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Leeds is by far, one of, if not, the best city in England which is bustling with fun (and often free) things to do, especially in summer. As a Loiner myself, and somebody who has lived in Leeds their entire life, I have built a list of the top ten things you can do more or less any day this summer in Leeds. Try something new and discover something super, because it’s out there waiting for you! ##10. Pack a picnic at one of the many green spaces One of my favourite things about Leeds is the amount of wonderful, nature filled green spaces dotted all over the city. Whether you want to fall head over heels in love with the flower beds further afield at Golden Acre park, play a spot of tennis round the corner at Hyde or Burley Park, or just chill out in the city centre’s serene Park Square with the view of the town hall in the background, there’s a bench sitting under a tree waiting for you.
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