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RUGBY WORLD CUP 2015HOST CITY GUIDE

When Rugby World Cup 2015 comes to Leeds expect a celebrationWe’ll extend our warmest welcome, to fans from every nation,

It’s true! Our bars will come alive with each Rugby match retold:The drama, joy or sorrow played out at Elland Road.

In Leeds we welcome every sport. Right here was where it startedWhen we cheered, one million voices strong,

As the Tour de France departed.

You see here, we’ll shout and sing and laugh,Support your team – whoever…

We’d crowd around a game of chess if it meant a get-together!

But it’s this Test Match arena that draws fans from far and wideLeather on willow, boot on ball, uniquely side by side.

We staged Calcutta Cup games a long, long time ago,Union? League? Embraced them both – the passion grows and grows.

The very history of Rugby, in every blade of grassCome along and take a tour, feel the memories, feel the class

...And, next door to our famous pitch, they’re pretty keen on CricketBradman, Boycott and Botham have graced this hallowed wicket

But when Rugby World Cup 2015 comes to town,we’ll be reet - we know this game

Once you taste the passion here in Leeds,Nowhere else will feel the same!

But Rugby World Cup 2015 matches, alas, don’t last forever.Fear not, we’ve restaurants, shopping, proper pubs.

And all so close together.

For our hoteliers, our restaurateurs, our brewers and our chefs.Have all this as their larder. It’s Yorkshire – natures best.

Join us in our city, and cheer your team with prideA city built on banter with the power to surprise.

When we welcome Rugby World Cup 2015 it’ll come right from the heart.Leeds is truly…madly…rugby.

So come join us, play your part.

“

”TRULY MADLY RUGBY

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LEEDS IS A CREATIVE, SOPHISTICATED AND INSPIRING CITY, RENOWNED FOR ITS LIVE MUSIC, SHOPPING,

WORLD-CLASS EVENTS, SPORT, CULTURE, HERITAGE AND TANTALISING FOOD AND DRINK.

Yorkshire’s unofficial capital is delighted to have been named one of the Host Cities for

Rugby World Cup 2015 and Leeds’ brilliant mixture of old and new, exciting attractions, fantastic shopping, iconic built heritage

and superb entertainment means there’s plenty here for you to sink your teeth into.

Our city is a compact one, neatly packaged up and ready for you to explore. With our welcoming residents,

multitude of hidden gems and unique collection of eclectic shops and restaurants it’s easy to see

why visitors fall in love with Leeds.

While you’re here to enjoy the nail-biting pool stage matches at Elland Road, we hope you’ve set aside some time

for a taste of what else the city has to offer, including special events, experiences and attractions

that have been created for Rugby World Cup 2015. We’re looking forward to seeing you here in Leeds and extending our warmest welcome.

WELCOME TO LEEDS

TRULY MADLY RUGBYvisitleeds.co.uk/rugbyworldcup2015

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DID YOU KNOW...

CLUEDOGAME DEVELOPEDAND PUBLISHED IN

LEEDS

HELEN FIELDING

CREATOR OF BRIDGET JONES

BORN AND RAISED IN

LEEDS

DAMIEN HIRST

DID HIS ART COURSE IN

LEEDS

1 IN 7ENGLAND RUGBY

UNION PLAYERS HAVE COME FROM

YORKSHIRE

DON BRADMAN’S FAMOUS

334 CRICKET RUNS WERE SCORED IN

LEEDS

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RUGBY LEAGUE, RUGBY UNION AND

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LEEDS HAS A LONG HISTORY OF SPORTING EXCELLENCE, FROM HOSTING SOME OF THE FIRST CALCUTTA CUP

GAMES AT HEADINGLEY STADIUM TO LAST YEAR’S GRAND DÉPART OF THE 2014 TOUR DE FRANCE.

LEEDS, A HOST CITY

This year, Leeds has been selected as one of the Host Cities for Rugby World Cup 2015, continuing the tradition of hosting world-class major sporting events. This will see Elland Road, home of Leeds United FC,

welcome a different breed of international sport stars, as Rugby Union takes over for one weekend in September.

Leeds will host two matches during the tournament in September 2015; Italy will take on Canada in the first ever international Rugby Union

match at Elland Road, before Scotland play the USA. The results of both matches will have an impact on which teams make it through to the

knock-out stages and are set to be nail-bitingly exciting.

CANADA VS ITALY26 SEPTEMBER 2015

3pm KO

SCOTLAND VS USA27 SEPTEMBER 2015

3pm KO




“...In Leeds we welcome every sport. Right here was where it started

When we cheered, one million voices strong,As the Tour de France departed.

