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.
1. Changing Face
The Headrow, one of the main streets to run through Leeds City Centre, has undergone a transformation over the years. | National World
2. Setting Up
The big wheel and Thor's Tipi is setting up on The Headrow ahead of the arrival of Leeds Christmas Market on November 21. | National World
3. Refurbishment
Leeds Town Hall is set to reopen next year after a multi-million pound refurbishment programme. The Grade I listed building, which was opened in 1858 by Queen Victoria, has been closed since 2021. | National World
4. Student Living
Headrow Court opened its doors this year for a new luxury student living complex. The flats are spread across four buildings, with en-suites, kitchenettes and shared amenity space. The proposals also include a cycle store, laundry room and bin store, as several of the studios would be accessible. | National World
5. Festive Feeling
Thor's Tipi is once again setting up its home on the Headrow for the festive season as part of the Christmas Market. The markets are set to officially open on Friday. | National World
6. Demolition
It was once at the heart of Leeds City Centre’s retail offering. But today The Core is now just a shell of its former self as demolition work continues on the site which has stood on the Headrow and Land’s Lane since 1987. Plans will see the centre make way for new shops and student flats. | National World