Things to See & Do
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Best Bar: Enjoy a great atmosphere and choose from a variety of cocktails at the Buddha Bar at Bai Hoi (Mappin Street).
Best Restaurant: Silversmiths (111 Arundel Street, Sheffield) has the best in British cuisine and sources all its produce from suppliers based in Sheffield and Yorkshire.
Best Shopping: Collard Mason boutique (125 Devonshire Street, Sheffield) has a range of innovative and unusual clothes, accessories and jewellery from the best designers around.
Best Sight: Sheffield Botanic Gardens offer visitors some respite from the city's hectic nature.
Best Restaurant: Silversmiths (111 Arundel Street, Sheffield) has the best in British cuisine and sources all its produce from suppliers based in Sheffield and Yorkshire.
Best Shopping: Collard Mason boutique (125 Devonshire Street, Sheffield) has a range of innovative and unusual clothes, accessories and jewellery from the best designers around.
Best Sight: Sheffield Botanic Gardens offer visitors some respite from the city's hectic nature.
Things To See & Do
Chatsworth House
Not to be missed Chatsworth house is one of the Treasure Houses of England, which is nestled in the heart of the Peak District National Park. You can choose to enjoy the farmyard and the impressive woodland adventure playground or relax in the 105 acre garden with its cascades, fountains, and maze.
Weston Park Museum
View Sheffield's amazing collections of beautiful, varied and unusual treasures which are brought to life by fascinating histories, incredible facts and hands-on interactives. The Museum is a captivating exploration of the world and its past, from millions of years ago to the present day.
Millennium Galleries
Situated in the heart of the city this is one of Sheffield's architectural and cultural treasures. The Millennium Galleries is renowned for large blockbuster exhibitions that bring masterpieces from national galleries and museums to the city, alongside innovative contemporary and historical design.
Sheffield Botanical Gardens
A historic landscape created in 1836 is a haven of peace and tranquillity offering stunning collections of trees and shrubs. The spectacular glass pavilions have been restored and house an impressive temperate plant collection. Chose to relax and take in the occasional open-air cultural event or simply to enjoy a picnic, these gardens are a real treasure not to be missed!
Peace Gardens
Situated in the heart of the city explore this award-winning public square, adjacent to the new Winter Garden and within easy reach of the Millennium Galleries. Set against the backdrop of the Victorian Town Hall, magnificent fountains, water features and lawns make this a haven for locals and visitors alike.
Winter Garden
As one of Sheffield's icons, the Winter Garden houses a marvellous display of more than 2,500 plants made up of more than 150 species from around the world. Linking the Millennium Galleries, Tudor Square and the Peace Gardens, it is the largest temperate glasshouse in any European city centre.
Meadowhall Shopping Centre
Sheffield's Meadowhall is one of the UK's largest shopping centres. The centre boasts most of the top high street stores in the UK. Located off the M1, a Supertram bus service offers a direct link from Sheffield city centre.
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