Fun things to do in Sheffield: 49 fun attractions and activities

Firstly, this is a free to enter venue. The botanical gardens are a beautiful piece of serenity within a large city. The gardens are stunning and laid out in a way that enables one to amble around relaxing. There are many varied areas with lots of different themes, all utterly gorgeous. We saw lots of squirrels that are so tame they can be hand fed. We also stopped at the café for a very welcome cup of tea. The gardens are definitely worth a visit.

Great place to visit and free too. We were pleasantly surprised, its really is a hidden gem. The Glass House is full of interesting plants and the gardens are really well maintained. The squirrels were very friendly and entertaining.

The botanical garden is beautiful in autumn, with trees in many shades creating lovely layers of colour. We went in the morning, and the squirrels were very active. Several even came close looking for food, which was really cute.

A great place to get away from it all. Some lovely walks around the gardens, loads of plants and trees (looks lovely). Most plants and trees have labels to help you identify them. There are plenty of seats in all parts of the gardens, some are in lovely quiet places. Spent ages just looking at the plants and listening to the wildlife. There is a cafe and toilets. When I visited the indoor part of the gardens were closed for maintenance. It is free to enter!

These gardens are absolutely beautiful. At certain times of the year, the vivid colours and patterns formed by trees, plants and shrubs are simply amazing. There are so many features in this garden, something for everyone. You can spend quite a lot of time here on a sunny day, enjoying the grounds, visiting the tropical greenhouse, the rock garden, and many more. There are toilet facilities on site. There is paid parking and also a few free spots if you can find one, or park further away and walk. Sheffield Botanical Gardens is a great place to visit, even as a day trip especially Spring time. And it’s free. Thank you Sheffield.

Wonderful place! I had a great day today walking, not crowded, people having picnics.. just a lovely relaxing day surrounded by nature's colours

A wonderful place to relax with family and alone. It's a beautiful view of different corners. There are a large number of different varieties of magnolia here, about 30 species, so it is worth returning here at the end of May. There is also an alley with roses, both old and new varieties. There is a greenhouse with a great number of plants, especially cool cacti, aloe which was planted in 2003 and looks like a tree, there are also banana trees. Admission is free here, but you can make a donation online. Also on the territory there are many interesting tablets with the history of the garden, which will be especially relevant for children in the study of biology and nature in general. There's a café and a parking lot.

A wonderful museum detailing the history of steel making and the making of tools and of the cutlery trade in Sheffield. Helpful friendly staff. You can wander at your leisure or have guided tour. No entry charge but donations welcomed. Small car parking further on past the museum entrance. The Museum is a ten minute walk from Shalesmoor blue tram stop.

Nice visit to the museum with the kids, free entrance however donations recommended (cash or card) educational for the kids. They enjoyed looking and learning about the dofferent items on offer. Parking at the back, reasonable prices £1.50 for 2 hours.

A must visit for technology and history buffs when in Sheffield. While the museum is free, donations are welcomed. I spent a good deal of time here just exploring and absorbing the steel industry. Who knew that aside from armoury and steel plating, sheffield was also famous for cutlery and other steel based utensils including pocket knives! Friendly staff just enhanced the whole experience. You also get to see the huge steam engine made for rolling steel and which they turn on allow to run on Thursdays to Sundays. Check the times as I missed seeing it run having visited on Wednesday. Still an amazing site to behold!! Love the visit and I highly recommend it.

This is fantastic if you are an engineer or interested in the history of steel making. Lots of great exhibits the best of which are the large steam engine which you can see running it made me tingle watching it. Also a Crossley engine that turns over showing how these things worked plus plenty more things check out their website. Suggested payment is £5 which is frankly very low for the display on show. You must go

Took my sister from Sweden, we loved the atmospheric museum. So many interesting facts and exhibits. Check days beforehand to see the steam engine in action,it's not working every day. Sorry we missed it. We enjoyed a great coffee in the cafe afterwards.

We went to the Sheffield beer 🍺 festival and had a great time, as well as looking around the museum. Would recommend both. And even tried deep fried pizza.

Amazing, free entry museum, n1 place to visit in Sheffield, nice location as well, very quiet plus you'll find a few pubs near by as well

Always some interesting temporary exhibitions as well as long term collections. I have been to Feel Good Art Club here which is a lovely relaxed evening. Good spot to spend a bit of time with visiting friends or family.

Close to the Sheffield theatres and accessible from the Sheffield Winter Gardens, the Millenium Gallery is a small but very well curated space with some permanent and some temporary exhibitions all situated to one side of the Gallery. The space also includes a small shopping area with books, prints, jewellery and more for sale. The staff are lovely! Well worth a visit if you are in Sheffield for even a short period.

Millennium Gallery is a small but well curated collection in central Sheffield. We accessed it through the Winter Garden. Entrance is by donation. The gallery is informative and well signed. While our visit wasn’t long (under an hour) it was well worth our time. There is also a lovely gift shop. Exhibits and gift shop both tell some of the history and culture of the city. It was a great stop before seeing a show, as it’s right next to the theatre.

Gorgeous place. Love the botanical garden and the variety of exhibits on display. My personal favourite is the permanent Ruskin collection of natural history works. It’s also fab that they’ve recently introduced a place for local artists to sell their wares, as well as a pop up shop for small independent businesses.

We came to visit the Colour exhibition at the Millennium Galleries. We thought the curation was excellent - there was a great range of art, clothing, oddities and interactive exhibits. The blend of art, philosophy and science to explore colour was really engaging and there was something to appeal to people of all ages. The galleries overall sit in a lovely setting close to the enclosed winter gardens and were a fun way to spend a couple of hours.

It’s so worth visiting The Sykes Gallery Metalwork Collection for the incredible display of Sheffield metalwork. The skill set of Sheffield workers past and present on show is just magnificent. Also the short films made to show the process of metalworking are beautiful… Outstanding.

Entered the Millennium Gallery through the Winter Garden. We managed to view three exhibitions before closing time. My favourite was the Sheffield metal works exhibition. It had a museum feel to it. I’ve attached a few pictures:

It's certainly beautiful, reminds me of something in London canary wharf. But very small, there are beautiful plants and places to sit

A beautiful tropical garden in the heart of Sheffield. The selection of tropical flowers and plants are housed under the incredible structure above. There is a cafe and a few other vendors inside and it’s well worth visiting.

Lovely wee place to visit. Wonderful architecture. Free entry

It is very warm, tropical, inside so when it is cold outside hide over there ha ha

Peaceful during the day, and looks great when lit up for events.

Super relaxing, I took photos here for a competition to show how civil engineering and nature and preserving ecosystems can go hand in hand, and this was perfect. A very calming environment to be, and a charming place in the city centre.

Beautiful indoor garden that's free to walk around. Quite small, but quiet and peaceful 😊🌴

Beautiful experience & well worth checking out whatever your faith (or none). Very helpful staff who help bring elements to life with their wisdom Lovely cafe with typical Sheffield delights too

A surprising interior with ancient and modern designs. Good cafe with toilets. Side chapel and Crypt worth visiting while there. Right by Supertram stop and short walk from Station via Pond St etc.

Historic cathedral in the heart of Sheffield. Welcoming staff and very informative signs make it a trip worth while. The naval flags were a particular highlight personally.

Nice for a walk around, even has a cafe but we didn’t go in this time

We stopped by to see an Ancestor's tomb, it is such a beautiful cathedral. The Chief Priest welcomed us and was so friendly, helpful and knowledgeable ☺️

The place is pretty nice and well managed. When I came, it was pretty quiet, which is nice if you wanna have a prayer. Then, there was someone playing the pipe organ/piano, so beautiful, adding good impression of the experience. The gift shop has some cute stuffs :)

Gorgeous cathedral. Free entry. Staff lovely and a nice shop and coffee shop.

It was the 1st time we've been to Magna this weekend and we loved it. Lots to do and see, the big melt was amazing and got my 6 year old attention which is not easy to do. My sons favourite floor was the water floor and he was drenched when we came out of it. Luckily we had a towel to hand but it was good fun. We had a mix of a picnic and food from the cafe (the cafe food is expensive). The playground adventure had lots for all ages and my partner even went on the zip line too. The water park looks lovely but my boy said it was too cold to go in.

An absolutely epic place for kids and adults alike! So interactive and interesting it kept us all entertained for hours. I loved the set up representing the 4 elements earth, wind, fire and water plus I found the big melt interesting (a little jumpy for my 2 year old). The outside park was huge and if we lived closer we would be there all the time! They had standard play area equipment but standpits I couldn't get my 2 year old out of and a water park I couldn't get my 5 year old out of! 100% recommend and we will be going back!

Went to the Magna science centre today and it was great. The exhibition was interesting, interactive and quite inspiring. The place is massive but it felt full of interesting things to do and look at. I felt like I was on red dwarf at one point haha. My niece enjoyed it and got involved. The cafe is ok, there are plenty of toilets and there is also a good park outside. The bonus is that you pay once and get an annual pass free, fantastic!

