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7. The Leeds and Liverpool Canal sign
Have you noticed this? 'It reads: 'The Remains of a Wooden Icebreaker Lie Submerged' and is found near the Leeds Industrial Museum, Armley Mills.
8. Penny Pocket Park
A cute and easily missable spot on Kirkgate, Penny Pocket Park is a great spot to sit back and enjoy the view of neighbouring Leeds Minster. Photo: Google Street View
9. Horsforth Hall Park's Japanese garden
Originally opened in 1987, the Japanese Garden is a celebration of traditional oriental gardens, with various features and materials used to represent Japan's mountains, woodland areas, waterfalls, lakes and grasslands.
10. Victorian cells under Leeds Town Hall
Leeds Town Hall houses a once used police station called the Bridewell. 'There are many cells underneath the grand building - some are even concealed under the front steps
11. The elephant on the wall
Have you met Winifred yet? She's a huge mural from graffiti artist Russell Meeham, also known as Qubek. Located alongside the walkway from York Place to Park Place. Photo: Andrew Hutchinson
12. St Mark's Church, Woodhouse
Built after the Battle of Waterloo.Restored after bought by the Gateway Church in 2008 - prior to that it had been redundant for five years. Photo: Google Street View