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Trivial Pursuit

Glossy 3D shapes on dark blue: blue globe on pink block, green atom symbol, purple wedge, yellow and orange forms

Leeds is being transformed into a giant board game to celebrate a landmark moment in its history.

Celebrate 400 years of Leeds one question at a time as the city centre becomes a live interactive version of Trivial Pursuit.

Put your knowledge of all things Leeds to the test, travelling across the city centre from category to category to answer questions and collect wedges, just like the classic game.

Remember - everybody is an expert in something.

Find out more on the Leeds Bid Trivial Pursuit website

25 July to 30 August

Various Locations

All the Family

Collect wedges

The experience will take players on a journey across the city centre, with key locations representing the six classic TRIVIAL PURSUIT categories: Entertainment, Geography, Sports & Leisure, Science & Nature, History, and Art & Literature.

Just like the original game, players will answer questions and collect wedges as they go. There’ll also be classic and junior questions, making it a great one for families, curious kids and competitive grown-ups alike.

Once players have collected all six wedges, they’ll face one final question to complete the challenge.

So whether you’re a Leeds expert, a pub quiz regular or just fancy seeing the city in a different way, this looks set to be one of the most fun ways to spend a summer day in the centre.

Visit one of the six category locations to collect your game card.

  • Trinity Leeds
    Entertainment
  • Victoria Gate
    Science & Nature
  • Wellington Place
    Geography
  • Royal Armouries
    History
  • Merrion Centre
    Sports & Leisure
  • Leeds Corn Exchange
    Art & Literature

Visit between:
Monday to Saturday: 10am to 4pm
Sun: 11am to 4pm

History is our special subject

No surprise that the Royal Armouries will host the History wedge. Our world-class collection of arms and armour and our daily programme of live combat demonstrations and performances bring history to life.

This summer we also have an exciting new exhibition Genghis Khan: How the Mongols Changed the World and an action-packed Mongolian Summer programme, including two free horse shows every day (22 July to 31 August).

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