Leeds Corn Exchange

Leeds Corn Exchange is one of Britain’s finest Victorian buildings and a Grade 1 listed structure. Designed by Cuthbert Brodrick and completed in 1864, Leeds Corn Exchange holds tremendous significance both as an architectural masterpiece and cultural icon.Leeds Corn Exchange is proud to champion the very best in creative, innovative and independent retail enterprises, and the building’s striking features provide the backdrop for a unique shopping experience. Now just one of three Corn Exchanges in the country which still operates in its traditional capacity as a centre for trade, Leeds Corn Exchange sits at the heart of the local community.

Leeds Corn Exchange welcomes disabled people to its venue. We are committed to making the venue accessible to everyone, so they can enjoy the space as much as we do. We always try to accommodate access needs to the best of our ability.

Leeds Corn Exchange is fully accessible via the front entrance ramp and there is lift access to all floors. There are accessible toilet facilities on the lower ground floor.

Do not hesitate to contact us prior to your visit so we can accommodate your needs.

Contact

Adam Warner

Tel: 0113 2340363

Email: [email protected]

*Please note during landlord works the accessible toilet is unavailable. During this time our friends at Reds True Barbecue have kindly let us share theirs.

Access information

• Accessible toilet
• Refreshments available
• Step-free access
• Wheel-chair access

Leeds Corn Exchange Website