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Compare 2 fertility clinics in Leeds
There are [2] fertility centers in Leeds with different treatment pricings and IVF packages. The IVF clinics in Leeds offer many options of male and female infertility testing, and a number of procedures, such as ovulation induction, intrauterine insemination, In Vitro Fertilization, donor sperm, LGBT family planning, egg donation, egg freezing, and other options.
Quick info - UK fertility treatment costs in 2022:
Medications, pretests and additional procedures not included.
Please note that ADDITIONAL FEES MAY APPLY based on your unique needs.
Average price of standard IVF with ovarian stimulation:
5,332
5,078
4,373
125,387 CZK
107,530 MXN
417,203 INR
6,923 CAD
Average ICSI treatment price:
1,537
1,464
1,260
36,143 CZK
30,996 MXN
120,261 INR
1,996 CAD
Average price of IVF with Egg donation:
11,450
10,904
9,390
269,258 CZK
230,913 MXN
895,911 INR
14,867 CAD
Average price of IVF with Embryo donation:
4,550
4,333
3,731
106,998 CZK
91,760 MXN
356,017 INR
5,908 CAD
Average price of IVF with Sperm donation:
5,330
5,076
4,371
125,340 CZK
107,491 MXN
417,049 INR
6,921 CAD
Packages & Deals | 2022
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General Information
Leeds is a city in the north of England and the center of the City of Leeds, part of the metropolitan county of West Yorkshire. The river Aire flows through the city. According to the 2001 census, Leeds has a population of 300,000, while the City of Leeds has a population of 700,000, living on an area of 551 km2.
History
The name of the city comes from the name Leodis, which was an Anglo-Saxon designation for a Celtic kingdom that resisted for some time after the Anglo-Saxon invasion. The first written mention of Leeds comes from a land register from 1086.
The development of industry in Leeds was conditioned by the construction of the Aire & Calder Navigation in 1699, the Leeds and Liverpool Canal in 1816 and the railway in 1848. In 1893, Leeds was granted city status. At the beginning of the 20th century, Leeds began to change with the creation of academic institutions - the University of Leeds and Leeds Metropolitan University.
Leeds is currently considered one of the most important cities in Great Britain and the center of the ceremonial county of West Yorkshire.
Leeds - Quick guide
Leeds is one of the greenest cities in Europe and the population enjoys a large number of parks. One of the largest is Roundhay Park, where you will find, in addition to two ponds, also cafes for relaxation. At Hall Park, you can relax in the pleasant Japanese gardens.
On your way to see the sights of the city, you should see the town hall, a Victorian building that is a symbol of the city. Concerts are mainly held here. The historic center is dominated by the Cathedral of St. Anny, a neo-Gothic basilica from the 19th century. Inside is the alabaster altar of Christ's Passions. Church of St. John is exceptional for its wooden interior decoration from the 17th century.
Interesting facts
Leeds hosts the most important music event outside London, the Leeds International Concert Season. Leeds also hosts the internationally renowned Leeds International Film Festival. For art, you can visit the Henry Moore Center, a gallery of a prominent sculptor who was a co-founder of Cubism.
