Getting here
The University campus is ten minutes by foot from the heart of Leeds
city centre. Here's how to find the city, and the campus.
| Leeds
by train |
Leeds station
connects us with all major UK cities and has regular services
to a huge amount of locations. The station has recently undergone
massive redevelopment to improve facilities. For information
on this and timetables visit the National
Rail website.
The campus is five minutes by taxi from the railway station,
or a pleasant twenty minute walk. |
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| Leeds
by bus |
There are number
of excellent bus services in Leeds. Vist the West
Yorkshire Metro website and First
Leeds for timetables and general information.
Visit the National
Express website for coach details.
There
is a now a completely free bus service running every few minutes
Monday to Saturday, linking the University and other key city
locations.
This drops off at
the southern end of campus, so please allocate an extra 10 minutes
to your journey if visiting the main campus.
More details are available at
http://www.wymetro.com/ |
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| Leeds
by foot |
Getting
from the railway station to campus
The University campus is a pleasant twenty minute walk from
Leeds city station. Follow the directions below:
Come out of the station into City square; with the Queens Hotel
behind you, walk straight up Park Row. Continue up Park Row
until the first major junction, The Headrow. Turn right and
walk along The Headrow, past the Light shopping centre on your
left. At the end of The Light centre turn left up Woodhouse
Lane. Follow this road up, passing Morrisons supermarket on
your right, Leeds Metropolitan University on your left - and
the Dry Dock boat pub on an island on your right! The University
campus begins in another 50 metres or so on your left. To reach
the Parkinson building, carry on up Woodhouse Lane to the clocktower
building. |
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| Leeds
by car |
Leeds
is linked to the major motorways M1 and M62.
Parking is available on campus, the charge is £5.00.
Please come to the main entrance. |
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| Leeds
by air |
Leeds is served
by two major airports, in the form of Leeds
Bradford and Manchester.
Regular flights are available from a huge number of European
and International cities.
Leeds Bradford Airport is approximately 7 miles away from the
University, and is well served by taxis. The cost is approximately
£15 (22 Euros) from the airport to the city and campus. |
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