In fact, we'd call it the greatest city on earth. There are many reasons for this bold claim, from the people who've called this place home, to the history of the region, the developments underway and the talent and creativity we see on a daily basis. Here, we go through the alphabet to give you some reasons to be proud...
There are SO many reasons to be proud of Leeds
Armley is one of the oldest industrial suburbs of Leeds, famed for its category B mens prison. Former inmates include Britains most violent prisoner Charles Bronson
Known locally as The Dalek, Bridgewater Place is the tallest inhabited building in Yorkshire at a height of 112 metres. Its 32 storeys house car parks, offices and residential units.
Call Lane has been a regular hotspot for party goers and alcohol drinkers for many years, and is often the first destination people from outside the city go to sample the city's nightlife.
Clarence Dock, as it used to be know, was transformed into this vibrant hub for entertainment and activities. A jewel in Leeds' crown, for sure.
Soon to be a Premier League ground again (we hope!). Home to the Whites since the club's formation in 1919, Elland Road is the 13th largest football stadium in England.
From Leeds Fest to Slam Dunk Festival and Leeds International Film Festival, the city holds some of the best celebrations in the country when it comes to music, art, film and culture.
Situated between the affluent suburbs of Adel and Bramhope, Golden Acre is a 137-acre public park with a lake rich in wildlife, nature trails and gardens featuring national plant collections.
This 28.5 million pound scheme, which is due to be completed in 2019, will benefit both Yorkshire County Cricket Club fans and those of Leeds Rhinos.
Opened in 1869, LGI is about to undergo radical changes, with plans for a new Children's Hospital among other things in the pipeline.
IBF World Champion boxer Josh Warrington made the whole city beam with pride when he defeated Carl Frampton at Manchester Arena in December.
Fronted by Ricky Wilson, the Kaisers have gone further than anyone from the city could have imagined. Just the mention of words such as 'Ruby' and 'Riot' and their hit songs will spring to mind.
Tens of thousands of spectators turned out for this free show in October last year - as the city was illuminated by the fantastic array of lights and displays.
