Leeds Corn Exchange

A beautifully restored Victorian building (opened in 1863, designed by Cuthbert Brodrick) originally used for grain trading, now home to independent shops and cafés. The striking domed interior is the main attraction — bright, spacious, and full of character. It’s a great quick stop in Leeds for unique boutiques, small makers, and a more creative, relaxed atmosphere than typical malls. Worth a visit even just to admire the architecture.

Stunning building. Lines and design is gorgeous. Visited day and night was great. In the night was just beautiful. Definitely reccomend even for just a quick walk around tbe building to view the beauty of the stone work. Wow.

Leeds Corn Exchange is such a unique and beautiful building! 🏛️✨ The architecture is stunning inside and out, and it has such a vibrant, creative atmosphere. It’s full of independent shops, quirky boutiques, and little cafés that make it a joy to wander around. The mix of history and modern culture is perfect, and it really feels like the heart of Leeds’ independent scene. A must-visit if you’re in the city.

It’s a historically significant and truly beautiful mall, but once you’re inside, there isn’t much to buy, and the prices are a bit on the higher side.

An iconic Leeds must visit spot! Such an architecturally interesting building with some really cool shops!