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Top Bus Routes From Leeds

Top Bus Routes To Leeds

Leeds Bus Tickets

About Leeds


Leeds, the largest city in West-Yorkshire county is a famous tourist destination mostly because of its convenient location. It is within travelling distance from the cities of Bradford, Sheffield, York, and Manchester, and you will find multiple Leeds bus services connecting these routes. It also forms the core of the City of Leeds Metropolitan Borough alongside the towns of Morley, Pudsey, Horsforth, Rothwell, and Wetherby. The city is mostly known for the enchanting architectural wonders it offers, including the Leeds Town Hall, Bridgewater Place, Leeds Minster, Leeds Civic Hall, and Trinity Leeds. People opt for the coach station Leeds has along with the well-connected Leeds railway station to plan their journey.


At least till a hundred years ago, Leeds was only known for wool as it established itself as a major mill town during the Industrial Revolution. Within the span of only a hundred years, the city has grown its economy with flax production, iron foundries, printing, miscellaneous industries, and the engineering sector. From a mere aesthetic market town, it has become a populous urban hotspot for trading and tourism.


Quick Guide to Leeds


If you are already checking the coaches to Leeds for your trip, there are some must-knows you can’t miss.


  • What to See
    • Visit the Royal Armouries Museum.
    • Go to the Hepworth Wakefield.
    • Spend some time at the Leeds Art Gallery.
  • What to do
    • Walk around and enjoy the ruins of Kirkstall Abbey.
    • Enjoy a day trip at the Harewood House Trust.
    • Witness the view of the mesmerizing Leeds skyline.
    • Spot various species at Rodley Nature Reserve.
  • What to know
    • Leeds was first famous for its wool production and distribution.
    • Leeds was where the oldest flying aeroplane in Britain and the world's first steam locomotive was made.
    • The UK's last gas-lit cinema hall is located in Leeds.

How to Travel to Leeds


Leeds is surrounded by many popular cities and towns, and due to being an industrial hotspot, it is also very well-connected to the rest of the country and the world. Be it buses, trains, flights, or coaches to Leeds, the modes of transportation are always filled with locals as well as tourists.


  • Buses to Leeds

There are multiple Leeds bus services that offer frequent and abundant buses for passengers. Leeds is among the very few cities that are connected to metropolitans from all directions. The major highways like the M1 Highway, the M62 Highway, and the A1 Highway run through or nearby Leeds, making it incredibly easy to travel fast to and from Leeds. The bus trip is extremely enjoyable with scenic views and comfortable roads. The bus services are also among the best in the country and there is no alternative to the buses.


  • Trains to Leeds

There are frequent trains from places like Manchester Airport to Leeds. Leeds railway station, located on New Station Street, is well-maintained and bustling with passengers all day. The trains start as early as 5 AM and are available till as late as 11 PM. Trains are also available for roaming around the county. The two important rail services that are used by commuters are Cross Country and Virgin Trains.


  • Flights to Leeds

The Leeds Bradford Airport is the highest airport in England, situated at an altitude of 681 feet above sea level. Various airlines like British Airways, Flybe, Monarch Airlines, Ryanair, Thomson Airways, Aer Lingus Regional and Aurigny Air Services connect this airport with various major cities in Europe alongside Turkey and Egypt.


Top Bus Routes to and From Leeds


Buses are the easiest and cheapest way of commuting to and from Leeds. The city is connected with the rest of the country with extremely convenient and fast roadways that allow the various buses to Leeds to run smoothly.


Top Bus Routes To Leeds


  • Shipley to Leeds
  • Bradford to Leeds

Top Bus Routes From Leeds


  • Leeds to Shipley
  • Leeds to Bradford

Top Things to Do in Leeds


There are many things to do in Leeds. The city has numerous places that you can visit and hosts many events. Following are some of the best things you can enjoy as a tourist in Leeds.


For History and Art Enthusiasts


  • Royal Armouries Museum: Situated near Leeds Dock, the Royal Armouries Museum has exhibits dedicated to wartime artefacts, and hunting as a sport and the evolution of the activity. The galleries display collections that hint towards a future free of arms. There are also collections from central and southeast Asia. To reach the museum, you can take the Royal Armouries Museum bus.
  • The Hepworth Wakefield: Hepworth Wakefield is one of the most famous art museums in Leeds and the Hepworth Wakefield bus will take you to it. You will find originals by Henry Moore, Paul Nash, Ben Nicholson, Anthony Caro and others. The artworks date back to the 16th century, but you can also find some modern pieces in the museum.
  • Leeds Art Gallery: Leeds Art Gallery has a wonderful collection of artworks from the 19th century. There are also certain art exhibits that showcase art from earlier periods. There are exhibitions of contemporary British art throughout the year and you can also take the Leeds Art Gallery bus to attend events, workshops and talks at the gallery.

