Leisure

Hull Culture and Leisure offer first class sport and leisure facilities for both casual and club users. Facilities include swimming pools, multi-purpose sports halls, an athletics stadium and new outdoor tennis court at Costello Stadium, the region’s largest ice rink and the regions only cycle track. They also have outdoor all weather pitches suitable for hockey, football and general training practices.

You can find your local leisure activities and facilities at -

• Albert Avenues Pools (Opens in a new window)
• Beverley Road Pools (Opens in a new window)
• Bowls and Fishing passes (Opens in a new window)
• Costello Stadium (Opens in a new window)
• Ennerdale Leisure centre (Opens in a new window)
• Hull Arena (Opens in a new window)
• Sutton Park Golf Course (Opens in a new window)
• Woodford Leisure Centre (Opens in a new window)
• Waudby Centre (Opens in a new window)

Live it Hull

‘Live it Hull’ is Hull Culture and leisure’s online campaign to help you stay active and healthy. You can follow them on their Facebook page to find out what new activities you can get involved in.

Visit the ‘Live It’ Hull Facebook page here (Opens in a new window)

Hull’s parks are beautiful, relaxing spaces which play host to a range of activities and events enjoyed by the whole community. They are also home to a variety of sports clubs, friends groups and community organisations.

You can find your local park at –

• Alderman Kneeshaw Recreation Ground (Opens in a new window)
• Bude Park (Opens in a new window)
• Costello Playing fields and Peter Pan Park (Opens in a new window)
• East Park (Opens in a new window)
• Noddle Hill Nature Reserve (Opens in a new window)
• Oak Road playing fields (Opens in a new window)
• Pearson Park (Opens in a new window)
• Pickering Park (Opens in a new window)
• West Park (Opens in a new window)

Hull Culture and Leisure have 12 libraries across the city that provide a wide range of materials for loan, computers and internet access and a fantastic range of events and activities. The also offer a home library service for those who are unable to get to a library.

Joining the library is free, as are most of its services and events. You can even access some of the information resources from the comfort of your home.

You can find your local library at –

• Avenues Library (Opens in a new window)
• Bransholme Library (Opens in a new window)
• Central Library (Opens in a new window)
• East Park Library (Opens in a new window)
• Fred Moore Library (Opens in a new window)
• Freedom Centre Library (Opens in a new window)
• Greenwood Avenue Library (Opens in a new window)
• Gipsyville Library (Opens in a new window)
• Home Library Service (Opens in a new window)
• Ings Library (Opens in a new window)
• Longhill Library (Opens in a new window)
• Waudby Library (Opens in a new window)
• Western Library (Opens in a new window)

You can find the Museums Quarter on High Street in the heart of the Old Town, on the banks of the River Hull. The old warehouses, merchant dwellings, lanes and pubs nearby all lend their unique flavour to this historic district.

All of Hull’s museums are situated in Hull City Centre and are within short walking distance of the bus and train station (Paragon Interchange).

You can find your local museums or gallery at –

• Arctic Corsair (Opens in a new window)
• Ferens (Opens in a new window)
• Hands On History Museum (Opens in a new window)
• Hull and East Riding Museum (Opens in a new window)
• Hull Maritime Museum (Opens in a new window)
• Spurn Lightship (Opens in a new window)
• Streetlife Museum (Opens in a new window)
• Wilberforce House (Opens in a new window)