Kirkgate Market at Leeds Kirkgate Market

Leeds Kirkgate Market was founded in 1857 and the birthplace of Marks and Spencer Plc which is still present in the market today, Kirkgate Market is a stunning Grade 1 listed building which has grown and expanded over the decades and is now proud bearer of the title of largest indoor market in Europe. The indoor market has a total footprint of c.75,000 sq ft, complimented by a 180-stall open market.

Kirkgate Market also has over 250 stalls selling various items including Flowers, Furniture, Sweets, Tools, White Goods, Hair Products, Food, Cafes, Clothing, Toys and the famous fresh food area on Butchers & Fish & Game Row.

People spending £5 at the market will be able to reduce the cost of an up-to-two hour stay when using the nearby NCP car park by £2.
Market customers will pay £3.60 for a stay of up to two hours at the 600 space car park on New York Street.
Shoppers can validate their NCP ticket at the market information centre, at the bottom of row J, on production of receipts totalling £5 or over from Kirkgate market traders dated the same day.