We got there very early, highly recommend getting there for opening time. It is quite dark so be aware, it can be quite noisy so if you have a sensor problem with sound take ear protection. There are plenty of interactive things to do, you will be very entertained, great for all age groups, we went with a toddler and he love all of it ( not the noisy parts of course) They have toilets on every floor and seats for you to rest on every floor and entrance. They have a cafe with plenty of seating they also have a specific packed lunch area too with is different and nice. The food prices where good not expensive at all. They have a large outside play area with a dry part and wet part. Be prepared for your kids to gey wet. Bout indoor and out. Best are is the year round ticket

Absolutely fantastic day out! Can't wait to visit again. The park and splash pad outside is a day in itself. Our 18 month old loved running round and all the interactive things. Cafe was nice, staff friendly. Only thing I'd say to improve was the baby changing facilities were a bit rough and would be nice to have some stations dotted round to refil water bottles. Otherwise really recommend Magna!

Went today with a 10 year old. He started off looking bored, but after 4 hours had to drag him out! Very good value for money. The exhibitions were great, but often too dark to see the words on the exhibits. Cafe was ok, long queues at busy times and slow service. The “Big Melt” was a little disappointing to start with but got better, although a lot of small children were taken out screaming - it’s very loud. We then were invited to tour the factory floor - probably just those with older kids- I loved it, but it went on a bit too long, just looking at rusty old machines. Be aware, it’s very cold, it’s a cavernous steel shed with no heating, it’s often rather dark and uneven floors, and the Water exhibit is, quite wet ! Outside the adventure playground is huge and suitable for a wide age group, very clean and well maintained

Wow, absolutely amazing day! If I'd read other reviews before buying tickets I may not have gone but what a mistake that would have been. Went with a 9 and 10 year old and they enjoyed every minute. So many interactive things for them to do and so much to see. We could have stayed much longer, will definitely make use of the annual pass! The outdoor play area and water area is brilliant and a day out in itself. How anyone says they got round the museum in an hour is beyond me. I couldn't get the kids out! Was definitely not cold anywhere although im sure thats different in winter months but I'd happily wrap up to go back.

Weston Park Museum is a fantastic place to explore the rich history and culture of Sheffield. The museum is well-organized and offers a variety of exhibits that cater to all ages. From archaeological treasures to zoological wonders, there’s something for everyone to enjoy1. The highlights for me were the displays on Sheffield’s industrial past and the impressive art collection, featuring works by local artists like Pete McKee and Joe Scarborough2. The interactive exhibits are particularly engaging, making it a great spot for families with children. The museum is housed in a beautiful historic building, and the surrounding park is perfect for a leisurely stroll before or after your visit. The café offers a nice selection of refreshments, and the staff are friendly and knowledgeable. The only reason I’m not giving it five stars is that some of the exhibits could use a bit of updating. However, this doesn’t detract from the overall experience. Weston Park Museum is definitely worth a visit if you’re in Sheffield!

The museum isn’t very big, but it’s packed with interesting information about Sheffield. I really enjoyed the Pete McKee exhibition, it was a great experience. One of the highlights for me was the artwork about Castle Market. It brought back memories and captured the spirit of the place beautifully, showing how deeply connected McKee’s art is to local life and history.

An amazing museum free of charge to enter. I always love to go in. There are different exhibitions in each room I really loved the Pete Mckee. The space invaders game took me right back to my childhood along with the pictures. There is a cafe inside or you can eat in the green outdoor park with a picnic. Toilets are inside and a gift shop. There is a donation box in the main entrance. If you can spare a few pennies/pounds it would be greatly appreciated. Lots to be explored

I visited here with my mum and daughter during the summer holidays. All three of us enjoyed looking at the exhibitions. We would recommend, and will return again.

“The Boy with a Leg called Brian” Exhibition by Pete McKee was absolutely fantastic. A must for anybody brought up in Sheffield, especially in the 70’s / 80’s. Highly recommended.

My wife and I came here for the first time yesterday and we were delighted. The museum is modern, spacious and packed full of interesting artefacts from ancient Egypt, natural history, local history and a great gallery. The Pete McKee exhibition is a nostalgic 1970s delight, being both funny and poignant. The café is reasonably priced and clean (and so are the toilets.) All in all, a great place to spend 2-3 hours inside and when you're done, have a stroll around the adjacent park. Definitely worth a visit.

Fantastic free museum with amazing displays. Highly recommend if you are interested in the history of Sheffield and much more!

This is the most friendly and most delightful snooker venue you can imagine. You are all so close to the action that it is electric. Just outside the venue you can watch the snooker sitting in a deck chair on a huge screen . There is a great pub also close by. Sheffield people make your visit special.

Another enjoyable visit for the Snooker. Excellent views from all seats and atmospheric. The perfect venue for this tournament. Good choice of food and drinks from the catering outlets. Staff helpful and friendly.

The Cathedral of Snooker. The Crucible is truly the legacy venue for the snooker championships. The seniors event is what I managed to get tickets for. Friendly staff and good facilities. Throughly enjoyed watching the afternoon session of the greats.

Excellent, theatre, showing the latest contemporary performances. Recently visited the theatre for a harmonic rendition of ‘Giddy Goat’. A mountain goat, who unlike her family does not like heights. Very good fun. Our children really enjoyed it.

Came here for the 2nd round of the snooker world championship. The staff were all so lovely, from security outside to those at the bar. The bar had lots of staff on too so we were always served very quickly! Inside the theatre, the seats were very comfy and we were shocked at how close you actually are to the snooker (I guess with it being a small venue). Had a really great time!

Superb experience at the crucible watching the world snooker championship. The venue is much more intimate than it appears on tv and this really adds something special to the experience.

Had a fantastic day at the Crucible all our children from Stephen Harrison Academy will never forget it either thankyou Very much 😊👍😄

Had a wonderful time at this very underrated museum. The staff were excellent, friendly and knowledgeable. The adult ticket also lets you have unlimited access for a full year. The place itself was well maintained and flowed well. Information was plentiful and gave a fascinating account of our local history. Our 2 year old loved the interactive elements, especially being able to climb on some of the vehicles. It was not busy at all and feel more people should be aware of this lovely little museum. We also ate food at the café which was reasonably priced and very nice. Overall, a wonderful place where you could spend many hours being immersed in history.

Absolutely loved it. The staff were so friendly and Charlotte was full of interesting information about the displays. Cafe was lovely and cakes looked amazing. They provided oat milk and there tea was amazing and much needed 🤭😍. Afternoon spending alot of time in the police section. Kids loved playing and dressing up 😍

Quite the treasure trove inside, if you want to fully explore you’ll probably need at least two hours. Lots to see and enjoy for adults and children.

Brilliant! I’ve wanted to visit for a while and today we brought my toddler, he absolutely loved it. It’s really well setup and isn’t overwhelming or underwhelming. I’m autistic so visiting places can be difficult but this place was perfect!

What an amazingly interesting museum, which is much larger on the inside than it looks when you first walk in. It covers all the emergency services, including police, fire, coast guard, mountain rescue and air ambulance. Varied displays and lots of vehicles. There’s even a small outdoor section. Very good use of the space available. Cafe for when you need a break. Great that the tickets last a year. I’d have loved to have slid down the fireman’s pole, but Health & Safety these days prevented that, even though I had done so elsewhere twice before. Well worth a visit.

Had a wonderful time with my son who is 1 and a half. He really enjoyed going in the various fire trucks and ambulances and pressing buttons and generally exploring. Really recommended if you have a child especially as you can revisit for the year after you buy your ticket (hopefully can still use the cafe or donate tho as it's a lovely place)

Been past many times now had chance to go in (19.10.24).Highly recommended. Lots of vehicles, exhibits, historic rooms covering all of our respected emergency services. They even have a lifeboat out back but at the moment you can't go on it. Lift gives access to other floors if needed. Cafe and small shop attached, but didn't go in the cafe. Cost £9.50 on day of visit adult w/out concession, tickets valid for re-entry for 1 year - keep receipt and slip they give you (think you may need to sign off on gift aid for this). Didn't spend long enough in here .... minimum time I reckon you need 2 hours ideally 4 hours to give everything a good once over. Note - nearest real ale pubs are The Shakespeare and 2-6 micropub, both excellent and a few minutes walk in opposite directions (the pubs that is).

We visited the farm for a team building event (alpaca trek) with work and it was absolutely fantastic. The staff were incredibly friendly and clearly passionate about what they do. They really take great care of the alpacas. It was so much fun hearing about the different personalities of each alpaca and you could tell they were happy and well looked after. The whole team had a brilliant time and it was the perfect mix of relaxing, fun, and engaging. Highly recommend!

Attended the alpaca trek today with a friend as a birthday gift. Excellent expierence!! The staff were so friendly and informative, the trek itself was beautiful and ofcourse the alpacas and Llama (amongst all the other animals) were amazing! Will definitely be attending again!

A must-visit for anyone looking for a unique, enriching experience. Whether you’re planning a team-building day, a family outing, or simply a peaceful retreat, this farm offers something for everyone. The combination of breathtaking views, heartwarming animal encounters, and the opportunity to learn from a dedicated team makes it a truly unforgettable experience. If you’re looking to reconnect with nature or strengthen your bond with others, I couldn’t recommend Holly Hagg enough. The passion, knowledge, and love for the land is inspiring. Thank you for an incredible day!

Had the best time trekking with the Alpacas on a beautiful Sunday morning. The volunteers were really knowledgeable and made you feel at ease around the animals. The trek itself takes about an hour and is at a very leisurely pace, but over some steep, rocky and muddy terrain. The Alpacas are really quite placid and clearly enjoy their walk. The dodgy terrain is a breeze for them, and they love the food provided by the farm. My Alpaca was called Forest, and he behaved really well all the way around. I would definitely recommend this experience for anyone who has a love of animals, just make sure you have suitable footwear for the occasion. Fantastic experience.

