This is one place where history and pleasure of shopping come together. Leeds Corn Exchange is a Victorian building that was designed by Cuthbert Brodrick in 1864. It is now just one of three Corn Exchanges in the country and works in its traditional capacity as a centre for trade. Even till today, this place functions as a centre for independent trade of all forms other than just corn. This iconic cultural structure of Leeds, today houses innovative independent businesses. It is a vibrant hub for shoppers and still retains its magnificence which has given it the status of Grade 1 listed building in Leeds. Its open space with glassed roof renders a completely unique shopping experience. Even though you might not find the typical brands over here, every store inside its structure has a unique identity and history. 

• Leeds Corn Exchange Bus point

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