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Discover Leeds – Your Base To Yorkshire

BY SuperCity Aparthotels 26-08-2026

Leeds is more than a city break. With its vibrant food scene, culture, shopping and buzzing atmosphere, there’s plenty to discover in the city itself. Its location also makes it a great base for exploring some of Yorkshire’s most memorable destinations.

For a staycation with a difference, stay at The Jubilee and make the most of everything Leeds and Yorkshire have to offer. Take a look at some of our favourite places to visit below.

YORKSHIRE DALES

Get your walking boots ready.

The Yorkshire Dales is all about rolling hills, dramatic landscapes, charming villages and those “how is this only an hour away?” moments. Head to Malham Cove for some seriously impressive views, seek out the waterfalls at Aysgarth Falls or take a scenic drive through the National Park and see where the road takes you. There are walking routes for all abilities, plenty of cosy pubs to refuel in and more picturesque spots than you can fit into one camera roll.

The image shows a scenic view of the Yorkshire Dales with rolling green hills, scattered trees, stone walls, and a cloudy sky.
A historic stone arch railway viaduct stretches across a lush green valley under a bright blue sky with scattered white clouds.

SETTLE TO CARLISLE RAILWAY

All aboard for one seriously scenic journey.

The Settle to Carlisle Railway winds its way through some of Yorkshire’s most spectacular countryside, passing rugged hills, valleys, tunnels and the iconic Ribblehead Viaduct along the way. And with trains departing directly from Leeds, it’s an easy and accessible day out from the city. Sit back, switch off and watch the Yorkshire Dales roll by from your window. You can hop off along the route to explore charming villages and countryside before jumping back on for the next leg. It’s a day out where the journey really is half the fun.

WHITBY

Sea air, fish and chips and a little bit of Dracula.

Whitby is a Yorkshire classic for good reason. Climb the famous 199 steps to Whitby Abbey and take in the views across the town and coastline, explore the harbour or browse the independent shops and cafés tucked away around the old streets. Then there’s the important business of fish and chips – preferably eaten with a sea view. Whether you’re there for the history, the beach, the food or just a proper day by the coast, Whitby has plenty to keep you busy.

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A scenic view of the rolling hills and lush landscape of Haworth and Brontë Country, featuring vibrant green fields and a cloudy sky.

HAWORTH & BRONTE COUNTRY

For bookworms, history lovers and anyone who enjoys a good view.

Explore the cobbled streets of Haworth, once home to the Brontë sisters, and step inside the Brontë Parsonage Museum to discover more about the family behind some of literature’s most famous stories. Then swap the village for the open moors and take in the landscapes that inspired their writing. It’s atmospheric, dramatic and quintessentially Yorkshire – and you might even find yourself feeling a little literary while you’re there.

KNARESBOROUGH

Pretty, historic and very easy to fall for.

Perched above the River Nidd, Knaresborough is full of winding streets, independent shops and riverside views, with its famous railway viaduct making quite the backdrop. Just a short train journey from Leeds, it’s an easy and scenic escape from the city. Hire a rowing boat and see the town from the water, wander along the river or explore some of its historic sights before stopping for coffee and cake. It’s a little slower-paced than some of Yorkshire’s bigger destinations, making it ideal for a relaxed afternoon of exploring.

The image shows a scenic view of Knaresborough, with a picturesque viaduct reflected in the river below, surrounded by lush greenery and historic buildings under a clear blue sky.
A scenic view of the rolling hills and lush landscape of Haworth and Brontë Country, featuring vibrant green fields and a cloudy sky.

HAWORTH & BRONTE COUNTRY

For bookworms, history lovers and anyone who enjoys a good view.

Explore the cobbled streets of Haworth, once home to the Brontë sisters, and step inside the Brontë Parsonage Museum to discover more about the family behind some of literature’s most famous stories. Then swap the village for the open moors and take in the landscapes that inspired their writing. It’s atmospheric, dramatic and quintessentially Yorkshire – and you might even find yourself feeling a little literary while you’re there.

Ready to Escape?

With The Jubilee by Supercity Aparthotels in the heart of Leeds, you’re perfectly placed to explore the best of Yorkshire. From city adventures to countryside escapes, enjoy the space, comfort and flexibility to make your stay your own.