Our alpaca walk was an absolute delight! The whole experience was wonderfully tranquil, offering a serene break from the everyday. We loved getting to walk the alpacas on leads – they're such very friendly creatures, making it a truly interactive experience. A huge shoutout to the volunteer staff; they were truly exceptional, super patient and friendly, and happy to share fascinating insights about each alpaca. This walk is perfect for kids of all ages, making it a fantastic family outing!

Had a great time and all the animals were great! The volunteers also did a great job and were very helpful! Definitely recommend

Had the loveliest time walking some incredibly adorable alpacas and one very handsome llama. The team on site was absolutely amazing, clearly passionate about both the animals and the care of their beautiful space. A truly uplifting experience from start to finish!

A beautiful gem in Sheffield! Endcliffe Park is the perfect blend of nature and community. The walking paths are scenic, especially along the Porter Brook, and there’s plenty of open space for picnics, sports, or just relaxing. The café serves great coffee and snacks, and the kids’ playground is always a hit. Whether you’re out for a jog, a dog walk, or just want some peace and greenery, this park is a must-visit. Always clean, safe, and welcoming!

Such a nice place to walk. Lovely creek. So many ducks around. Half way in has a little cafe which is so cute and the people there are so friendly and nice!

Great place, can be busy in the playground area but a lot more secluded and calm in the woodland part of it. They have a really great river and even have a lake to feed the ducks. In my opinion one of the best parks in sheff. They are even equipped with a nice cafe.

Lovely park, plenty of space for the kids/dogs to run around. Little river running through it, some woodlands as well . It's reasonable flat , with a proper path running through it. There's a small cafe, toilets and playground for kids and some inflatable slides, merry go rounds etc . There's no car park but street parking is nearby.

Excellent park.... Washroom needs to be more cleaner

We visited for the first time for Park Run which was very busy! Lovely park and would like to return with our dogs for a walk and a coffee....x

Very large open space, perfect for a picnic in the sun. Parkour park for the kids and sometimes inflatables (paid). Great for the whole family or just for a walk.

If you love wandering round historical buildings, this is definitely of interest to you. A little 'hamlet' of buildings full of amazing 'scythe ' making history. An introduction video, worksheets for children, small exhibition area and then the hamlet, waterwheel, traction engine and reservoir to see. This is a free entry museum, with a suggested donation of £5 - worth every penny. A cafe/restaurant (independent) on site. Parking (no height barrier) and toilets. Really really friendly and informative guides here. Couldn't be more enthusiastic. Also a great guy making sword blades, again, really informative and friendly. Most certainly bringing my 13 yr old grandson here, he'll love it.

Been wanting to go here for ages. Very interesting detail to what went on here and those who worked here. Some buildings done to how they were and where they worked. Very interesting how it's explained how much they got paid and what coins they used makes you feel very lucky. Trust me well worth a visit with the kids or on your own. Nice cafe too just remember to leave them a donation please as there's no charge to Go around.

Took my nearly two year old niece here with my brother and sister, we all really enjoyed it! Really interesting way to learn about the industrial heritage of the city. There is even a little room of interactive things for children - dressing up clothes, colouring sheets and lots of play tools.

This is a real gem on the outskirts of Sheffield in the beautiful suburb of Millhouses. It gives a fascinating insight into what made Sheffield the city of steel. When you have finished the historic bit the cafe is a real oasis ...I only had coffee but the food I saw on other tables looked delicious. Well worth a visit.

The site looked like the most interesting one in Sheffield so I was very exciting to come here and I wasn’t disappointed. I had a delightful and educating morning with wonderful weather and absolutely amazing staff / volunteers. I came here with absolutely zero knowledge about steel and the process of creating tools and I leave with what I think a reasonably realistic. View of the working conditions.

Surpassed my expectations, a real eye opener. Learnt so much. Need another visit. The staff were so friendly and helpful, this clearly a passion. You can really immerse yourself in the history of this hard and vital industry. No detail is omitted. Though it fell into decline at the turn of the last century it was revived for heritage sake and indeed played meaningful role in the war effort due to the exceptional quality of the metal it produced, not a great quantity (2.5 tons PW) but it was the quality that was important. When you see what the processes were, I think they were working flat out.

Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet is probably unique in that it was an early factory in the Industrial Revolution, but continued to work until it was rescued from demolition by Sheffield Council preserving it as a Living Museum. People can visit and experience something of what happened there over many years. The experience is authentic in that it hasn't been modernised, but it is safe for young and old alike to visit and have an historical experience of Sheffield's Industrial past.

Very interesting property. It's nice to walk inside in the uneven floors and get a taste of the past. Information displays in all rooms and informative friendly guides in hand to answer any questions. Makes you wonder how this beautiful old property survived in tact in the heart of built up Sheffield.

Interesting place to visit helpful staff to answer any questions looks big from the outside but it's small inside will definitely go again.

Lived near and worked in Sheffield and never knew about this place. If you have an hour or so to use them try here. About 500 years old and well worth a visit. Not much parking though. Free entry.

Fascinating snapshot of Sheffield history. Educational, free and a must see. To have an Elizabethan house in our city is a treasure. Next to Meersbrook park too with some of the best views of the city.

Small, but perfectly formed. The textiles are to die for.

An amazing place with lots of historical items inside. Its very interactive with signs explaining what each of the items are (and some of them can be touched). I've been before to watch a historical knight battle and it was great! Its located in Meersbrooke park and is very close to a grassy hill with a view of the city. There are also 2 playgrounds; one behind it and one down the hill. I would definitely recommend visiting this place!

We recently hired Bishops House for our wedding ceremony and the experience was overwhelmingly positive. Jenni and the team were very well organised and supportive throughout and made the experience as special and enjoyable as possible. It was an unforgettable day with great photo opportunities both inside and outside the building itself.

Quite pricey food and drinks as expected, same as tickets but great lineup. Wasn’t to busy to enter at any time 14 or 4pm but to leave better to walk back as hard to get transport. Can wait for the tram or bus back or walk a bit for a different bus, might take still about 50 minutes to get back into town.

We spent a lot of money on VIP tickets. Had my perfume taken off of me at the gate from my tiny handbag, yet people were walking in with big rucksacks etc... The VIP bar was 50p per pint more expensive than the normal bar & the queues weren't any shorter. The toilets were nicer in the VIP area. Booked to see Paulo Nutini & left early & disappointed as his two biggest hits which are usually fun & upbeat he performed as ballads. Not sure if it was worth the price.

Ab "Tramlines festival was absolutely brilliant this year! Getting in was a breeze, with well-organized entry points that made the start of the day completely stress-free. The food choices were fantastic and incredibly diverse, offering everything from amazing street food to classic festival fare, so there was always something new and delicious to try. It was also surprisingly easy to grab a beer, with plenty of bars and short queues, meaning you didn't have to miss a moment of the music. The lineup was the true star of the show, featuring a brilliant mix of both new, emerging talent and legendary bands that brought the house down. It was a perfect blend of nostalgia and discovery, making for an unforgettable weekend."

Such a great festival. Something local residents should be proud of, yet so many seem to complain that 1 weekend of their year is mildly interrupted.

Absolutely disgusting paid for vip tickets to be grabbed by the throat for trying to access the vip toilets at 10 o’clock when it should have been open. Closes early due to security on site and 10’s of people pushing against barriers to access VIP area expecting it to be open. Do not buy VIP TICKETS THEY DO NOT STAY OPEN ANY LONGER .

A hugely disruptive event which last year took the entire park away from the local community for the entire summer. Even when it doesn't write off the park for months, access is restricted when the event is being set up, and while the event is on, local residents lives are hugely disrupted.

Great festival. Family friendly. Well organised & no stupid long queues Great bands on the bill. Will be there next year

Walked around Rother Valley many times over the years but 1st time for my 17 year old daughter and we really enjoyed it. Beautiful scenery and lakes to walk round, lots of activities going off when we went but not in your face, ample parking, some interesting shops, nice vibe.

Rother Valley Country Park is a great place to enjoy the outdoors, with plenty of things to do for all ages. You can walk around the lakes, cycle along the flat paths, or try something more active like paddleboarding, sailing, or using the aqua park. The trails are easy to follow and suit both casual visitors and keen cyclists, while families can enjoy the large play area near the Northern Lake. The park feels calm and open, making it a lovely spot for picnics, walks, or just relaxing by the water and watching the activities around the lakes. The park has good facilities that make your visit more comfortable. The Stables Café, set in an old 18th-century building, is a nice place to stop for drinks or snacks with lovely views of the lake. There is plenty of parking, with both paid and free options nearby, and clean toilets close to the main area. Everything is well looked after, and the park has a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Whether you come for adventure or a quiet day in nature, Rother Valley Country Park is a lovely place to spend time outdoors.

Beautiful place to have a picnic with friends and family. You can hire bike for £9 per hour, best to take yours if you can. Loads of space to park but the payment was confusing, I paid for the hours I stayed at the pay machine but the barrier wouldn't open until I paid another £1, don't know why. The tech should be working better. The water sport center has lots of activities. If you are into water stuff and swimming, pack a swimsuit. It was my first time and I will return with better preparation now that I know you can do your barbecue fresh on site. It was generally a lovely place to hang out and loved the vibe of everyone doing their stuff. Didn't interact with any staff so can't comment about them.