You see here, we’ll shout and sing and laugh,Support your team – whoever…

We’d crowd around a game of chess if it meant a get-together! ...”

LEEDS HAS ALWAYS BEEN HELD IN HIGH-ESTEEM IN THE FOOD AND DRINK REALM, BUT IN RECENT YEARS THE

CITY HAS REALLY COME INTO ITS OWN AND BECOME AN EMERGING FORCE TO BE RECKONED WITH.

TRULY FOODIE

It’s the innovative independents and burgeoning street food scene which is really making Leeds stand out, which sit alongside the gastronomic stalwarts meaning there’s

something for everyone.

If it’s pre-match Indian street food and craft beer you fancy, or a gourmet steak and delicious wine to celebrate your team’s success, there’s something for everyone and every occasion

with the array of restaurants on offer in Leeds.

The city also has a whole host of world cuisine on offer, from the award winning Café Moor in Kirkgate Market, which sells

some of the best authentic Middle Eastern food, and fresh Asian flavours (served sizzling!) at Teppan 260 to traditional

Indian cuisine served at family owned Akbars.

Last but not least, Leeds is home to an abundance of proper English pubs and an extensive range of locally brewed craft

beers, but there’s more on that later...


Café Moor in Kirkgate Market


WHILE YOU’RE IN LEEDS, WHY NOT MAKE THE MOST OF THE CULTURE THAT ABOUNDS IN THE CITY; FROM

ART GALLERIES AND THEATRES TO FASCINATING MUSEUMS, WE’VE GOT IT ALL, AND TO TOP IT OFF,

MOST OF OUR ATTRACTIONS ARE FREE!

TRULY CULTURAL

There’s culture galore in the heart of Leeds, and with such a compact city centre, many of these attractions are within walking distance,

meaning you can pack in several cultural experiences in one day, or even one afternoon.

The Cultural Quarter to the North of the city is a great place to start; Leeds Art Gallery, the Henry Moore Institute and Leeds City Museum

are all located here. Leeds Art Gallery has been described by The Times as the best collection outside London and will also host British Art Show 8 in October 2015. The Henry Moore Institute on the other hand is part of the Yorkshire Sculpture Triangle, which is the largest

sculpture collection in Europe, across three venues in Yorkshire.

It’s also worth wandering to the south of the city to Leeds Dock where you’ll find the Royal Armouries and can discover Henry VIII’s original armour and weapons and marvel at the remainder of the collection,

which is the largest collection of arms, armour and artillery in the UK, which culminates in the epic Hall of Steel.

Evenings can be quickly filled with great theatre, as Leeds is home to four major theatres and is proud to be one of the only cities outside

London with its own reparatory theatre, opera and ballet companies, all of whom have extensive programmes throughout the year, with

shows including Northern Ballet’s Romeo & Juliet and West Yorkshire Playhouse’s To Kill a Mockingbird.


Hall of Steel, Royal Armouries

FROM HISTORICAL RUINS AND ONE OF THE TREASURE HOUSES OF ENGLAND TO MORE LISTED BUILDINGS THAN ANY CITY IN THE UK OUTSIDE LONDON, LEEDS IS FILLED

WITH BUILT HERITAGE WHICH IS SURE TO INSPIRE.

TRULY HERITAGE

If you’re looking for a slice of true British history, then you need look no further than Leeds; the city has plenty to offer

with a number of nearby historic houses, including Harewood House and Temple Newsam, as well as Kirkstall Abbey, one of

the most complete medieval Cistercian abbeys in the UK.

Harewood House is one of the Treasure Houses of England and, at just fifteen minutes from the city centre, it’s well worth

a visit. With a diverse art collection, including originals by Turner, as well as royal connections and extensive grounds

and gardens, which includes an exotic bird garden, Harewood House is a stunning example of British history.

The wider county of Yorkshire, as well as the city of Leeds, has provided inspiration for a great many British literary icons. The Bronte sisters lived in Yorkshire, and the dramatic landscapes inspired Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights; Haworth and the Bronte parsonage is open to the public and is approximately

45 minutes from Leeds, so makes an ideal morning or afternoon excursion when staying in the city.


Harewood House

AS THE UNOFFICIAL CAPITAL OF YORKSHIRE, LEEDS IS THE GATEWAY TO THE NORTH AND IS EXCEPTIONALLY

WELL CONNECTED, MAKING IT THE PERFECT BASE FROM WHICH TO EXPLORE THE INCREDIBLE COUNTRYSIDE.

