Victorian Yards & Ginnel Alehouses.
Weave down narrow medieval ginnels off Briggate to discover Leeds’ oldest gaslit coaching inns, copper-topped bars and tiled taprooms.
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Before you set off
- Starting point
- Whitelock’s Ale House, Turks Head Yard
- Terrain
- Paved city footways and narrow historic stone alleys
- Accessibility
- Paved pedestrianised Briggate and narrow flagstone alleyways (ginnels).
- Good to know
- Suggested 18+ · pub heritage & medieval yard history
Free · public walking route
Staying safe on the trail
- Keep your head up: Stay aware of your surroundings, traffic, and pedestrians while walking. Step into a safe, stationary pavement spot before checking your screen.
- Roads and waterways: Use designated pedestrian crossings and keep children supervised near roads, canal towpaths, and tramlines.
- Weather & terrain: Check local daylight hours and weather before setting out. Wear sensible footwear suited to cobbles, stone pavements, and inclines.
- Respect the space: Stay on public rights of way. Never climb walls, scale statues, or trespass onto private land to solve a puzzle.
Your adventure, under wraps.
Solve each mystery to unloc the next destination. Only your start and finish are shown before you set off.
- Start · Whitelock’s Ale House, Turks Head YardHistoric flagstone alley with narrow courtyard; level entrance into the main bar.
- 2 secret stopsRevealed one at a time as you solve.
- Finish · The Adelphi, Hunslet LanePaved street pavement; step-free corner entrance with spacious Victorian snugs.