Very lovely place to visit and just wander. Cafe serves hot & cold drinks and food. Very dog friendly. We only went to have a wander, however there is an activity centre, watersports area, cycles allowed, runners use the pathways. Lovely day out.

The country park is beautiful. Sadly the cafe is unbelievably banal and lacking in healthy & tasty food, plus closes early whilst the park is still active which is a massive missed opportunity, but maybe one day we can have both! All the nature on and around the water is really wonderful.

A beautiful bank holiday at a busy Rother Valley. Lovely walk with my teen who enjoyed chips n cheese from the cafe whilst watching so many people enjoying the facilities and on the water. Top Tip buy your ice creams from the shops as the vans are extortionate!

Another great day out at Rother Valley Country Park, watching the British jet ski championships. Weather was definitely on our side today.

Weston Park is a really lovely park and one of three located next to each other (Crooks Valley Parks). It is very well maintained and peaceful to walk around and you can always make a bit more of a day of it by visiting Western Park Museum at the same time. The paths are smooth but winding and undulating around the park, with various monuments, memorials and points of interest to have a look at. I visited in early spring and it was lovely, but I do plan on going back when the summer arrives, as I imagine the planting will really brighten up the area further into the year. It's amazing and testament to Sheffield's tag line of 'The Outdoor City' that such a green space can be so close to the hustle and bustle of a City centre.

Really nice park to go and relax look about have some chill time! Tennis facilities if you are into this but an amazing park with ducks to feed in the pond!! Sheffield’s Central Park!

very lovely park. the museum is also very good and has a lovely cafe. very beautiful inside. I only just found out about the park but I'm glad I came.

Best park in town for me! This park is beautiful in every season. Big enough to have a jog or walk. There is a pond with ducks and goose to entertain children, a band stand where people perform sometimes, tennis court that you can rent, and an interesting museum in there.

Each time I visit Sheffield I aim to visit one of the parks, however on this occasion I managed to visit three! Weston Park was the first and is a lovely park near the Children’s Hospital and by the University. You can get there by tram or bus but the weather was so great that I decided to walk there from the railway station. NB if you have never visited Sheffield you need to be aware that you will mostly be walking uphill, so wear sensible shoes and, if in doubt, use public transport!😹 The park itself is relatively small with lots of grassed areas, a duckpond with a couple of bridges, plenty of benches and a coffee cart. Around the park you will also see a number of war memorials. There’s also an icecream van just beyond the gates. It’s also the home of Weston Park Museum which itself is well worth a visit. The park is very popular with visitors of all ages and a good site for runners.

The museum here was very well laid out and lots of fun for all ages from 5 up to late 60's. Exhibits were well labelled and there was lots of space to.move or stand. We loved the art exhibition too. Cafe provided good and reasonable food - chip portions were large and lovely ( but pre-salted)

A lovely place to sit and enjoy or have a picnic on sunny days! It's so nice to see so many people enjoying the park as much as I do.

Second time I've been here. Service was fine. Food was alright. I had the satay salad which was nice. Sides of chips, tofu bites and oyster mushroom. All alright. Everything was alright but not outstanding. The ginger cheesecake wasn't nice, not very dense at all, didn't taste like ginger at all.

Did you know you can hold your wedding at Temple of Fun in Sheffield? This space is honestly one of the most unique venues I’ve had the joy of photographing. With its industrial architecture, bold decor, and quirky vibe, it offers couples something truly different from the traditional wedding venue. The atmosphere is relaxed yet full of character, making it perfect for alternative celebrations that really reflect your personality. From a photography perspective, Temple of Fun is an absolute dream. The textures, lighting, and urban backdrop create a bold canvas for storytelling, and the space works beautifully for everything from intimate portraits to full-on party vibes. The team here are also fantastic, welcoming, organised, and genuinely passionate about creating unforgettable events. Venues like this give couples the freedom to celebrate their day authentically, and I can’t wait to be back. If you’d like to see how a wedding could look here through my lens, I’ve shared some highlights below.

Absolutely amazing! So much to choose from and every single dish is 100% vegan. The food was full of flavour, really satisfying, and hit the spot perfectly. I can’t wait to come back here next time I’m in Sheffield - such a fantastic find!

Great pub in Old Church. Very professional service and friendly staff. Great selection of beers and hard alcohol. I love the Halloween decorations and the music in the background. There are boxes with the games. Highly recommended 👌

Birthday vibes at Church – Temple of Fun 🎉💜 Had my birthday meal here and honestly, it was amazing. The staff were so friendly, and they even wrote “Happy Birthday” on a slab on the table – little touches like that mean a lot. The vibe was chill but quirky – lights, colours, and cool stuff on the walls (neurodivergent-friendly big time!). There’s a photo booth, pool table, PlayStation area upstairs, and I’ve heard they do live music too, though I only came for food this time. All the food is vegan – and trust me, even the meat-eaters in my family were shocked how good it was. They were reading the menu like it was in another language 😂 but ended up loving every bit. They actually wanted more! I had a lush mocktail and even grabbed a tee from the merch stand. My mum has really bad dietary needs (gluten-free, soy-free, vegan) and the staff went out of their way to sort her something proper. That meant the world – not everywhere does that. Whole night was just spot on. Food, vibes, staff, all of it. If you’ve got ADHD or autism or you’re just a bit quirky like me, this place makes you feel right at home. My only concern was the toilets — my mum has lung disease and the only ones we were shown were up a very steep staircase. I didn’t see any downstairs or get offered an accessible option. If you use a wheelchair or have mobility issues, I’d recommend calling ahead to check if they have accessible toilets. Not all disabilities are visible, so it’s just something to be aware of. If you don’t need that, it won’t be an issue — but I always include things like this for others with diverse needs. Thanks church for helping make my 40th a good one ! ☝️ 🫶🏽

Served by Lucy A who was absolutely amazing, did not stop for a single second during our visit, very prompt, friendly and polite. Her service was 10/10 and that alone was amazing. The food was reasonably priced for the portion sizes and delicious. The vibe was chilled and I would definitely recommend.

OMG, I'm still star struck! I can't believe this happened! The restaurant itself is absolutely beautiful, with such unique decor. Gorgeous attention to detail The food is fantastic too, definitely more of a "dirty vegan" experience than a healthy one, which I love. Who doesn't adore a juicy burger? So good! I absolutely loved the satay "chicken" loaded fries, so highly recommend those. The cocktails are also stunning and so well made. I loved the espresso martini. It's made with Guinness, but don't let that put you off! There are lovely views over the river from the restaurant, and it was great to see all the wildflowers. Sadly, there was no sign of the visiting otters. As if that wasn't enough, I was so delighted and shocked to see the owner, Oli Sykes, in there with his family! As much as it killed me, *seriously* killed me, I didn't want to bother him for a selfie as he was enjoying personal time with his family. It just goes to show how good the food must be if he eats there himself! I went on a Sunday and noticed the menu is a bit more limited, which sadly loses them a star for food, but there were still lots of burger and loaded fries options for anyone not wanting the more traditional vegan Sunday roast. The staff are all so friendly and welcoming, which just makes the whole experience even better! I also loved how dog friendly it is. I just loved seeing so many gorgeous pooches being made to feel at home here! Absolutely recommend it!

It's a very big market, but of what you really need is fresh fish and meat sold here and fruit. There are products from different countries such as India or Ukraine. There are clothes and souvenirs, but it's so-so

Overall a good spot. The variety of stalls are good and the prices are great. They have a good nail place and a really lovely fruit and veg stall. The bathrooms aren’t the nicest but you get what you pay for and they’re free so.. It also has a variety of means and other produce which means it’s a bit smelly but nothing pinching your nose can’t fix

A great place for fresh fruits and food. There are plenty of stores offering a wide variety of international options, including Chinese, Thai, Malaysian, English cuisine, and more.

I normally avoid markets, but the Moor Market is excellent. Harking back to bustling, interesting markets full of great produce and nic nacs, this market fits the bill. It was also great to see people queuing up at butcher stalls etc. a testament to the quality of the produce.

We came to Sheffield for a day out and found this market, as food lovers and keen cooks it was like a dream come true. It has so much to offer and the prices were very reasonable for fresh produce. We stopped for lunch in the very wide raining food court for lunch and weren't disappointed. I had a chicken shawarma and my partner had a lamb curry from fireworks of flavour, the price and portions were excellent and the quality very high.

Great to see a city market thriving. Fish mongers, butchers, fruit veg, street food cafe area.

A simple market with fresh meat, fruit and vegetables but limited food options. Perhaps I was expecting something like the Camden market or Borough market in London. Some of the butchers sell meat pies and there are a few food stalls as well as some stalls selling coffee and bear too. Nothing special really in the Moor Market for me.

Decent place, but there are lots of near misses waiting to happen. Not sure if they are struggling for money but it’s awfully run down and tired Inside. Accident waiting to happen. Staff on today seemed nice and friendly.

Had my sons 4th birthday party here today and it was brilliant the staff couldn’t do enough for us - minor issues such as wrong food was solved promptly- the young lad who was our host did a brilliant job! Would definitely recommend

Had my 9 year old daughter's birthday there today. Had a lovely time, the staff member lady was really good talked us through everything and everything went well. Lovely little extras included which made the difference. Better customer service than others that are similar. Thankyou.

The food at the birthday party was tasteless and full of fat, also overcooked. The only tasty thing for the kids was the ice cream. The price per child was ~19 pounds. A very high price, not worth it.