TRULY OUTDOORS

Just twenty minutes by car from the centre of Leeds and you’re in the Yorkshire Dales National Park - one of the

UK’s largest National Parks, here you’ll find a rich cultural heritage, as well as spectacular natural landscapes,

which are perfect for walking, hiking and cycling.

The North Yorkshire Moors is another of the UK’s National Parks and is just under an hour from Leeds. The North Yorkshire Moors also comprises the Yorkshire coastline on the East of the UK, which is made up of 45 miles of beautiful beaches, dramatic cliffs and quaint seaside

towns and villages.

While spending some time in Leeds, why not hop on a train and in just twenty minutes find yourself in the heart of York. York is an ancient walled city, filled with history,

cobbled streets and the show-stopping York Minster, which makes for a perfect day trip from Leeds.

Manchester and Liverpool are also close to Leeds and easily accessed by train or car for a taste of the UK’s

other northern cities.


Yorkshire Sculpture Park


HERE IN LEEDS, NOT ONLY ARE WE PASSIONATE ABOUT RUGBY UNION, BUT WE’RE PASSIONATE ABOUT SPORT

FULL STOP. YOU ONLY HAVE TO LOOK AT OUR LONG HISTORY OF FANTASTIC SPORTING EVENTS, OLYMPIC

MEDALISTS, PROFESSIONAL SPORTS TEAMS AND AMATEUR SPORTING ENTHUSIASTS TO KNOW WE MEAN IT.

MADLY PASSIONATE

Leeds recently staged the start-line for the world’s greatest cycle race, the Grand Départ of the Tour de France, which saw millions

flood the streets to cheer the world-class teams and famous names as they charged off from outside Leeds Town Hall.

Headingley Stadium, is not only famed for its Rugby League and Union teams, but is one of the world’s best known cricket

stadiums. It’s been the backdrop for key moments across cricketing history, from hosting its first Ashes test match in 1899, to Don Bradman’s famous score of 309 in one day’s play in 1930 and Geoff Boycott’s hundredth first-class century scored during

1977’s Ashes test.

2015 will see more international cricket action gracing the hallowed wicket of Headingley; the 2nd Test match, England v

New Zealand, in May 2015 and the 4th One-Day International in September 2015, where England will take on Australia.

Leeds is also home to Leeds United FC, which was formed in 1919 and is traditionally one of the largest clubs in the UK

football, drawing large crowds of loyal fans to home and away games alike.


Grand Départ spectators


LEEDS IS A MECCA FOR SHOPPING AND HAS BEEN VOTED THE BEST UK CITY FOR SHOPPING BY THE ROUGH GUIDE TO THE UK, SO MAKE THE MOST OF IT AND ENJOY SOME

RETAIL THERAPY WHILE YOU’RE HERE

MADLY SHOPPING

The city boasts a seductive combination of new shopping developments, Victorian shopping arcades and one of the largest covered markets in Europe. There are over

1,000 shops in the city centre, all within walking distance, which makes shopping here a wonderfully diverse and

memorable experience which caters to every taste.

Trinity Leeds is the city’s newest retail and leisure destination, home to over 120 of your favourite high-street shops, restaurants and bars, as well as the impressive 15

metre ‘Equus’ sculpture by Andy Scott, all housed under its iconic domed glass roof.

For those looking to leave with a touch of luxury, head to the Victoria Quarter for a shopping experience within architectural splendour, which boasts a host of global

designer names.

If it’s independent boutiques you’re looking for, then Leeds Corn Exchange and the city’s arcades are for you. Home to a number of individual boutiques, Leeds’ burgeoning

independent scene is nowhere more apparent than in this Grade I listed building. Leeds Corn Exchange is also home

to a range of tasty eateries and regularly hosts vintage fairs and record markets.


Trinity Leeds shopping centre


LEEDS HAS A LONG HERITAGE OF BREWING, WHICH SPANS OVER 200 YEARS AND TO THIS DAY, THIS CONTINUES THROUGHOUT THE CITY, WITH A

NUMBER OF INDEPENDENT AND MICRO BREWERIES PRODUCING RICH AND FLAVOURSOME CRAFT BEERS.

MADLY MICRO

This year, the city has developed a ‘Craft Beer Trail’, bringing together a number of the city’s pubs, bars and

restaurants to celebrate the quality and diversity of the craft beer offer in Leeds.

The trail will incorporate a number of locations across the city, all of which have a progressive and unique

take on their beer and food offerings.

It’s the perfect way to discover the city, winding your way through the different pubs and bars in Leeds, sampling the best in street food and craft beer and relishing the

craftsmanship and heritage.


