Leeds is the third-largest city in England with population of more than 800,000 people. One of the most famous cities in the UK, Leeds is known for its historical moments and its economic vibrancy. It excels in areas such as music, sports, arts, and politics. Leeds is a modern city with a rich industrial past.
Arriving
Leeds is one of the most easily accessible cities in the UK and is ideally positioned in the heart of the country with direct rail links from across the country. Leeds Bradford Airport welcomes visitors from 70 destinations and the port of Hull is just over an hour away by car.
- By train
- By air
- By bus
- By ferry
Getting around:
Leeds is famous for its walkability, and public transport puts so much more within reach. Check out useful maps and resources down below and start planning your visit.
· Get around by bus
· Leeds City Centre Map
· Leeds Visitor Guide
You can find more here
Conference venue location:
Situated in the heart of the city, the Royal Armouries is ideally located to take advantage of everything Leeds has to offer. It’s just 5-minute walk from Leeds Dock B bus stop.
It is one the largest dedicated conference, events and exhibition space in Leeds hosting more than 380 national and international events every year.