Just returned home from a great visit! I was a guest at a party and the staff could not have been more friendly and helpful. The guys behind the counter serving food and drink are a particular credit to you. Well done Air Haus!

Absolutely brilliant experience at Air Haus for my daughter's 6th birthday party! From start to finish, everything was well-organised and stress-free. A huge shoutout to our host Ruby—she was fantastic! So friendly, helpful and full of energy. She made sure everything ran smoothly and honestly couldn't do enough for us and the kids. The venue itself was clean, fun, and perfect for a children’s party. All the kids had a blast and the parents were impressed too. Would highly recommend Air Haus, especially with Ruby as your host. Thank you for a great day!

Used to be awesome, sadly the equipment is really tired now. Lots of worn out panels means the air pressure is rubbish, plus the interactive features (wipeout arm, race buttons etc) have been removed. Also quite a few bulges where the stitching has gone. Having said that, still gets 3 stars as the toddler sessions are good value and the kids have a great time.

Pig heart boy excellent show, humorous, dramatic play. So much energy from the cast and a great set using the space to create an amazing world. Unfortunately at the end the stewards better suited to United or Wednesday football. Five minutes after the show had ended and waiting for the crowd to disperse, considering mobility issues the stewards appeared . They could clearly see us taking photos of the set and having enjoyed the spectacular show they were ordering us out. There was no have you enjoyed the show, you are very keen and can we take a photo of you. It was jobs worths with zero awareness of people really enjoying the theatre. Been to Nottingham theatres and the staff were chatting did you enjoy the show, their manners were impeccable. These two female stewards clearly need.training in working in a theatre environment. In fairness the security manager did acknowledge our situation. I will not criticise him but the two female staff clearly have zero interest in the theatre or theatre enthusiasts. All they had to do was say we will give you two minutes to finish off taking photos and say glad you enjoyed the show. Also we look forward to seeing you in the future. In these days you want to see people enjoy live shows . So Sheffield Theatres get stewards doing a job but with sensitivity towards the public.

Brilliant place staff so helpful seats were comfy enjoyed our day out

Brilliant brutalist building with a great atmosphere, perfect for the snooker

I recently came to this venue and was stunned by the response I received from a woman on reception. I was unfamiliar with the area so wasn't aware about the complex. I was looking for the Crucible but wasn't sure which building it was. I approached a building from the right hand side, above it said 'Sheffield Theatres', so I thought I would go in and ask. I asked the woman, 'Is the Crucible in here?' and she replied derisively, 'Well that's what it says above the door.' Wow! Imagine if I had been a partially sighted person! Indeed I am sighted and I still didn't see it, since I entered from the side and not head on. Was it too much to just say, 'Yes, you're in the right place.' What a way to be received. Unbelievably rude.

Theatres are great, lots of good stuff to see. DO NOT however take out the secure my booking insurance. This is not part of Sheffield theatres but is a third party organisation who will wriggle out of refunding you. I bought their insurance, then well after purchase was unable to attend because of a work trip abroad which was not known about at the time of booking. Apparently not covered though so what’s the point? Total waste, crazy strict conditions, avoid!!

I just got help from Mark over the phone with an error I’d made with a booking and he was absolutely wonderful & so kind! He’s a credit to your team! I come here quite often to see shows and never had any issues! Everyone’s always friendly & helpful :)

No better place to watch live snooker! Parked on Carver street and walked about 5 mins. Paid £1 an hour on a Sunday

We attended the Aqua Park yesterday for our child’s birthday party. All the staff were fantastic, we thought it was great value and a great option if you have a group of mixed ages. The food was also brilliant value and the team looked after us very well. Overall we’d highly recommend this activity to anyone.

Great setup! Lifeguards were ace with our Diabetic son, it’s a proper workout! The girl on the Wetsuit counter also needs praise! She got all our sizes of suit spot on and was really helpful! We will be going back 👍🏻 Been a couple times now - always great service from the team, they even let my daughter move her booking a she broke her arm a week before her birthday.

We came as a big group lady on the counter was brilliant really helpfull had loads of names to check through for the waivers. Kids enjoyed it this is our 3rd time here as a big group. Its loads better this time around boards inbetween inflatables so bit easier to get round. Only thing that lets it down a bit is the changing rooms and toilets. Alot of people were having to get changed outside trying to cover up with towels. It is a very busy place which i get and maybe in peak times needs more staff on the cafe. We were queuing 25 minutes and there was no rush in them to serve people. We did do a big food and drink order which i had spoken to a few hours before we put it in so they had a little heads up. When i say big i mean 25 pizzas and chips.....by the way thd pizzas are so nice. This was really quick to be honest they did really well sorting this but the one thing that i thought was very rude. There was a lady an oldish lady i said is there any chance we can get some paper plates she looked at me and said how many i went 50 she said oh no ide have to charge you for them i went but weve just put a massive order in. She was like right you can have them but i thought the way she had spoken to me was very rude and come on what a few plates when weve put loads of money in the till. Other than the lady at the cafe the place is great kids will love it the staff on the front are great. We will always go back

We had such a great day here! tons of exciting slides as well as a fun obstacle course. What really made it special was the paddle boarding! Right next to the water park where you can rent paddle boards. It was the perfect way to wind down after all the water park excitement. The water was calm, the scenery was peaceful, and it was such a fun activity for both beginners and more experienced paddlers. Only “downside” is if you don’t have a car it’s a 40 minute walk from the nearest bus stop but if you enjoy walking it should be no problem! It’s rare to find a place that combines both high-energy water park fun with something more relaxing like paddle boarding — we loved both and would definitely come back. Highly recommended for families, couples, or groups of friends looking for a full day of water activities!

Thoroughly enjoyed the day. The teens went on the inflatables and the parents sat drinking good coffee. Will definitely be back!

We came down as a group yesterday. It was really busy due to the hot weather but the staff were all well organised and very friendly. The kids had a fantastic time on the water park, while we enjoyed a nice cold drink in the sunshine. Pizza’s from the cafe were delicious and good value for money. We will definitely be coming back.

Have been today (15/8) very busy as expected with nice weather and summer holidays. Very organised, only possible suggestion is too many people for each time slot, as soon as everyone was in the water you had probably 50 people all trying to climber onto the closest inflatable. We had to come out early due to injury but lifeguards we're superb, on every bit of equipment and all around the area on paddleboard. Would definitely recommend

I've lived in Sheffield for 5 years so when my parents were coming to surprise visit I wasn't sure what to do until I found this. I bought the ticket online and within 5 mins we were ready to go! Just charge up your phone and use the Whatsapp like interface to complete the hunt. The treasure hunt was great, it started off around the city centre, helping me to find interesting things that I had never noticed and then a short snippet of history behind them. It led us all the way down the Kelham Island and then back into the centre again. Easy acess for all ages, fun and informative too.

We had an afternoon to fill in Sheffield and this did the job perfectly - much more fun than wandering around aimlessly and we saw so many little details that we wouldn't have noticed otherwise (family of 2 adults and 1 teen). Really well put together and regular clues kept it interesting.

A fantastic way to spend a few (3 without big drinking stops) hours to explore the city learning about its history and spotting signs, pictures and more that you wouldn’t normally pay attention to. The ‘Whatsapp’ style interface was a cool way to share the clues, maps, pictures and information. The technology all worked really well and was perfectly timed. The clues were up to date, even if building work tried to obscure a few views. Get your comfortable walking shoes on and explore Sheffield using this treasure trail. No clues revealed in any of the photos just a few pieces of art that you will see along the way. There is so much to see.

Really good way of seeing the city, this is our second treasure hunt and will definitely do more. It made our day out with a good walk round the city. Even kept our 13 year old son entertained 👍🏽

Brilliantly crafted and so much fun! Second city we’ve explored in this fabulous way. Despite two of our team living and working in Sheffield for over 30 years, there was sill so much they learned. Weather didn’t dampen our spirits but can imagine on a dry day it would be even better!

Had a fantastic day in Sheffield exploring and puzzling. New to the city, so had zero knowledge when we started, now I know where mushy peas were made and other trivia. Importantly the whole day was dog friendly. We couldn't walk through winter gardens but we didn't actually need to to complete the challenge.

A great way to discover Sheffield and open our eyes to the history in the buildings around. We needed a bit of help from someone sat on a bench in Tudor Square to get started and then from a retired vicar in the Cathedral, but both provided very interesting information about the city - the vicar gave us a guided tour of the whole Cathedral - so the game was a great way to meet people too.

Wow what a stunning venue and grounds with spectacular views. We visited during the new steampunk event and I was blown away by the scale of the building. The accessible areas are beautiful and the history on show is super interesting. I can’t wait to go back as more and more is renovated and opened to the public. They offer tours and behind the scenes events you can prebook and have an onsite cafe with good menu choices available. The staff are friendly, helpful and incredibly knowledgeable about the history of the building and grounds. There’s a fantastic creative area in the gardens for children and rooms set up in the house for them also. A great day out.

This was once an astonishing house and grounds, and still is although it had a tough 20th century. There is now a trust beginning it back into use, and doing an excellent job by the look of it. Most of the original gardens have been lost, but there are a few areas of interest (kids area is particularly good) and lots of space for generally rambling. I had a nice lunch at the Butler's pantry although wish I'd waited and had something up range at the Camellia House. Look out for the deer on your way up to the house.

We went to the steampunk weekend and was not disappointed. The stalls were brilliant and the displays were very good too, I especially enjoyed the Doctor Who part 🤩. The trail through the forest of bewilderment was brilliant with of engaging stuff for children.

