Where is Leeds (?), there it is "...who knew...?" - EVERYONE in the UK, that's who !!! 😂😂😂

Although you won't see this comment (because you and your brother NEVER read them); FYI the majority of museums and art galleries are FREE in the UK. So if visiting ANY area of England, Wales, Scotland or NI, look up what FREE places are nearby, to save money on a day out! 👍

A corn exchange is what in America one calls a grain exchange. They were originally built as centres where farmers, wholesalers, breweries, distillers, large-scale bakers, and exporters could buy and sell not just corn, but any grain. Minneapolis Grain Exchange still functions for this purpose today. I think the one in Winnipeg does too.

There are only two kinds of people in the world... Those people born in Yorkshire and those people who wished that they HAD been born in Yorkshire!

I would never have guessed that Tyler has so many viewers from Leeds. HELLO to my fellow Yorkshire folk.

Leeds is probably the only settlement in the North of England which is actually doing well economically and is becoming richer rather than poorer.

Leeds is in Yorkshire as is Bradford, Wakefield, York, Hull, Bridlington, Scarborough, Whitby, Pontefract, Sheffield, Doncaster, and many other cities. Yorkshire is the UK,s Largest county.

Leeds is in Yorkshire. Yorkshire is the county, Leeds is a city in Yorkshire, just like York is...

During my early training to be a nuclear engineer, my company had a regional headquarters and training facility in Leeds. As a result, I spent up to 3 months each year in the city. For a university level student, with a salary, Leeds was a fantastic place to be. The nightlife was awesome.

'Where is Yorkshire? It must be near Leeds' 😂🤣😂

Leeds is a City in the County of Yorkshire!

Yes Tyler, Yorkshire is extremely close to Leeds. 😂

Leeds is the 4th largest city in the UK. It's amazing

Never expected to see Tyler react to the city I was born and raised in, and still live in (not that he'll read this comment of course haha!). Nearly all these places trigger some childhood memories for me, especially Roundhay Park, as I used to walk to and from there and around the whole place regularly with my late grandad from the age of around 2.

Best thing in Leeds....LEEDS UNITED football club !! Owned by San Francisco 49s and has RUSSELL CROWE as a fan.

The UK is old, so of course, it's going to have many old buildings.

Leeds is one of the largest cities in the UK. The city is in West Yorkshire - you'd say it is in South-West of Yorkshire (in the North of England with the Moors and Dales of the Pennine Hills on the Western side of the ancient historic county of Yorkshire which runs to the North Sea Eastern coast, and between the River Humber to the South and the River Tees to the North.

Leeds was my favourite place to go on a weekend as a teenager in the late 80's and early 90's. I lived in Harrogate, so our trains either went to Leeds or York. As i was a rock chick back then, leeds was the place to be for alternative shops to buy clothing and jewellery and bright coloured hair dye. My friends and i would head up to the Merion Centre on a saturday afternoon and go downstairs into the phono if any commenters remember it? We also used to frequent Scrumpies as well. The corn exchange was a great place to hang out and shop and close to the corn exchange was a shop called Grim Noir which had stairs going down to it and a massive poster of Sid and Nancy at the bottom of the stairs, if my memory is correct. I went to uni in York though so my 20's were spent more going out around York, but Leeds has a whole different vibe and is more industrial and culturally more diverse. So my love of both local cities is equal but for totally different reasons.

He is finally doing something from where I live

I did the history of medicine for my GCSE’s so that medical museum looks great to me.