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Request a tour

You can arrange a special tour to suit your interests and timetable.

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Prices: Two-hour tours cost between £11 per person for large community groups and £15 per person for smaller groups.

£50 for 1 person 

£75 for 2

£90 for 3

£100 for 4

Negotiable for larger groups

Special price for schools

Around £250 for large groups of professionals - depending on size of group and topic.

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Let's talk! The sliding scale is inevitably a bit lumpy but I always manage to arrive at a price that clients consider reasonable.

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I've guided many different kinds of groups:

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  • family groups - big birthdays, special anniversaries, visiting relatives

Maybe you're celebrating a family event and would like a memorable occasion that involves more than a party? 

  • undergraduates in geography, environmental sciences, social sciences, business and more

  • ‘A’ level geography students and Geographical Associations

  • Thoresby Society (historians) and Leeds Civic Trust, including for Heritage Open Days

  • local companies: induction for new staff & 'away days'; hosting clients & visitors

  • local residents interested in their city - newcomers to Leeds, those who've lived here all their lives and others who fancy learning more

  • University of the Third Age (U3A) groups from Yorkshire & beyond

  • international visitors

  • conference delegates

  • families with potential students considering Leeds as a place to study

  • groups of university alumni back in Leeds for reunions

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Even better for learning: get me to give an illustrated talk first (in person or via Zoom) and then gain more understanding by coming on a tour. 

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Since 2003, I've given many talks for companies, schools, community groups, U3A, WI and other organisations. 

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Get in touch 

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Makkah mosque tour Jan 2017

This is a group of newcomers to Leeds – mostly from mainland Europe. We started in the Georgian West End, in the area around Hanover Square, and progressed through the dense Victorian housing which is now a multi-cultural area. I’d arranged for us to visit the Hindu Temple that sits amongst red brick back-to-back houses and then, via a curry lunch, we went on to the main mosque where the Imam and his team gave us a warm welcome. We finished at Left Bank Leeds, a converted church in Cardigan Road.

 

Another tour starts at Kirkstall Abbey and shows how the 12th century links right through to the 21st century in Cardigan Road.

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