Spectacular on the outside however nothing really to see inside except some walls. Only a few rooms are open for visits and there is literally nothing in them, all furniture has been removed. Was expecting to see how people lived back then but all the rooms are empty. I went at the begging in of November and was not impressed by gardens either as they looked like everything was left behind in them. May be better in summer or when they hold events but on a regular day is not worth the money at all.

A Blooming Good Time at the RHS Flower Show, Despite the Rain! What a truly fantastic day at the RHS Flower Show! This year's event was a spectacular affair, boasting an impressive array of stands and exhibits that showcased the very best of horticulture. From stunning floral displays to innovative garden designs, there was inspiration around every corner. Beyond the visual delights, the fantastic food selection truly stood out. There was a diverse range of delicious options to choose from, catering to every palate and making for a delightful culinary experience. The only minor setback was the weather. While the intermittent rain didn't completely dampen spirits, it would have been much more comfortable if there had been more tables under cover. This would have allowed visitors to enjoy their refreshments without battling the elements. Nevertheless, it was a memorable and highly enjoyable day out!

Fabulous day out at Wentworth Woodhouse! Enjoyed exploring the house and gardens along with enjoying the great food! Huge thank you to Libby who helped us with lots of information and to find the garden when we got turned around! A real asset to the team, friendly and more than happy to help!

Absolutely wonderful! After so many years of neglect, it’s been lovingly and carefully restored to its full splendour. Every detail has been brought back to life with such care and respect for its history. It’s truly heartwarming to see something so beautiful given a second chance — a perfect blend of preservation and passion. You can really feel the love and effort that went into every part of the restoration.

A nice, small theatre venue with good views from most seats. We visited to watch a show and had no issues with our seats in Row P. The bar prices were reasonable and that staff were friendly when showing us to our seats. I would visit this theatre again if they had a production I wanted to see.

On this occasion visited to see the Tina Turner life story which was fantastic. High production values brilliant lighting and sound we quality. The real gem though is the auditorium itself. It's a masterclass of high victorian architecture. Even if live theatre isn't for you (and I pity you if that's the case) put yourself out and book to see anything. The building itself is the real star of the show.

Kinky Boots - great. Even sitting up high we could see and hear OK. But there are a LOT of stairs. Very pretty theatre.

A lovely theatre with a lot of charm. We were here July 2015 to see Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. The theatre was clean and well cared for and staff incredibly kind. The seating was very tight and narrow, and I suspect could be limiting for some people. Our knees were crammed in front of us and the armrests dug into my hips. The show was fun - though it wasn’t my favourite arrangement of Joseph I’ve seen (having so many children play adult roles opposed to being the choir didn’t make for a more impressive production). But Joseph and the narrator were both excellent.

We went to see Tina Turner: The Musical, and we've got tickets in the stalls. The view was superb, and the show was one of the best I've ever seen; it was worth every penny.

Lovely Theatre. Very helpful staff, I had trouble with my ticket not scanning, but we persevered and we got through. Staff on every level and entrance to theatre to guide you round. There are bars and ice cream on all floors, all of which get very busy. There is a disabled lift which goes most of the way up, but some steps are needed to go up to most seats. Not bad leg room in the grand circle but the God's is a bit of a squeeze. Been a few time for various productions. Never seen a bad one. Well worth a visit.

We went to see Tina Turner the musical last night at the Lyceum.It was absolutely fantastic. Cannot give enough stars for the cast and energy of this performance would definitely see it again another year. The story telling of her life is raw and the songs are powerful. The biggest accolade I can give is we saw Tina live in the 80,s and these Tina,s have got it down to a big “T”. We go to the Lyceum on a regular basis and it never ceases to give you that sense of awe for it beautiful old cornices and gold accessories and paintings it’s a pleasure and it all adds to the atmosphere of the night.

Great stately home but only open on selected dates through the year. Volunteers were excellent, there is an audio guide or you can read along on your phone. Beautifully looked after a d a fascinating history . There is also a courtyard with craft shop, book shop and cafe. There is a car park opposite the hall and don't forget to look at the plague houses and church to see the villages history

History of Eyam through the years. Very interesting. Just outside are the cottages where people died from the plague which was brought there by a linen merchant very interesting read at each cottage.

Really liked this lovely family home (have seen it under the management of the National Trust I think it's under the management of the family now but still open for visits). Very interesting to hear about the history of the family. The guides were very friendly, knowledgeable and welcoming. I really liked the rocking horse and the pictures of the family tree. The garden is very nice here (great bug hotel). Really nice cheese shop here. Would recommend a visit.

Beautiful area and lnteresting to read about the plague almost gives you chills . Lovely coffee shops around .

An interesting old house with lots of history in the middle of the Eyam plague village. Plenty of information around the house telling of its past and former family owners. There are friendly tour guides in different rooms describing life in the house. The gardens are nice to walk through with benches to sit and enjoy the view.

A very nice, clean and calm place to visit and explore the village. It is good for family, friends and solo visitors. There are two free of charge parking spaces and one private with charge.

Some incredible history!

Absolutely fabulous day out at the plants sale and gardens. By far some of the best gardens I've ever visited. Great facilities, clean, outstanding customer service. Could not have been any better.

Very nice visit despite a little drizzle. Woodlands, a lake walk, more formal gardens. Very pretty and quiet apart from birdsong. Clean toilets, cafe with breakfast and lunch menus, hot and cold food and drink, small museum and room with information about the family, shop.

Spent a lovely few hours at Renishaw Gardena today. Despite the very dry summer and the lateness off the season, there was still plenty to see. The gardens were really well tended so lots of blooms still out with the added bonus of a few autumn colours thrown in. It was peaceful (one of the few places you can't hear traffic noise) and very relaxing, just strolling around. There is a well kept picnic area, a free tramper which you can book for those who struggle to walk and clean loos. The man on reception was very friendly and welcoming.

Renishaw Hall Gardens. Lovely gardens that are clearly well tended with much attention and plenty of dedication. Not a rogue blade of grass or wayward leaf in evidence anywhere. Immaculate borders and matched colours everywhere. A delightful location for photographers. Good cafe, too. This was our 2nd visit: it won't be our last!

I had a fantastic visit to Renishaw Hall & Gardens. The gardens were a real treat and it was lovely to meet such friendly and helpful staff. The plant sale is worth a visit too!

Absolutely loved this place. You can tell it’s a cherished home. I visited on Sunday 31st August. Paid extra to visit the house which was well worth it. The guide was excellent.

Lovely gardens and cafe. You can easily fill an hour or two, mant more if you take a pleasant stroll taking it all in.

As a family of gamers since the 80s, we basically planned our entire holiday from the south around visiting the NVM, which is a beacon of joy in an otherwise fairly grim spot in Sheffield town centre. The museum staff were lovely and helpful, the space was clean and tidy, the range of games on display represented gaming history well and were thoughtfully grouped. They also had a drop-in workshop on stop-motion. Despite being in the summer holidays, it wasn’t excessively busy, so we got a good turn on all the games we wanted to play. I would love to see them expand in the future to bigger premises and really dive into the history and development of games, as well as the next steps. More on handheld consoles, VR and AR, gamification for well-being, bringing game elements into real life - there’s huge potential! Definitely give them a visit and support the importance of game education.

The National Videogame Museum is a fantastic place to visit, especially if you grew up playing classic games. They have a great collection of old, traditional arcade and console games that instantly bring back childhood memories. It’s a real nostalgia trip and also a lot of fun for anyone new to retro gaming. What I really liked is that there’s no time limit on how long you can stay, so you can take your time exploring and playing as much as you like. Just note they do close briefly for lunch, but it’s easy enough to plan around. The facilities are good too, with toilets available on-site, which makes it convenient if you’re spending a few hours there. Overall, it’s a fun and unique activity for both adults and kids, and I’d happily recommend it for a day out.

Really enjoyed a morning here with a group ranging in age from 12 to 50. Something for everyone. Clean toilets and good facilities including lockers. Parking is close by and also the bus station is a short walk away. The staff were all friendly and welcoming. We loved that the tickets are valid for return visits for a whole year! Excellent value. Highly recommend.

Good place to visit with kids. You can play the classics like Sonic, Mario, Donkey Kong and Space Invaders on different devices. You can also team up with your family/friends on certain games. We spent about an hour here. Small gift shop selling branded merchandise from various games. Would be good if they had Xbox consoles playing COD etc in an adults only area.

Staff are brilliant, very approachable and helpful. Nice central location so getting here isn't an issue. A nice display of old school arcade machines and retro consoles, including some more modern ones. Would be great to see some more mature games such as GTA or Medal of Honor etc, but due to age of the guests I understand why they can't - maybe a 16+ area? Would be great to have more racing arcade games and possibly a Time Crisis machine? Reasonably priced giftshop, clean toilets and some interesting displays. Definitely worth a visit!

Amazing place. Friendly staff, reasonable price. If you like gaming, you can easily max out the 3 hours. Would definitely recommend.

Cool place....definatley worth a visit, 3 hours is plenty of time here, think the adults have more fun than the kids here going back to the good old days of gaming.

An incredible food hall with a wide variety of cuisines to suit all tastes. There’s also a bar with a good selection of beers and spirits. At each vendor, you order and collect a buzzer that goes off when your food is ready. This gives you the option to try food from all the vendors for your meal. The chicken strips from Dodo covered in garlic, honey and Parmesan were incredible. Service is friendly and helpful across the site. The only downside is the cooking smells. My clothes smelt like I’d cooked the food myself when I left. Which wasn’t pleasant.

