Leeds is a city proudly built around a valley, meaning we are absolutely spoiled for choice when it comes to dramatic, panoramic vistas.
Whether you want to stare at the modern, evolving downtown skyline or lose yourself in the rolling green hills of the West Yorkshire countryside, there are endless spots to take in a great view.
We asked Yorkshire Evening Post readers on Facebook to name the single best view in Leeds. Their nominations ranged from hidden woodland gems and historic ruins to dramatic commuter hills.
While we were surprised, many of the responses were clean (not a builder crack joke in sight - one slightly iffy Armley reference for full disclosure, though), we do have to acknowledge those readers whose answer was "in the rear-view mirror as you leave."
Have at it amongst yourselves if you disagree (we certainly do).
But for the rest of our readers, their choices ranged from the urban sprawl to the green spaces that populate our city.
Here’s your 13 best views in Leeds - do you agree with your fellow neighbours that they are exceptional?
1. Surprise View, Otley Chevin
Undoubtedly the most popular nomination, this iconic spot looks out across the spectacular Wharfe Valley. Rosie Flo's singled out "Surprise view Otley chevin", with Philip Lee adding it is best "looking towards Harrogate or Otley Chevin." | Jonathan Gawthorpe
2. Cabbage Hill, Wortley
For a stunning, unobstructed panorama of the city centre skyline, West Leeds has a fantastic option. Sarah Webster wrote: "Of Leeds city centre, it has to be from Cabbage Hill Wortley," a nomination backed up by Donny Ged, who named it the absolute best view of the city itself.
3. Post Hill Woods, Pudsey
If you fancy a steep climb with a rewarding view at the top, Andrew James Wilson points readers directly to the "top of Post Hill Woods" on the border of Pudsey and Wortley. | National World
4. Rawdon Billing, Rawdon
Tony Woolmer nominated this atmospheric, elevated former quarry site, recommending "Rawdon Billing" for those who want a breezy, panoramic look across the local landscape.
5. King Alfred's "Rocks", Meanwood
If you are looking for a hidden gem along the Meanwood Valley Trail, Neil Brearley highly recommends seeking out the rugged heights of "King Alfred's Rocks, Meanwood."
6. Temple Newsam, Halton
The beautiful estate grounds are always a favourited for scenic walks. Both Adelle Barrow and Anna Soraja nominated "Temple Newsam" as their favourite view in the city. | Northern Lights Leeds