Leeds - Features - Scotsman.com Friday, 7pm Check in at 42 The Calls (www.42thecalls.co.uk, doubles from £59.50). Freshen up, then enjoy a pre-dinner drink. 8pm Dinner next door at Brasserie Forty4 (www.brasserie44.com). Saturday, 10am Browse the Victoria Quarter, home to designer brands where footballers" WAGs shop, Thornton's Arcade for quirkier boutiques, and the Corn Exchange. Noon Brunch at the Piazza by Anthony (www.anthonysrestaurant.co.uk). Anthony Flinn's brilliant brasserie occupies the entire ground floor of the stylish Victorian Corn Exchange building. 2pm Visit the Royal Armouries Museum (free, www.royalarmouries.org) and its terrifying, yet beautiful, weaponry. 4pm See work by Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth and Anthony Gormley at Leeds Art Gallery (free, www. leedsartgallery.co.uk). 8pm Dine at Aagrah (www.aagrah.com) - select your fish, see it cooked at your table and served in your choice of sauces inspired by the culinary traditions of Goa and Kashmir. 10pm Head for the Sky Lounge, on the 13th floor of the Doubletree by Hilton, for the view and a taste of Leeds at its most flash. Dress to impress. Sunday, 11am Visit Leeds City Museum (free, www.leedsmuseum.co.uk). The museum has had a makeover, and highlights include Roman statuary, the "Leeds Mummy" and much more. Noon Try a Sechuan lunch at Red Chilli (www.redchillirestaurant.co.uk) in The Electric Press, Millennium Square. 2pm Visit Harewood House (£14, www.harewood.org, no. 36 bus), the splendid ancestral home of the Earl of Harewood, for a glimpse of how the other half still live. 6pm Catch the train home. East Coast trains (www.eastcoast.co.uk) operate direct services to York from stations in Scotland. A frequent local service connects York with Leeds. Times and fares available on 08457 225225, www.visitleeds.co.uk