Fantastic place, great way to use an old industrial site in the way that brings people in. Food court allows trying various cousins and we definitely took advantage of that. Greek gyros, salt & pepper hash browns, massala chips - all very good and not silly expensive. Great place to visit.

The smash burger I had at the cutlery works was... smashing! You do have to pay extra (50p) for a sauce for your chips but there's a good range and the chips are nice and crispy. It was a bit quiet when I went but I think the atmosphere would be better on weekends or evenings.

Loved the set up of Cutlery Works. Old industrial building buzzing with food / drink options. Tough to pick, but opted for That Kick which proved to be an excellent decision! Tried their Mie Goreng and Black Magic sauce which was all delicious!

We got a the leopard pie margarita and cheese garlic bread and birria tacos and the food was amazing as well as the vendors. The staff behind the bar were also friendly and welcoming overall we had a really good experience and will definitely be back again.

I recently tried the Chicken with rice bowl with curry sauce at Salt and Pepper Co and it was absolutely delicious.The spices were perfectly balanced and every bite was full of flavor. The service was also top-notch. I highly recommend this dish to anyone who's planning to visit Salt and Pepper Co ,it's a must try.

There are a wide variety of restaurants available from all over the globe. If looking at the stalls is overwhelming, you can scan the QR code and browse the menus on there, and can also order and pay online too, though there is a £1 fee for this. You then get a text when your food is ready and need to go to the booth to collect it. There were plenty of seats available, we were there at around 11am. We got the chicken chipotle tacos meal deal, and the chicken tikka naanwich.

We had THE most wonderful afternoon at Mayfield. We went on a 30 minute Alpaca walk with Madge, Monty and our guide Peter, who was so knowledgeable and his manner with the animals was so lovely. We were then left to have a wander around and see all the animals. It was less than £30 for the alpaca walk and time to see the rest of the sanctuary, which was great. The cafe is also gorgeous. What an incredible place ❤️

Did the 90mins alpaca experience and it was good fun. Everyone was super friendly and our ‘farm guide’ Peter was really knowledgeable, talked in great detail about all the animals but in a way that kept it fun and engaging. The alpaca experience was 50% alpacas, 50% other animals which I actually quite liked. Good value for money. And the cafe was nice too, with a good selection of sweet and savoury.

Had a fantastic time at Mayfield Alpaca Farm. The staff are friendly and extremely knowledgeable. All the animals look well cared for and have plenty of space. I highly recommend the 1.5 hour experience with the alpacas. Peter was an excellent guide, very pleasant and knowledgeable about all the animals.

My friends and I can here as part of our weekend away.. we are so glad we did! Didn’t disappoint. Peter was so informative and just lovely with the animals, can tell he loves his job. Nipped to the cafe, beautiful selection of cakes etc.. Tina was wonderful and obviously also loves where she works. Thank you for a lovely day!

An amazing day from arrival. Made to feel very welcome. We had booked the Alpaca Experience and walked them around the site. Our guide Ben was brilliant and really engaged and knowledgeable. Animals are all clearly loved and looked after it was a wonderful place to visit. We would whole heartily recommend it as a part of any family's visit to the Peak District.

A Hidden Gem – So Grateful for the Kindness and Warm Welcome I turned up at the alpaca farm with two toddlers in tow, hoping to blow off some steam around tea time. We arrived at about 5 PM, not realising they were closing early due to a quiet day. A gentleman spotted us in the car park and kindly came off his phone call to greet us. Despite the early closure, he warmly welcomed us in, waived the entry fee, and even provided a free bag of animal feed from the reception! He was incredibly friendly and polite, giving us lots of detailed information about the farm, which is now under new management. To top it off, he even offered to grab me a cup of tea from the café—such a thoughtful gesture. I did my best to get the little ones around quickly since it was meant to close at 6 anyway, but we could have easily spent hours there. The toddlers had a fantastic time feeding the wide variety of super friendly animals. We also noticed a lovely picnic area, which we’ll definitely make use of on our next visit. This charming spot is only about a mile from my house, and I can already see it becoming a regular outing for us. You can tell they’ve recently renovated, and the effort really shows. All in all, it was a brilliant experience made even better by genuine kindness and hospitality.

Lovely site, plenty of room for the animals, animals were friendly came straight to us. Staff were helpful and welcoming. Adventure playground, guinea pigs and rabbits to be added soon to the site. Good for all ages, our group age range was 14 to 71 and we all enjoyed the experience.

A good place to play pool in Sheffield. However, when it gets busy it can be a bit tight around the tables.

Visited on a weeknight, plenty of seating, friendly atmosphere and bar staff, enjoyed loaded nachos, which was a generous portion, it came hot and was very tasty and a burger with soft drinks, ordered via the QR code on the table, food came quickly. There are screens everywhere that had sports showing, so if you're easily distracted this one's not for you! The venue is accessible by a flight of stairs but the is a wheelchair lift.

Previously had a good time in here. Today we were turned away as my friend was wearing black jogger shorts which were deemed too casual. Seems like a strange policy for a sports bar to have at 1pm on a hot Saturday afternoon...

Awful experience. Manager named Yulia was horrible to me and my friend, making vile comments on my friends appearance. Genuinely appalled. We will not be back.

Great bar to watch sport. They put the Belgium F1 GP on the screen for us 😁. Varied menu with some really good vegan options .

Josh was a fantastic server. Very polite and great at explaining the different game modes for darts. No food rating as we didn’t eat!

My friend an I came for the Halloween night, but we had a very bad experience with a manager. She was very nasty to me when I ordered a drink. Won’t come back sadly

The gallery is a unique collection of art; some of them can't be photographed because they're on loan from private collectors or are copyrighted, and they're some of the most intriguing ones in my opinion! In some of the rooms, there's visual art displayed on screens, which is quite interesting. It's a really nice circuit layout atop the public library. It's worth a visit and the gift shop is full of lovely things if you're looking for any souvenirs :) Staff were really lovely. It was a lovely way to fill around 40-50 minutes. Would definitely recommend if you don't mind the stairs up!

Nice range of classic and contemporary works of art on the third floor of the city library. I spent around 1 hour looking at several masterpieces. Many artists to mention here. The staff are friendly. Just turn up and appreciate the paintings, sculptures and a long tapestry too. I definitely would recommend another visit.

Graves Gallery is the smallish municipal art museum in Sheffield, housed on the 3rd floor of the imposing building that is the city's Central Library. About 5 minutes from Sheffield Station. Entry is free, and photography is allowed. Unfortunately, some of the galleries are closed at the moment for refurbishing, so we're temporarily left with some contemporary art (permanent) and an interesting temporary exhibit on the works of Sheffield sculptor George Fullard. His works and the fact that the nearby Millennium Gallery is also an interesting art venue make Graves Gallery worth a visit despite the momentary limitations.

Better than the other art gallery next to it. Is good in the main although you had your woke tank art in the last room. Is small.

What a fantastic gallery full of brilliant contemporary art sculptures video art , along with The Millennium gallery across the road, Richard Hamilton, Gilbert and George David Hockney, Bridget Riley and many many more, get there before 4 pm it’s on the top floor of the library, but there is a lift, very friendly staff and ( I think it’s 8 galleries) themed

Really good gallery with a surprising collection. Very high quality works presented beautifully. (The stairs are a good bit of exercise!)

It’s on the upper level of city library. I only recognize the Pissarro and Turner here. I think it definitely worth an hour if you’re near by.

Went to the medieval event, it was really amazing, I must see, a very good value day out. Great for kids and adults, very informative and fun.

What a wonderful place to Visit! We came on the dog friendly day, brilliant idea, and had such a beautiful experience especially looking at all the flowers and the herb garden. We were greeted and interacted with such kindness by the staff, so welcoming and friendly. I Thoroughly recommend this as a peaceful spot spend the day, with so much fascinating history and botany to learn. I can’t wait for my next visit, thank you.

Nice venue with a country chic attitude. Attended a pre wedding celebration, the staff members on site I feel could have done more to assist the contractors on site. Lovely views and overall a nice venue to host an event.

I planned a short trip there but found the entrance of the Discovery Centre closed during the stated opening hours. I could only walk around the outer area.

Myself and my mum went there 18/6/23 on sunday (yes fathers day) as part of her richard the 3rd group 🚌 bus trip! .... I found it to be an absolute gem of a place.... lovely beautiful gardens wonderful old ruins of the original house....n nice to go inside the turret house. May i add the turret house you can only go up as far as the second floor.....the 3rd floor is outta bounds due to unsafe conditions etc. Plus u can also organise a guided tour n learn the history of the place. Also at a viewpoint there you can see spectacular views of sheffield.🤓 Plus nextdoor is a very nice pub for a drink or two! 🍻🍺😉👍

Absolutely brilliant! It's just a nice way to spend a couple of hours learning about where we live, on certain days there's kids activities, dressing up in the lodge, you can get a guided tour, lovely flowers depending on season, lovely staff and a few nice spots for a picnic, you can walk further down to the little farm and a lovely cafe or walk onto Norfolk Park and into town, we really enjoyed our afternoon.

We visited on reopening day for a Tudor queen's event. There's a renovated manor house & lots of ruin remains of other buildings. There's good parking & a visitors centre with a small cafe selling drinks and snacks. Special events happen on Sundays. Midweek is for school groups only except for school holidays when craft days can be booked. Our 6 year old loved meeting the Queens and dressing up.