Independent street food restaurant

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MADLY MUSICAL


first direct Arena

LEEDS HAS A PASSION FOR LIVE MUSIC AND CELEBRATES LOCAL TALENT AND INTERNATIONAL

SUPERSTARS ALIKE.

first direct Arena, opened in 2013 and recently named Best New Venue in the World, is a major entertainment venue

hosting live music, comedy, entertainment shows and sporting events in its super-theatre configuration, which

means every seat in the house has a fantastic view.

This year, first direct Arena is looking forward to hosting Lionel Richie, Nicki Minaj, Paloma Faith, Pharrell Williams

and Fleetwood Mac.

Each year, Leeds also hosts a number of music festivals, including Leeds Festival and Live at Leeds. Live at Leeds

celebrates up and coming talent, with performances taking place across the city in a number of intimate venues during

May bank holiday weekend.

Year round, independent venues such as Brudenell Social Club and Belgrave Music Hall showcase local acts alongside

delicious food and a cool atmosphere, which is perfect if you fancy soaking up the vibe in some local hot spots.


LEEDS RUGBY


Headingley Stadium

HEADINGLEY STADIUM, THE HOME OF LEEDS RUGBY, IS A UNIQUE STADIUM, AS IT’S HOME TO THE CITY’S

RUGBY UNION, RUGBY LEAGUE AND CRICKET TEAMS. IT’S THE ONLY STADIUM IN THE WORLD WHERE

SPECTATORS CAN SEE BOTH INTERNATIONAL CRICKET AND RUGBY TAKING PLACE AT THE SAME TIME FROM

THE GALLERY IN THE TAVERNER’S BAR.

To celebrate Rugby World Cup 2015 coming to Leeds, Leeds Rugby has created a series of Headingley Heritage Tours, offering visitors behind-the-scenes access to the stadium and the chance to re-visit some of the key moments from

international rugby and cricket history which have played out here, from some of the first Calcutta Cup games, to the

first ever international Rugby League match and Don Bradman’s famous 334 runs.

To top all this off, Sir Ian McGeechan, former British and Irish Lions, England Rugby Union and England Rugby League player and John Bentley, Leeds Rugby Chair, former British

and Irish Lions coach and Scottish RFU player, will be leading the Headingley Heritage Tours on select dates, followed by a question and answer session, giving you the chance to quiz

the former internationals and former Lions coach and get real insight into the world of international Rugby Union.

For more information on dates and availability, and to book tickets, please visit www.leedsrugby.com



LEEDS AMBASSADORS


Yorkshire Carnegie

“AS A LEEDS RESIDENT, WHO’S LONG BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH LEEDS RUGBY AND HEADINGLEY STADIUM, IT’S GREAT TO SEE

THE EXCITEMENT AND PASSION BUILDING AROUND RUGBY WORLD CUP 2015 COMING TO LEEDS. I HOPE RUGBY FANS

FROM ACROSS THE WORLD TAKE THE TIME TO EXPERIENCE SOME OF THE AMAZING THINGS IN MY HOME CITY.”

STUART LANCASTER, ENGLAND RFU COACH

“Yorkshire and Headingley Stadium has a tremendous pedigree in Rugby Union - 1 in 7 England RFU players have come from Yorkshire and we hope the

legacy of Leeds hosting Rugby World Cup 2015 games will see this continue.

“I’m looking forward to hosting our heritage tours during the tournament and showing off the fantastic history of our club and region.”

Sir Ian McGeechan, Chair Leeds Rugby, former British and Irish Lions Coach and former Scotland RFU International

“Leeds is an iconic sporting city boasting a number of top class sporting teams and venues. You are assured of the friendliest of welcomes and a passionate

experience at Elland road, part of the fabric of Yorkshire, and proud to be part of this world class event. Get ready and enjoy.” John Bentley, Former England Rugby Union,

England Rugby League and British and Irish Lions player

“I’ve been playing as part of the England squad since 2014 and my grounding from Leeds Rugby taught me so much about the game – I’m

thrilled that Leeds will have the chance to shine as an amazing region for rugby union during Rugby World Cup 2015.”

Luther Burrell, England RFU squad member



“...But Rugby World Cup 2015 matches, alas, don’t last forever.

Fear not, we’ve restaurants, shopping, proper pubs.

And all so close together.

For our hoteliers, our restaurateurs, our brewers and our chefs.

Have all this as their larder. It’s Yorkshire – natures best ...”

RUGBY ITINERARIES


DAY ONEMorning:

After grabbing a quick breakfast in your hotel, head into the heart of the city centre to explore the compact city centre. Stop by the fanzone at Millenium

Square to take part in a number of pre-match activities and feel the excitement start to build.

