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:
7. Leeds Bear Hunt
Families looking to explore can discover 35 giant bear sculptures and 50 bear cubs across the city, checking off the bears using the Leeds Bear Hunt app for free. Photo: Steve Riding
8. Thwaite Watermill
One reader recommended Thwaites Watermill for a cheap activity with the kids for the summer holidays. The industrial museum features a fully restored working water-powered mill built in 1823-1825. Photo: Google
9. Otley Market Square
Margaret Thompson said: "On Wednesdays there's free activities for young kids in the market square in Otley. Then walk to river and have an ice cream." Picture by Gerard Binks | JPI media
10. Middleton Park
Among the most popular suggestions by the Yorkshire Evening Post readers was Middleton Park. Jane Knighton said the park has lots of walking, watching or using the bike hub, a lovely cafe & open spaces away from the pond for football and ballgames. Picture by Wade's Charity | Wade's Charity Photo: Wade's Charity
11. Harewood House
A stroll through the Harewood house and gardens is a perfect escape from the busy city this summer. And according to Harewood House, children get 50% off tickets when booked via the estate's website using the code KIDSHALFPRICE. Picture by Tony Johnson | Picture by Tony Johnson Photo: Yorkshire Post Newspapers