Sheffield Things to Do Tips by Nobbe

Check out the City Hall. City Hall Review

The City Hall, built in 1933, is a multi-level, multi-functional concert venue.

Other Contact: The main concert hall, with its

Visit the Cathedral of... Cathedral Review

Visit the Cathedral of Sheffield.
The Cathedral is Sheffield's only medieval building.

Directions: In the city centre. Parking is not easy in the centre of Sheffield, and there is no special parking space for visitors to the Cathedral. However, coach parties can be dropped at, and collected from, t

Meadowhall is a unique... Meadowhall Shopping Centre Review

Meadowhall is a unique shopping destination with over 270 retail outlets including everybody's favourite names. It makes a really popular day out, whatever the weather - and it attracts millions of visitors every year.
Attractions include a 11 screen Cinema, Crèche and the Coca-Cola Oasis foodcourt where you can relax, eat and drink whilst watching the giant 48 screen Vidiwall.

Address: Meadowhall.

Visit Meadowhall - A gigantic... Meadowhall Shopping Centre Review

Visit Meadowhall - A gigantic leisure shopping centre with more than 270 shops, Meadowhall attracts 30 million visitors a year. It's probably Europe's most successful mall. Features include an 11 screen Warner Village cinema, the Oasis Mediterranean-style food court with a giant video wall, and The Lanes, an avenue of specialist and crafts shops offering visitors the chance to search for that something a little bit different, selling everything from designer fragrances, silver jewellery and harmonicas, to limited edition framed prints and furniture.

Address: Just off junction 34 of the M1.

Other Contact: Centre open: Mon-Wed 9am-8pm;

Have a look at the Town Hall. City Hall Review

All the building is made from Stoke Stone from Stoke Hall quarry in Derbyshire and was designed in a Northern Renaissance style by architect E W Mountford. Queen Victoria officially opened the Town Hall in 1897.