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Tours of Leeds
Leeds Beer Tour
Victorian gin palaces, backstreet taprooms and one of the best brewing scenes in the north, walked in the right order.
- Duration
- 3.5 hours
- Group size
- 6 – 35 guests
- Location
- Leeds, England
- Category
- Walking & City
About this experience
Leeds does two things brilliantly: extravagant Victorian pubs and small independent breweries. This tour puts both in the same afternoon, moving from tiled and mirrored city-centre institutions out to the taprooms behind them.
Your guide handles the route, the reservations and the timing, so the group can concentrate on drinking and arguing about which stop was best.
Highlights
- Grade II listed Victorian pubs and modern taprooms
- Four venues with a tasting at each
- City-centre route, all within walking distance
- Private departures any day for groups of 10+
How the day runs
The Victorians
Two of the city's finest surviving nineteenth-century pubs, and why they look like that.
Into the arches
A short walk to the independent taproom scene behind the shopping streets.
Brewery stop
A working city-centre brewery with a guided flight.
Last round
A final venue chosen to suit the group, with the guide's list of where to go next.
What's included
- Local guide for the full route
- Tasting or half at each of four venues
- Reserved tables throughout
- Recommendations for food and the rest of the night
Good to know
Over 18s only
Around 2.5km of walking in total
Runs in all weather — venues are indoors
Meets a short walk from Leeds station
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