LEEDS CORN EXCHANGE

Leeds Corn Exchange is a historic building in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. It was built in 1864 as a corn market and was later used as a wool market. It is now a Grade I listed building, and is used as a shopping center. The place has a seating capacity of 3500. It is a shopping destination as well as a popular tourist attraction.

Situated in the heart of Leeds, the Corn Exchange is a lively and vibrant hub of activity, playing host to a range of events and activities throughout the year. It is a popular destination for shoppers and tourists alike. From farmers' markets and food festivals, to live music and dance performances, there is always something going on in the Corn Exchange.

It is also home to many independent businesses, including cafes, restaurants, bars, and shops, making it the perfect place to while away for a few hours. Whether you are looking for somewhere to eat, drink, shop, or simply soak up the atmosphere, the Corn Exchange is one of the best places to visit in Leeds. It is located in the city center and is a popular tourist attraction due to its historic architecture of banquets.

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Highlights

• The central feature of the building is the enormous main hall, which was used as a market and for entertainment. 
• Now it is an important concert and sporting venue in the city, with seating for up to 3,500 people and standing for up to 2,000. 
• It is also used for public events such as the Leeds International Pianoforte Competition.
• It is a popular shopping destination, with a variety of shops and restaurants, including a food market.
• It is also a well known tourist destination, as it is a historic building and is also used for conferences, banquets, meetings, private functions, and more recently, as a nightclub.