City Breaks from Leeds Bradford

Top city break from Leeds Bradford 

Málaga

Spend some time on Málaga's superb sandy beaches, see the Museo Picasso showcasing the terrific works of this city's most famous resident, and explore the enchanting Alcazaba of Málaga with its ancient and medieval ruins. In Málaga, you can also visit the striking Gibralfaro castle and the stupendous cathedral during your holidays to Málaga, or take a day trip to the delightful seaside community of Nerja to the east. These attractions offer a diverse and enriching experience, making holidays to Malaga an excellent choice for those seeking a blend of beach relaxation, cultural exploration, and historical discovery.

Amsterdam

In Amsterdam you can visit the Netherlands' largest museum, the Rijksmuseum, which houses a spectacular collection of national art and historic artefacts. Have a wander along the scenic canals, head to the Van Gogh Museum, and learn about the nation's seafaring past by visiting the National Maritime Museum. Amsterdam city breaks offer a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the city's rich history, vibrant culture, and picturesque landscapes, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking a blend of art, history, and scenic beauty.

Palma de Mallorca

See Palma de Mallorca's colossal cathedral on your Palma city breaks, a structure with medieval origins that actually took more than 400 years to build, not completing until the early 17th century. Palma de Mallorca is also overlooked by the outstanding medieval Royal Palace of La Almudaina and the unique circular-shaped Bellver Castle. These historic landmarks offer a glimpse into the rich history and architectural grandeur of Palma de Mallorca, making Palma city breaks an ideal choice for those interested in exploring the cultural and historical treasures of this beautiful island city.

Dublin

In Dublin you could visit the National Aquatic Centre, then head to the Guinness Storehouse to tour the brewery that has been producing Guinness since the 18th century. This city is also the location of the early-medieval Book of Kells, and boasts an impressive archaeological exhibition at the National Museum of Ireland. These attractions offer a glimpse into both the modern and ancient aspects of Dublin, making Dublin city breaks an enriching experience for those interested in a mix of history, culture, and contemporary Irish life.

Düsseldorf

One of the leading fashion centres in Europe, the lively west-German city of Düsseldorf, features the picturesque Königsallee avenue (King's Avenue) and the impressive Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen art gallery. Dominated by the 241-metre Rhine Tower (Rheinturm), where visitors on Düsseldorf breaks can enjoy a remarkable panoramic view of the entire city, Düsseldorf combines modern elegance with cultural richness. This vibrant city, perfect for Düsseldorf breaks, offers a unique blend of high-end shopping, art, and stunning cityscapes, making it an attractive destination for those seeking a blend of fashion, art, and urban exploration.