Roundhay

Welcome to Roundhay: a picturesque suburb nestled in the heart of Leeds. With its tranquil parkland, diverse community, and a touch of historic elegance, this area guide invites you to explore the local treasures, vibrant eateries, and the enchanting allure of Roundhay's natural beauty.

Schools

Roundhay is home to a number of excellent schools, from primary up to secondary education. Primary schools in the area include Roundhay St John's CofE, Dixons City Academy, and Allerton Grange School. Secondary schools in the area include Roundhay School and the Grammar School at Leeds.

Things for Families to Do Together

Roundhay offers plenty for families to do together. In the summer months, take a stroll around the park and visit the famous Roundhay Castle. Alternatively, visit Tropical World, a hive of exotic animals which offers a unique experience you’re unlikely to find anywhere else. If you’re looking for fun activities for all the family, visit Laser Quest Leeds or one of the many bowling alleys in the area.

Amenities

As well as excellent schools, Roundhay is full of excellent amenities. From shops and supermarkets to medical facilities, there’s something for everyone in Roundhay. The area also has plenty of leisure facilities, such as gymnasiums, swimming pools, and tennis courts – perfect for those looking to stay active.

The real feature, though, is Roundhay Park. Roundhay Park in Leeds is a captivating oasis, enchanting visitors with its 700 acres of verdant landscapes, serene lakes, and vibrant gardens. This urban retreat offers idyllic walking trails, playgrounds, and even its own local cricket team, making it a cherished haven for nature lovers, families, and sports fans alike.

Restaurants & Nightlife

Roundhay is home to a wide variety of restaurants and bars, ranging from fast food outlets to fine dining experiences. For those looking to explore further afield, there is an array of pubs, clubs, and live music venues in the area to be discovered.

Public Transport Network

Roundhay is connected to the wider Leeds area by an excellent public transport network. There are regular bus services that connect Roundhay to the rest of Leeds, as well as trains that can take you further afield. There are also plenty of taxi services in the area for those looking for a quicker journey.

Nearby Tourist Attractions

Just a short drive away from Roundhay is Harewood House, one of the most iconic tourist attractions in the Yorkshire region. Other nearby attractions include the Royal Armouries Museum, Temple Newsam, and the National Coal Mining Museum.