There are lots of things to do in Sheffield, from encountering the exotic at Sheffield Tropical Butterfly House, and marvelling at the acrobatic flying feats at the Wildlife and Falconry Centre, to finding clues, solving puzzles and making a break for freedom at the Great Escape!
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Why settle for a great day out in the city when you can have an extraordinary time in the Devonshire Quarter? There’s no so-so here. This is home to half a mile of cosmopolitan chic. Where nationally acclaimed award-winning shops rub shoulders with boutique bars and restaurants.
They'll be in their element. Prepare yourself for a mind-blowing voyage of discovery....a hands-on day out at Magna.
Satisfy a thirst for rail travel and real ale while taking in some of the finest scenery in Peak District, perhaps stopping to visit Little John's grave and the start of the Pennine Way.
A stunning rooftop restaurant at BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art combining breathtaking panoramic views with great food and service.
Situated on Ecclesall Road, Mud Crab is known as the place for the best burgers and cocktails.
Grab up to six of your cleverest chums and head to the Great Escape Game in Sheffield where you will have 45 minutes to find the clues, solve the puzzles and make your break for freedom! Steve McQueen’s got nothing on you.
Cocoa is a chocolate sweetie shop & cafe nestled in the hills of Sheffield. Dreamt up by two best friends who refuse to grow up. It is an emporium of wonders & delights, with rows and rows of every kind of sweet imaginable in sparkling glass jars and overflowing with the tastiest chocolate in all the land.
Head to the extraordinary Peddler Night Market in Sheffield. Housed in an old warehouse and boasting a cracking range of street fare, craft beers and live music, it’s a brilliant way to spend your evening.
Challenge your buddies to a game of Ping Pong at the Picture House Social. Offering a selection of beers, wine and fabulous street food, it’s a fantastic venue for a night out with friends.
Sheffield Industrial Museums are the showcase of Sheffield’s industrial story from early industrialisation to modern times, where ‘Made in Sheffield’ remains a mark of craftsmanship and quality known worldwide.