For Families


  • Kirkstall Abbey: If your family enjoys viewing ruins, then this Cistercian monastery is the best place to visit. The easiest way to reach Kirkstall Abbey is via bus Leeds to York. The monastery is situated within a public park on the north bank of River Aire. The kids in the family will enjoy running around the park! The Kirkstall Abbey bus is available every day and you can easily get a ticket.
  • Temple Newsam: Temple Newsam is a Tudor-Jacobean estate in Leeds. When on a family trip to Leeds, you can explore the art collections at the mansion. The park around the estate is beautiful every time of the year. You can enjoy walks for free. You can also take the Temple Newsam bus.
  • Harewood House Trust: You can plan a day trip with your family and visit the Harewood House Trust. Winter is the best time to visit this country mansion, and you can enjoy many Christmas events. There are numerous theatrical and storytelling sessions organised during this time, and kids will love the experience. You can easily get on the Harewood House Trust bus with your family and go on a day trip to view contemporary art exhibits and explore the Bird Garden or the farm.

For Couples


  • RHS Garden Harlow Carr: If you want a romantic day trip with your partner, and want to enjoy a cup of hot tea, surrounded by beautiful scenery, then the RHS Garden Harlow Carr is the best place. To reach, you can take the RHS Garden Harlow Carr bus. It is a public garden with picturesque walking trails and many tearooms. You can explore the garden with your partner and then sip a cup of delicious, aromatic tea.
  • Roundhay Park: Roundhay Park is beautiful every season and the Roundhay Park bus is available every day. The park spreads across 700 acres and includes woodland, parkland, lakes and a lovely garden. In springtime, you can enjoy a romantic stroll or a hike with your partner. To reach Roundhay Park, you can take a bus or cab from the coach station Leeds.

Where to Stay in Leeds


There are many types of hotels available in Leeds. As the city receives tourists round the year, there are hotels available for every kind of budget. You can find luxury accommodations as well as cheap, single rooms in Leeds.


If you are on a budget trip, choose hotels that are accessible via public transport. You can take a bus to Leeds and find cheap hotels near the city centre. These hotels will have the basic amenities and you can stay comfortable when on a short trip.


For tourists with a budget that is not very low, but not too expensive as well, Leeds has numerous bed and breakfasts. You can take the bus Leeds to York or find some of the best bed and breakfasts around Addingham and Weatherby.


There are several luxury hotels in Leeds. You will find the best hotels in Yeadon and on Quebec Street. You can also book a 5-star hotel near the Leeds city centre.


Apart from traditional hotels, Leeds also has caravans! You can go camping and stay in a caravan to add a bit of excitement to the trip. There are also service apartments available for those who need to stay in the city for a long time.


What to Eat in Leeds


Leeds has many restaurants and pubs that sell delicious and authentic English dishes. You can take a Megabus Leeds to different parts of the city and enjoy the many flavours of all the popular foods. Following are some of the local foods that you must try in Leeds.


  • Steak and Fries: Steak and fries in Leeds is the ultimate meal. The best steaks are used for this dish and you will get a lovely smoky flavour and aroma. The fries are crisp and delicious. Several restaurants in Leeds sell steak and fries in takeout boxes! You can enjoy this meal in any pub or restaurant in the city.
  • Cod Tacos: Tacos is a portion of popular street food in Leeds. Cod tacos are packed with flavour or fresh cod, Chipotle aioli and hibiscus coleslaw. The battered cod is delicious on its own and when you have it in a taco, it makes a great meal!
  • Pancakes and Chicken: If you're looking for a breakfast that is different from the traditional English breakfast, you must have a plate of pancakes and chicken. The chicken is dipped in buttermilk batter and deep-fried. The pancakes will have sweet syrup drizzled all over. Restaurants on North Street serve this filling and scrumptious breakfast.
  • Salted Caramel Brownie: There are many bakeries in Leeds and sell some mouth-watering pastries and cakes. Salted caramel brownies are the best in Leeds. You can take a bus and go to any popular bakery in the city to enjoy this dessert.

Best Time to Visit Leeds


Leeds is a city you can visit any time of the year. It has something to offer in every season and is really fun to explore, no matter what the weather is like.


