Manjudarsh
County Arcade in Leeds is a stunning example of Victorian shopping architecture. Its elegant glass roof and ornate detailing create a bright, airy atmosphere that feels timeless. The arcade connects Briggate with Vicar Lane, offering boutique shops and stylish cafés. It’s a must‑see for anyone who appreciates historic charm in the heart of the city. County Arcade was built between 1898 and 1904 as part of Leeds’ grand commercial development. Designed by architect Frank Matcham, it was intended to rival the great arcades of Europe. Over time it became part of the larger Victoria Quarter restoration in the 1990s. Today it remains one of Leeds’ most iconic and beautifully preserved historic arcades.






