Only lucky people who had the privilege of growing up in the city can truly appreciate our culture, heritage and way of life - and the things that give us a special feeling of home, no matter where we are. READ MORE: 20 long-gone Leeds nightclubs we haven't forgotten | The rocky road that took Leeds more than 40 years to finish
7. The Town and Country
This legendary venue boasted something for everyone. Live music galore - this is the ticket queue for U2 in 1997 - to Brutus Gold on a Friday and Top Banana on a Saturday. | jpimedia Photo: Dan Oxtoby
8. Duchess of York, Vicar Lane
One of the north's most legendary venues which boasted live music every night. When Nirvana played there in 1989, Kurt Cobain spent a night upstairs on the battered sofa. | jpimedia
9. Hyde Park Picture House
This Grade II listed cinema has been a movie lovers delight since November 1914. | jpimedia
10. Whitelocks
Turned 300 years old in 2015. It first opened in 1715 as the Turks Head, a heritage reflected in the name of the yard in which Whitelocks is situated. Cheers! | jpimedia
11. McDonalds, Briggate
By 4.30am on a Sunday, it has Big Mac sauce sliding down the walls, so watch yourself! | jpimedia
12. The Dortmund Drayman
This sculpture in Dortmund Square is the place to meet or enjoy a busker performing on a sunny day. | other