With summer holidays here, it might prove a challenge to keep restless children busy. Especially if you're on a budget.
We turned to the Yorkshire Evening Post readers to tell us their best tips on things to do with the family in Leeds on a budget.
Here are 11 suggestions, including parks, hunts and museums, to choose from:
1. Leeds City Museum
Numerous readers recommended a visit to the free Leeds City Museum for the summer holidays. Picture by James Hardisty | Picture by James Hardisty Photo: James Hardisty
2. Royal Armouries
The Royal Armouries at Leeds Docks house thousands of weapons, armour and artifacts from history, all for free. Educational displays and re-enactments take place daily as well. Picture by Simon Hulme | Photo: Simon Hulme Photo: Simon Hulme
3. Dino Discovery Trail at White Rose
Starting July 31, dinosaurs are invading White Rose shopping centre for five weeks. The adventurous can go on a hunt for all the prehistoric lizards for free. (Photo by White Rose) | White Rose
4. Picnic in Roundhay Park
Yorkshire Evening Post reader Trisha Hobson said a picnic in Roundhay Park is a great cheap summer activity. Photo: paul - stock.adobe.com
5. Yeadon Tarn
Samantha Bentley said of Yeadon Tarn: "Great for watching planes take off. There's a park and also ducks/swans to feed, sometimes model boat racing. Pack a picnic and spend the day there (when it's dry)" Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe
6. Little Bees
Little Bees soft play in Seacroft allows for play and adventure for younger kids for under £9 per child. Picture by James Hardisty | Picture by James Hardisty Photo: James Hardisty