It is the proud home to many of Leeds’ civic and cultural buildings including the Town Hall, Leeds Art Gallery, Leeds Central Library and retail destination The Light.
And over the years has seen much of the city’s growth and regeneration span from its 700m long street.
The Yorkshire Evening Post has taken a trip down The Headrow to round-up some of the exciting arrivals - including Thor’s Tipi ahead of the Christmas Markets opening next week.
We’ve also looked at some of the developments catching the headlines including the demolition of the former Schofield’s building The Core to make way for new shops and flats as well as Headrow Court which has opened its doors to students.
7. Cranes
Cranes are continuing the demolition work atThe Core, formerly the Headrow Shopping Centre, on the site of the former Schofield’s Department Store. It will be eplaced with three red-brick buildings connected by glazed bridge crossings and separated by new pedestrian streets. | National World
8. New Beginning
Formerly the Direct Line headquarters, but now the site on the Headrow has plans to be redeveloped into 230 co-living homes. with a roof garden and a gym. The ten-storey building on the corner with Albion Street has been vacant since being vacated by Direct Line in 2021. | National World
9. Virtual Reality
Titanic: A Voyage Through Time, a ground-breaking virtual reality experience, is set to open on August 15 at Broadgate on the Leeds Headrow. This one-of-a-kind immersive attraction offers visitors an extraordinary journey into the past, where they can explore the Titanic in all her grandeur. | National World