So my partner and I recently checked out Leeds City Museum, and it's a pretty cool spot right in the heart of the city. The best part is it's totally free! It's really good for a budget-friendly day out or just a quick museum date 🥰

When we went, they had this exhibition called "Living with Death." Despite sounding a bit heavy, it was super interesting, but yeah, a tad on the somber side. The exhibit dove into death, dying, and bereavement, which sounds gloomy, but it was done in a really thoughtful way. It got us thinking about how death is just part of life's journey that it happens to everyone and no need to stress too much about it. It also emphasized the importance of honoring those who've passed on. Anyway, I'm not gonna spoil any good part, go check for yourself! This exhibit ends on 6 January 2025.

Despite the somber theme, it wasn't all doom and gloom. They've got some awesome displays on Leeds history. And many taxidermy animals were displayed. But the whole museum had this way of making you appreciate life more. It's like it gave us a new perspective on making the most of our time here.

The place is well laid out, easy to navigate, and the staff are REALLY helpful 🙌

It's perfect for a few hours of wandering, learning, and escaping the hustle and bustle outside.

Whether you're a history buff, culture vulture, or just looking for something different to do, Leeds City Museum is definitely worth a visit.

Catch the "Living with Death" exhibit before it's too late!