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The buzz around Leeds these days no longer emanates from industrial machinery. Instead, it comes from a city on the rise, a modern tourist destination with a regular influx of visitors, all keen to experience the many attractions; its industrial heritage, its beautiful surrounding scenery and its young and exciting nightlife. Rehabilitated after a period of decline and adjustment, Leeds has slowly positioned itself as one of the most exciting cities of the North, and a popular destination to visit. From the nightlife to the gorgeous Victorian buildings to a number of diverse and exciting museums and galleries, Leeds is a city that deserves to be properly explored. National Coach Hire will help you take advantage of everything Leeds has to offer -  traveling by coach is the best way to do this, and allows you to experience not just the city, but all of the stunning landscape on its outskirts.

Coach hire gives you and your group a flexibility that train, plane and car cannot match; whether it’s for sport, or business, drinks or shopping, having the coach waiting for you makes the most of your time and leaves you to see all of the attractions on offer. And in Leeds, there’s plenty to see. From Kirkstall Abbey, a 12th century Cistercian Abbey set in beautiful parklands alongside the River Aire and a stunningly dark and beautiful setting to walk around in, to the abbey gatehouses and the Abbey House Museum with reconstructed Victorian shops and houses, to the beautiful estate of Temple Newsam House with its massive gardens and rare breeds farm. Plan your itinerary to visit all these great houses and parks, from Lotherton Hall to Bramham Park, Harewood House to Leeds Museum to Armley Mills Industrial Museum, set amidst what used to be the world’s largest wool mill and exploring the fascinating history of Leeds’ industrial heritage; if it’s history you’re after there is plenty going on in Leeds.

If you’re looking for a little more colour, why not try Leeds Art Gallery which has a large collection of important British art; if it’s music and entertainment, then why not try any of the thousands of bars and clubs which make Leeds’s nightlife so special these days, from Millenium Square and the Northern Quarter to the more alternative and laid back atmosphere of the Briggate and North Street Areas. And when you’re done sampling these areas, why not let National Coach Hire whisk you back to your hotel at the end of the night.

Finally, if you’re using Leeds as a base to see the surrounding areas, there really is no better way to appreciate the countryside than by coach. Whether you want to jump on and off the Leeds Country Way, a circular walk of 62 miles around the outskirts of the city, or, more ambitiously, you might want to try sections of the Trans Penine Trail nearby, or the Yorkshire Moors, having a coach pick you up at the end of the day really is the only way to travel.