Queen's Arcade, Leeds
Queen's Arcade is a boutique shopping center that is located in a pedestrianized area that is in the center of the city. It is a Victorian-style shopping arcade that was built in 1889. It is designated as Grade II listed.
Many of the boutiques at Queen's Arcade have been in place for more than three decades. Some of these include Accent, Levi Strauss, The North Face and Arkade Barbers. Queen's Arcade also has buy, sell and exchange spaces such as Designer Exchange and the Handbag Clinic.
Businesses other than shopping boutiques in Queen's Arcade include Cancer Research UK, Karma Arts Tattoo, Silver Lining Piercing and Picture the Print Printing & Embroidery. Those wanting to have a bite can stop by restaurants that offer pizza and baked goods.
The stores of Queen's Arcade open Monday through Saturday from 9 AM to 5 PM and Sunday from 11 AM to 4 PM.
Many of the boutiques at Queen's Arcade have been in place for more than three decades. Some of these include Accent, Levi Strauss, The North Face and Arkade Barbers. Queen's Arcade also has buy, sell and exchange spaces such as Designer Exchange and the Handbag Clinic.
Businesses other than shopping boutiques in Queen's Arcade include Cancer Research UK, Karma Arts Tattoo, Silver Lining Piercing and Picture the Print Printing & Embroidery. Those wanting to have a bite can stop by restaurants that offer pizza and baked goods.
The stores of Queen's Arcade open Monday through Saturday from 9 AM to 5 PM and Sunday from 11 AM to 4 PM.
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Sight Name: Queen's Arcade
Sight Location: Leeds, England (See walking tours in Leeds)
Sight Type: Shopping
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Sight Location: Leeds, England (See walking tours in Leeds)
Sight Type: Shopping
Guide(s) Containing This Sight:
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