Landmarks thumb|left|Chantry Bridge over the River Calder The most prominent landmark in Wakefield is Wakefield Cathedral, which at has the tallest spire in Yorkshire. Other landmarks in the Civic Quarter on Wood Street include the Grade II*Neoclassical Crown Court of 1810, Wakefield Town Hall designed by T.E. Collcutt and opened in 1880, and the County Hall of 1898 built in a Queen Anne Style which are Grade I listed. St John's Church and Square, St John's North and South Parade are part of residential development dating from the Georgian period.
Landmarks thumb|left|Chantry Bridge over the River Calder The most prominent landmark in Wakefield is Wakefield. Cathedral, which at has the tallest spire in Yorkshire. Other landmarks in the Civic Quarter on Wood Street include the Grade II*Neoclassical Crown Court of 1810 Wakefield Town Hall designed by TE Collcutt and opened in 1880, and the County Hall of 1898 built in a Queen An.ne Style which are Grade I listed. St John's Church and Square, St John's North and ,South Parade are part of residential development dating from the Georgian period.