Founded in 1888, Leeds Art Gallery holds one of the strongest collections of British art outside London — and it is free. Victorian pictures, modern sculpture and changing exhibitions fill a grand Headrow building.
Don’t skip the Tiled Hall: the old library reading room, all marble and Victorian tiles, now a café. Next door, the Henry Moore Institute adds sculpture exhibitions and a research library — Moore himself studied in Leeds.
📍 The Headrow, Leeds LS1 3AA — Google Maps
Tue–Sat 10am–5pm · Sun 11am–3pm · Closed Mondays · Free entry