Every Park/Green Space with a Garden in Leeds

Leeds is one of the greenest cities to live in Europe. Within the 4,000 hectares of green space are lots of curated outdoor gardens. Gardens with seasonal beds, borders, rock formations and even courtyards. Creating a popular yet tranquil space to be enjoyed by all ages.

The outdoor gardens in Leeds’ parks can be culturally curated, like the Monet Garden, Japanese Garden, and Alhambra Garden. Or they might be well maintained places of respite tucked away in the city centre. Many contains fountains and formal hedge rows. Home to a wide variety of trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants. Resident groups like Leeds In Bloom contribute to these beautiful garden spaces.

Hopkins Gardens

20th century floral public garden. Benches to sit and relax on. Daffodils and perennial shrubs on show. Inside Scatcherd Park.

Ivy Street Garden

Small flower garden with benching. Take a moment away from the busy streets of Osmondthorpe and sit amongst the flower beds.

King George’s Garden

King George war memorial and flower garden. Lots of benching to take a moment out and reflect. Becoming more accessible for the local community.

Ledston Park

Old manor house estate that is now a public park and green space. Go for walks. Build dens. Visit the manor house and walled gardens.

Potternewton Park

Home to the longest running West Indian carnival in Europe. Walk, run, play sports or take the little ones to the playground.

Queens Park

A wide open green space where you can play sports and games. Workout on the outdoor gym. Make your own fun in the kids playground.

Rosebank Park

Rosebank Park. Wild greenspace on a hill. Orchard with wildlife and fruit. Sunset views at the top. Stairs and uneven paths.

Roundhay Park

One of the largest urban parks in the world! Annual bonfires, food events and performances. Roundhay park is a must do on our list of places to visit.