  • Fall: Leeds in fall is truly picturesque. The leaves begin to turn yellow and red, creating a stunning backdrop for the city. This is the best time to take a bus ride through Leeds or enjoy long walks. You can visit tourist spots like the Temple Newsam House where the 1500 acres of surrounding grounds dress up in fall colours. Other sites to visit in Leeds during the fall include Adel Dam Nature Reserve, Golden Acre Park, and Cragg Wood.
  • Winter: The winter season and Christmas in Leeds is a magical experience. During the cold months, there are several pantomimes and concerts being held in the city. You can take an Arriva bus Leeds to Pudsey Civic Hall, Howrah Assembly Rooms and other such halls. Winter is a great time to visit Leeds, especially with family.
  • Spring: Spring in Leeds is very pleasant and a lovely time for sightseeing. It is very sunny during spring and rains will not stop you from exploring the city. You can visit the Otley Chevin Forest Walk, stop for some ice cream in Victoria Gate, explore the Leeds Dock and go hiking on the Meanwood Valley Trail.
  • Summer: You and your friends can visit Leeds on your summer holiday. You can get on a Megabus Leeds and explore the streets, savouring some local dishes in the city. You can also take a bus to Assembly Street and attend the Summer in the City festival. Summer is a great time to visit sites like Kirkstall Abbey, Yeadon Tarnfield Park or Ilkley Moor.

Boarding Points in Leeds

Book a Leeds bus to any of the other cities you want to visit by starting off your journey from one of the popular boarding points in Leeds. The boarding points in Leeds vary from one operator to the other. Given below are the popular boarding points in Leeds:

  • Leeds Bus Station
  • Leeds University
  • Yeadon Town Hall
  • Guiseley Morrisons
  • Leeds Bradford Airport
  • Leeds York Street
  • Leeds Kirkgate
  • Leeds Coach Station Stand 7
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Dropping Points in Leeds

You can check the list of dropping points in Leeds and select the most suitable one according to your convenience. The drop-off points in Leeds vary according to bus operators. Take a look at the popular dropping points in Leeds

  • Leeds University
  • Leeds Bus Station
  • Leeds Bradford Airport
  • Guiseley Morrisons
  • Yeadon Town Hall
  • Yeadon Harper Lane
  • Leeds Kirkstall
  • Leeds City Square
  • Leeds Rawdon Cross Roads
  • Leeds Fleece Hotel
  • Leeds Station Interchange
  • Huby Weeton Station
  • Pool White Hart
  • Leeds York Street
  • Leeds Kirkgate
  • Leeds Coach Station Stand 7
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Leeds Online Bus Ticket Booking

The buses plying in Leeds can be opted as a travel option by many. Booking bus tickets online in Leeds is easy, fast and can be booked securely on redbus.com.

FAQs

Do I need an account on redBus.com website to book a bus ticket online?
No, you do not need to make an account with redBus to book a ticket. However, we recommend that you create an account on redBus so that you can book a bus ticket next time even faster. In addition to this, you can also avail redBus discounts and offers on bus tickets by creating an account.
What is an M-Ticket?
An M-ticket is an SMS that is sent to your registered mobile number after you successfully book a bus ticket online with redBus. This M-ticket can be the virtual replacement of your printed bus ticket. The M-ticket includes your bus ticket details such as bus timing, pick-up and drop-off locations, vehicle number, PNR etc. An M-ticket is an eco-friendly step by redBus to reduce the number of paper tickets and ensure passengers’ safety from any communicable disease.
Is it safe to use my credit card or debit card for payment while booking a ticket to and from Leeds?
Yes, you have nothing to worry about paying for tickets through debit card or card with redBus. reBus has taken care of all the safety measures when it comes to payment gateways. redBus website is completely secure, and with 180 million satisfied customers, there has never been an issue with card payments.
How do I get in touch with the customer care department of redBus.com?
There are different customer care contact numbers for different countries. You can just go to the redBus website, choose the country you would like to book bus tickets for, and see the customer care number at the top. Also, you can simply drop an email to the redBus support on the given email address.
How do I book my bus tickets at Leeds?
You can book a bus ticket to Leeds simply by visiting the redBus website, selecting the country, and filling up the details of your source and destination cities. redBus website is user-friendly, and with the help of easy-to-follow steps, you can book bus tickets to Leeds within a few minutes.
Where would be my pick-up point?
You can check the details of your pick-up and drop-off points on your ticket. The details of your pick-up location would be sent to you via M-ticket. Also, while looking for bus tickets on redBus.com, your pick-up and drop-off locations are mentioned below the schedule.