Kirkgate Market

Leeds

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Kirkgate Market

One of the largest indoor markets in Europe, Leeds Kirkgate Market is a paradise for all the foodies who just love fresh food and drink, but also for those who love fashion, jewellery and flowers. Here you surely will find some of the most characterful traders in the city, who come from different countries and have worked here for decades. It should definitely be amongst the top sights of your itinerary.

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addressMain entrance Vicar Lane, Leeds
emailmarkets@leeds.gov.uk
openingHours8:00-17:30 (Monday to Saturday)
phone+44 113 378 1950
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facebookwww.facebook.com/LeedsMarkets

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