Greenhill Community Library is an important part of the area and offers a cultural exchange for many local people and visitors to the area....

Graves Park is by far Sheffield’s biggest and most varied park. Located on the south side of the city, the park was donated to the...

A family oriented park 12.87 hectares in size. Facilities include a skateboard park, assault course, swings, slide adventure playground, boating lake, tennis courts, bowling green,...

Bishops House Museum stands in the grounds of the fabulous Meersbrook Park. It is the best preserved example of a timber-framed home in Sheffield and...

Founded towards the end of the 12th Century, Beauchief Abbey’s main tower is still remarkably undiminished. The rest of the Abbey including the cloisters, chapter...

The leafy area of Meersbrook is an enormous and varied park with a bowling green, playground, wooded area, herb garden, walled flower garden and much...

Situated opposite the leafy Eccleshall Woods, Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet is an industrial works that used to produce agricultural tools over 300 years ago. A trip...

Built in 1920, the magnificent Abbeydale Picture House was the largest and most luxurious picture palace in Sheffield, with 1560 seats and a billiard hall...

Heeley City Farm began life as a pile of rubble in 1981. In its place has grown an eco-friendly community farm and gardens. Transformed by...

Home of the Blades, Bramall Lane is a modern 30,000 capacity stadium on the outskirts of the city centre. If you seek a day of...

Situated on the fringes of the Peak District, Sheffield is certainly a city of climbers. The Edge is a renowned and acclaimed indoor climbing centre...

St Mary’s Church was built on land donated by the Duke of Norfolk and was completed in 1830. A massive and imposing site on the...

Located in a beautiful setting in the Nether Edge area of Sheffield, the Merlin Theatre is a small, friendly venue. Founded in 1969, the theatre...

Located on a quiet street in Nether Edge, the Grade 2 listed Lantern Theatre is Sheffield's only small Victorian theatre, with the dressing rooms and...

BLOCspace is a contemporary gallery which exhibits innovative works by emerging Yorkshire artists and recent graduates. The monthly exhibitions feature all forms of visual arts...

With over 100 shops, restaurants, cafes, banks, and market stalls, the pedestrianised Moor is one of the most popular shopping districts in Sheffield City Centre....

Gatecrasher One is a global brand and a stark example of how Sheffield’s old industries are being replaced by new ones, as the building of...

Situated in the heart of Sheffield’s cultural quarter the Site Gallery has emerged as a champion of contemporary art. The gallery has changing displays of...

Established in 1977 by a group of artists and craftspeople, the Yorkshire Artspace Society is the UK’s only purpose built art and craft studio featuring...

The Sheffield Archives are housed in a public building at the very heart of this important city in South Yorkshire, and comprise the largest collection...

The Leadmill is a landmark music and club venue in Sheffield’s recent history. It started out in 1980 offering visitors a nightly escape from the...

Found in the cultural quarter of the city, the Showroom Cinema is a nationally lauded independent cinema. Veering away from the Hollywood movies of mainstream...

Opened in 1993 in a former garage building, the Workstation is Britain’s largest media and cultural business centre housing high quality exhibitions in over 5,000...

Nestling in the heart of the Sheffield City centre are the award winning Peace Gardens which are situated right beside the Town Hall. Originally called...

Sheffield Town Hall is an impressively domineering sight in the centre of the city. Flanked by the Peace Gardens and the Winter Garden it is...

This historic entertainment and arts venue in Sheffield’s city centre is host to 400 events a year. Designed by classic revivalist E. Vincent Harris and...

Sheffield General Cemetery is a site of national historical importance. Opened in 1836 it became the principal burial ground for Victorian Sheffield and is home...

Dating from 1928, this police box is the only survivor of 120 boxes which served the Sheffield City Police until the 1960s. Approximately 5 feet...

Weston Park Museum has been open to the public since October 2006, since establishing itself as one of the favourite visitor attractions in the area....

A Grade II listed building in the heart of Sheffield, the Upper Chapel was built in 1700 and has been Unitarian for two centuries. It...

Situated in the city centre, Orchard Square is accessed from the top of busy pedestrian shopping street, Fargate. The development of Orchard Square turned a...

The Ruskin Gallery contains a unique collection of minerals, paintings, ornithological prints, drawings, manuscripts and architectural plaster casts that were assembled by John Ruskin....

A fantastic destination for those into botany or architecture, The Winter Garden is a must see attraction. Housing hundreds of species of plants from every...

Located on the third floor of the Central Library, the Graves Art Gallery is home to a wide range of British and European art from...

This library is located in the heart of Sheffield and has been especially formulated in order to be of interest to children. The whole...

The local studies library collects materials in printed form that relate in some manner to the city of Sheffield and the surrounding areas of South...

Located in Tudor Square, the Lyceum is a traditional proscenium arch theatre offering a variety of productions including opera, ballet, Shakespeare, pantomime, and West End...

A lavish, grandiose Livery Hall built in 1832; the Cutlers’ Hall is a venue second to none. Sitting opposite the Sheffield Cathedral, this beacon of...

Ponds Forge was built when Sheffield was host to the World Student Games and is a shinning example of the high standards such a prestigious...

This museum houses a collection of social and industrial artefacts illustrating life and work in Sheffield from 1850 to 1950. Collected over the last 30...