Location: Wetherby
Top Things to do in Wetherby
The 8 Best Things to Do in Wetherby, United Kingdom (UK)
Wetherby is a market town and civil parish within the City of Leeds metropolitan borough, in West Yorkshire, England. It stands on the River Wharfe, and has been for centuries a crossing place and staging post on the A1 Great North Road, being midway between London and Edinburgh.
Restaurants in Wetherby
1. Stockeld Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Come and embrace fresh Yorkshire air and time together in our magical setting. We open our beautiful parkland throughout the school holidays with Fun for all the family including, Easter, Spring, Summer, Halloween and Christmas events. We have a wonderful Enchanted Forest, Interactive play, Skating rink, Nordic Skiing and a huge Maze. Finish of your visit to our delicious cafe and fabulous shop.
Reviewed By fifitot - Lee, United Kingdom
Me and the kids (son 12 and daughter 6) visited yesterday it was our first time going to the park and we were all very impressed. We all tried out the ice skating, kids first time they loved it so much. My daughter was so...MoreThank you for your review. It sounds like you had a jam packed day including ice skating 3 times!! We look forward to seeing you again and trying your hand at our roller skating in our Easter or Summer Adventures. Kind regards, Stockeld Park
2. Wetherby Racecourse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By Andy X - Halifax, United Kingdom
We booked as usual for a pre Christmas day out. The racing was good despite the cold temperatures.
We booked a table as usual though it was not as good as previous years. The food was smaller in portion, not as good in general and more expensive, the bill seemed high at £267 for 6 people, in fact they were charging us for two bottles of wine we hadn't had
3. Leeds Festival
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Leeds Festival is one of the biggest rock festivals in the UK. Past line-ups have included Status Quo, Alice Cooper, Meat Loaf, Nirvana and Eminem. It’s held every year on the August Bank Holiday Weekend at the same time as the Reading Festival and acts go between then two locations. The moshing and crowd Surfing makes this the perfect festival for any rockers!
Reviewed By Becka01 - Wigan
Went to Leeds fest with 13 friends. Saw some absolutely outstanding acts inc Bastille, kasabian, Eminem, Circa Waves, Haim, Anne Marie etc, however, the booming caravan til daft of clock in the campsite wasn't great when you're trying to get your head down.
Also, security, or lack of was a HUGE concern, especially in the times we are living in! I didn't see one police staff, the lack of drug dogs were apparent by the number of very young kids off their heads on Ket and the state they were in was a concern.
The only 'security' concern Leeds had was to stop people getting in with their own alcohol! Poor really!!
I had a great time but felt let down by the poor attempt at looking after us during these times and seems like safety wasn't a concern!
4. The British Library
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By westcoastfoodee - Vancouver, Canada
A stunning entry into the key elements of the British concept of justice! The story of a King sowing the seeds of his own destruction, deceit with Pope Innocent III, and the inevitable show down with local nobility, with a further twist.
Then all the documents for the eye to see. The original agreement between the King and nobles, two of the Magna Cartas, the annulling Papal Bull, and much more to see. Plan for 2 hours to really drink it in!
5. Bramham Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
"Bramham Park is a grand and unusual house, but its Gardens are grander and even more unusual" wrote Prof. Nikolaus Pevsner. The Gardens and grounds are open all year-round on weekdays only. Please ensure that you call prior to visiting to ensure that we are open. During some large events we are unable to accommodate visitors. House tours are available for groups of 10 people or more. For more information please telephone the Estate Office. Garden entry prices: HHA members - free of charge General admission - £4 Concessions £2
Reviewed By Julie A - Wakefield, United Kingdom
Have now visited the park twice for the annual horse trials and both times I have been very impressed by the facilities. There are always plenty of public conveniences, lots of choice for eating experiences and an excellent range of stalls selling a wide range...MoreThank you for taking the time to leave this review. We are delighted that you enjoyed your time at the Horse Trials, and we hope to be able to welcome you to next year's Event - 8th - 11th June 2017.
6. Police Box Wetherby
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
7. Bramham International Horse Trials
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Running over four days of competition, The Equi-Trek Bramham International Horse Trials is one of Europe's finest equestrian events. Whether you're a hardcore equestrian enthusiast, or fancy a fun day out in the countryside, we have plenty to offer you...
Reviewed By 244caroline - Oxford, United Kingdom
Bramham Horse Trials has always been one of my favourite Three Day Events. Unfortunately, it has lost some of its allure over recent years in my estimation. This is something that could be fixed quite easily. The Members Catering is STILL somewhat shambolic. On the dressage day, there were either insufficient staff, or insufficient training, given the long queues. One member off staff advised me there were no plastic cups, so I had to point out the stack of them behind him on the bar. Most importantly, STILL no champagne either by the glass, or by the bottle-only Prosecco. There was, however, a Laurent Perrier 'wagon' at the bottom end (in the public catering) of the Trials....this 'wagon' should be in the Members area or beside the Members Registration box. Additionally, the standard of trade stands has slipped over recent years with most of them more at home at the local car boot sales. Come on Bramham, this is a shame.
8. Georgian Bathhouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By 2014Jandy - Nottingham, United Kingdom
We visited the Georgian Bathhouse while on a visit to Wetherby. It is an unusal Georgian Bathhouse that can be found at Wharfedale Lawn and was built over 200 years ago. You go through Jubilee Park which is a very nice small park leading down to the river to find the building. There is a blue plaque on the building itself giving details of its history.
