foodies, you will not only be enjoying lunch at five places rather than just one but you will also be supporting our local independents.

A meal out and a look at the Yorkshire countryside usually mean doing two separate things. This canal cruise from Skipton rolls them into one, serving a roast dinner aboard a traditional barge as the countryside and canalside drift past from the water. A bar on board sells soft and alcoholic drinks, and the route passes points of local history along the way, including the Polish Airmen Memorial marking a wartime bomber crash on the canal bank.