Holy Trinity Church

Went to watch an event here by candlelight that was amazing and I would have walked past this church right next to the trinity centre and burger king and not known it was there. That would have been a shame. Its lovely I don't think all original features are there ( I might be wrong) but it is lovely and clean and has a really calming feeling in there. Look out for it if you pass. They do lots for the community

Grade 1 listed church, foundation stone laid in 1722. The architect, William Halfpenny did the original drawings, while William Etty of York was the principal architect. The original spire blew down in 1839, so a taller stone steeple replaced it. Has some brilliant examples of stained glass windows, which are worth seeing if you like stained glass. I do!

The church has been renovated in sympathy with its history to make a lovely amenity in the heart of the city centre.

A stunning piece of architecture hidden within the heart of the city. The beatific tower stands out proudly and it is an interesting site to see.

Stunning, as soon as I walked in to this building I was in awe ❤️ beautiful. Even tho it was in the centre of Leeds. I was amazing how quite It was inside the building.

We attended a classical quartet show here, a great venue with a relaxing atmosphere. We didn’t hear any noise from the outside despite being in the centre of the city

Our first visit, we were there for the Leeds Male Voice Choir concert with Masterworks Coral at 17.00 today.They also did another show at 14.00 today as well.Our friend Bob is a member of the choir.A show of 2 half's, Classical first half. Followed by Christmas Carol's and jumpers 2nd half, very funny in the second half and a great concert.Very entertaining and excellent singing all round.Very enjoyable and looking forward to next year's concert.All funds raised were forSt. George's Crypt Charity.Tickets were very reasonably priced at £12.00 for Adults.A very enjoyable day.

It is a very quiet and wonderful place near Trinity mall

Such a stunning church, came to an art event here and honestly the outside snd the inside of the church was simply stunning.

Holy Trinity Church, on Boar Lane in the heart of Leeds, is a really interesting place to enjoy a musical concert.It was a performance by Chineke! Wind Quintet, of classical and modern pieces, as part of Leeds International Concert Season; and, 'Pay What You Decide'.The acoustics aren't the best - too many large flat surfaces (it's a Georgian church, after all); the seats are wooden and not very comfortable (45 minutes each half plus interval is just about right); but, it's a striking and memorable space.There is also a café, and toilets.Then, after a relaxing experience, you emerge into the noise and chaos of Leeds city centre on a Saturday night!