Enjoy lunch at one of the city’s many independent restaurants, close to Leeds City Station where you can pick up transport to the match, and soak up the pre-match atmosphere and excitement over craft beer and Indian

street food.

Lunchtime: Explore history of another kind and take the Headingley Stadium heritage tour; with either John Bentley or Sir Ian McGeehan as your host, relish the chance to get some real insight into the world of International Rugby Union.

Afternoon: It’s game time! Find your seat at Elland Road and be part of history.

Relish every tackle, scrum and line-out as the city of Leeds plays host to some of the world’s best Rugby Union players

as part of England’s Rugby World Cup 2015.

Evening:Celebrate (or commiserate) your team’s success at Red’s true BBQ,

where sharing platters of perfectly barbecued are the order of the day. Continue your celebrations along the independent bars of Call Lane,

where local music, extensive drinks menus and welcoming atmospheres live in abundance.

WITH SO MUCH TO SEE AND DO, WE’VE PUT TOGETHER SOME EXAMPLE ITINERARIES OF HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR TIME IN LEEDS.


RUGBY ITINERARIES


DAY TWOMorning:

Spend a morning soaking up some culture, by heading to the city’s cultural quarter, home to over seven museums and galleries, including Leeds

Art Gallery and Henry Moore Institute. For lovers of history, explore The Royal Armouries, home to the UK’s largest collection of arms, armour and

artillery, including Henry VIII’s original armour.

Afternoon: Venture further afield and just fifteen minutes from the city centre

discover Harewood House, one of the Treasure Houses of England. With its royal connections, extensive grounds and exotic bird garden it’s a pleasure

to while away a few hours here.

Evening: Catch an international music superstar at first direct Arena, winner of

the best new venue in the world, whose innovative super-theatre design means there isn’t a bad seat in the house! With artists including Lionel

Richie, Nicki Minaj and Fleetwood Mac set to perform this year the programme is extensive and varied, so there’s something for everyone.

SPEND ANOTHER NIGHT OR TWO IN LEEDS TO MAKE SURE YOU HAVE PLENTY OF TIME TO SEE EVERYTHING THIS INSPIRING

AND VIBRANT CITY HAS TO OFFER.


STAY A WHILE


LEEDS HAS A NUMBER OF EXCELLENT CITY CENTRE HOTELS, FROM RENOWNED BRANDS,

TO UPMARKET BOUTIQUES AND BUDGET FRIENDLY OPTIONS, MEANING THERE’S A HOTEL TO SUIT YOUR PERFECT BREAK.

If you’re a fan of trusted global brands, DoubleTree by Hilton, Malmaison, Marriott and Park Plaza all call Leeds

home, so there’s plenty to choose from with assured quality, space and facilities.

The New Ellington, 42 The Calls and Quebecs offer boutique style and personal service, while Residence 6, the city’s 5* serviced accommodation offers luxury with

the freedom of your own apartment.

Budget options in the city include Premier Inn, Travelodge and Ibis; all of which are conveniently located just short

walking distances from the city centre.

Bed and breakfasts are also available and offer the ultimate in warm welcomes, with comfortable

surroundings, local hosts and wonderful home cooked breakfasts.

For more information on the types of accommodation available in Leeds and availability,

please go to www.visitleeds.co.uk

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GETTING TO LEEDS


GETTING TO LEEDS IS INCREDIBLY EASY. LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE UK, IT’S ONE

OF THE COUNTRY’S MOST ACCESSIBLE CITIES.

Leeds, Wakefield Westgate and Bradford Interchange all enjoy regular services from London with East Coast, as

well as connecting to Edinburgh. The quickest journey time between Leeds and London is two hours and at peak times

services run every half an hour. With Eurostar connections at St Pancras, journeys from Brussels and Paris to Leeds take

just over five hours.

There are also excellent rail links between Leeds and all other major UK cities and Scotland.

It’s also easy to get to Leeds if you’re travelling by car, as the city is located at the cross roads between the M62 and the

M1, making it easy to reach from all directions.

Leeds Bradford International Aiport is situated just eight miles from Leeds City Centre and is one of the fastest

growing regional airports in the UK. You can now fly directly into Leeds Bradford on a scheduled flight from over 75

international and domestic destinations including Geneva, Paris, London, Berlin and Rome.

Manchester International Airport, which serves over 190 destinations directly, is one hour twenty minutes by direct

train to Leeds City Centre and just over one hour by car from the city centre.


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“...Join us in our city, and cheer your team with pride

A city built on banter with the power to surprise.

When we welcome Rugby World Cup 2015 it’ll come right from the heart.Leeds is truly…madly…rugby.

So come join us, play your part...”

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