So refreshing to find a lineup of locally brewed cask ales including Stones Bitter brewed with the same hops, yeast and water profile of yesteryear but much, much better than I can remember.

Went there for my son's 28th birthday but unfortunately they weren't doing food on a Tuesday. They allowed us to order what we wanted from other eateries to eat in the pub. We were also allowed to bring our own birthday cake. We have been to this pub on several occasions and the staff have always been polite and very helpful. I'd certainly go again.

The foods terrible now literally inedible the pork tacos were so over cooked it was like eating rubbers, don’t know how you get chunks from pulled pork. The beef is supposed to be 21 hours cooked low and slow but I can hold it on a fork without it pulling apart, I’d have an easier time chewing through a table leg, not to mention everything was cold , A year ago it used to be good but it’s fallen off now.

My time visiting and had such a great experience! I was served by a man called Dillon/Dylan who gave me such an enjoyable experience hope to see that chap there next time :)

A group of us visited here on Sunday night to watch the netball super league final match. They were really accommodating about putting this on for us - I called in advance to check that they could do this for us. Really friendly bar staff and lovely interior of the pub!

Fantastic new menu from the guys at Hefty Hen, we had the original Hashville Sandwich and a veggie House Honey, both phenomenal. Service from Joel was spot on as always

Nice place. I was very impressed that the menu had multiple vegan options available, and I had the vegan sausage and mash (comes with two bangers and gravy) while my mam had swordfish steak. Maybe a little spenny for the quality but pleasant nonetheless. Beer selection was impressive and the atmosphere (at least on a Friday night) was great. Would definitely return.

I have visited Pom twice in the past two months. During my first visit, we received our drinks in paper cups and our pastries in a bag, despite sitting outdoors. While the drink was enjoyable and the pistachio croissant delightful, I was left wondering why we were not provided with proper mugs and plates for our pastries. My second visit was unfortunately less satisfactory. Although the beverages and cake were served in the appropriate crockery while we were seated outside, the cakes were excessively dense, overly sweet, and almost sickening, making them impossible to finish. There were two staff members at the adjacent table who began taking photos of their Christmas drinks. This process took a loooooong time, resulting in an awkward atmosphere as we were frequently interrupted by their movements and them taking photos around us, trying to move out of their shots. Their lack of friendliness and consideration for our experience added to the discomfort, and despite expecting their photo session to conclude quickly, it persisted for over 20 minutes. I wish the same level of attention given to marketing their beverages was given to the customers. Just awkward!

I ordered a Pistachio Croissant. It’s super filling and joyful. The pastry is crunchy outside but soft inside, and the custard inside is rich and was oozing out when I bit into the croissant. Staff members are really friendly and helpful. Good vibe with chilled music in the background.

Loved the atmosphere of the café. It’s chic and lovely. We bought a vegan sausage roll and a chocolate and raspberry coconut slice, and they were wonderful.

I was blown away by the choice and the quality of this cute little cafe. The staff were so lovely and helpful too. I ordered the sausages and caramelised onion sandwich with a flat white, peanut butter fudge brownie and my friend got the pistachio croissant, they were all delicious! Even if you’re not vegan, you have to try this!

Came here for a vegan take out birthday breakfast. Defo recommend for vegans/veggies in Sheffield. Firstly, as a person who loves pink, this place is a feast for the eyes, too! Plenty of sweet treats (including a little vegan pick n mix), a drinks specials board as well as the usuals, and different sandwiches each time I’ve been in. I think mine was southern-fried ‘chicken’, slaw and sweet chilli on focaccia which was delicious and offered warmed up. Very sweet banoffee-style coffee and a great giant cookie. The girl who served me was an absolute delight and wished me happy birthday which was nice :) A few seats outside the front and a couple inside, too, with a dine-in menu.

I found the place strolling around the city and searched them on Instagram. Their photos looked so appetising and had to test how the food really taste... and the breakfast was so good! We tasted the Pom bowl and board and a couple of teas and I really recommend them. Perfect if you are looking for healthy, vegetarian or vegan options. I also liked that when we were there a supplier entered and left a box with fresh vegetables (lettuces, courgettes...). The waitress were kind and friendly and the decoration was cool too. They also accept dogs in case you are wondering...

Saw an Instagram photo of the valentines hot chocolate and thought I would treat my daughter today, so we popped down and got one, they had three different kinds. She had the gingerbread one, she loved it, just as good as the photos I had seen. Also got some cake and a latte, all really good, my latte could have been hotter though. Would recommend for sure and go back. We did have to queue a little however that wasn't a problem.

Very informative and passionate volunteers. We have walked past many times in the week and were lucky to be able to visit at the weekend when it was open. The ‘tour’ started when one of the volunteers shouted over to my son to ask him if he was the apprentice that had been sent. This immediately made us feel more at ease as I have wanted to visit, but was a little put off as it seemed busy. What followed was a visit to the building itself and a very informative talk about its history. There is an option to donate but you don’t feel under pressure. Both cash and cashless. Well worth a visit.

What a great initiative! The volunteers are really friendly & well informed, the signboards are excellent & it's just a beautiful place. I learnt so much & had not appreciated how difficult the life of a knife grinder was

Nice little place to visit with a very pleasant informative lady on hand to answer questions. Bit of a mystery to find to start with the car but if you park on Westwood way then you can walk through the gate and by the side of the river straight to it.

Brill experience - really informative volunteer & in the recorded tapes too. So glad this national treasure was save, restored & maintained for future generations to honor and learn from our past :))

A fabulous visit that brings to life Sheffield's industrial past. This was a dangerous and dirty job, with the grinders having a life expectancy of only 26 years. That the water wheel still works and all the machinery continues to turn beings the place to life. Well worth a visit. If this.review is useful please hit like

This is a lovely place to visit, especially as it is free. A nice part of Sheffields heritage ehi h is being preserved. I took my little ones and they loved seeing the wbeel spinning and the grindstones turning.

Situated on Porter Brook in Whitely Woods, Shepherd Wheel is a historic watermill and part of the Sheffield heritage museums. Open and active only on weekends and Bank Holidays, the old building courtyard and wheel is fenced off from the path.

Been here twice now and the kids love it. The play area is nice and big, clean and well looked after. Otherwise much the same as other soft plays but still good.

Our second party at Runaround and again, a great experience. Attentive staff and very helpful with everything during the party. Jugs of juice provided during the playing time and a great selection of food for their tea. No allergies this time, but have had a child last year with allergies and they catered for them with no trouble. We were looked after by Taylor who was looking after us for his first party and he did a cracking job! I'm sure your confidence will grow as you do more, carry on doing what you're doing and you'll be great!

Brilliant had a party here today for my son’s 3 birthday! Chloe looked after everything for me was great with the kids and very friendly! All staff were friendly and happy to help! 100% recommend good value for money all! kids enjoyed it! Very clean play area and food was bang on!

I took my two nieces aged 2 and 3 on a Sunday. Crazy busy with loads of parties. However place was clean and tidy and didn't wait long. Price wise it's ok. About a stage I guess. Lots of frames for kids to play on and good little kids area. All staff doing a great job. Olivia working on food and drinks was very nice and helpful.

We love coming here with our little one, except when they have 3 parties in one morning. WOW, it is chaos. The kids aren't all parented at the best of times but when they allow more than 1 party at the same time, it honestly gives me anxiety. The kids are feral, I know the staff can't do much about people's kids but I dont think they should have more than 1 party at the same time, it really spoils it for other people. I wished they'd have told me there was that many parties on before I paid my entry. Other than that, everywhere is nice and clean, the staff are really friendly (big up to the young lad who works there, his energy is amazing!), and the food is good.

Stopped here for an hour with our 1 year old on a 5 hour road trip. Just looking for somewhere to let him stretch his legs and get some energy out. It was lovely, great area for under 3s with its own ball pit and slide. Nice big, clean space with a nice menu and lovely staff. Will be stopping again next time!

Recently took my 15 month old grandson, The 0-3 years area was full of older children no staff insight to deal with this! What is the point in signing your child in with their age if there are no restrictions realistically? Or supervision from staff I get it’s not their responsibility to look after the children but definitely staffs responsibility to make sure rules are followed!!! I have personal messaged twice now with absolutely no response I will not be returning or recommending! Absolutely terrible place

What a fantastic family farm. Huge variety of animals all looking healthy and happy. This farm is free entry with donations welcomed what an amazing thing for Sheffield council to do. The staff were all so friendly. The farm is really well set out. There was lamb feeding and the option to buy feed for the other animals, the Highland cow was extremely gentle when eating out of my hand. The farm is a real asset set in a beautiful park. Please make sure you donate when you visit to help It to continue operating

Beautiful animals...particularly majestic was the horse (tempted to land on a groomed/rescued(?) Cob as the breed due to the hands)... Saw it stand proud as I returned but too many bad vibes around to take a clear shot while there today! This particularly beautiful specimen lives in the shed/enclosure just past the main shed (upon entry to the Animal Farm)! Wonderful service today at the gift shop...bought some lovely toys for my fur baby that I know he'll love!

This is a local park for me, so I'm very lucky. This animal park is free to visit, but there is a sum up to tap to donate £3.00 to help run this. I would like to see a choice of what to donate like £1 or £2. Some families may not be able to afford the suggested donation. There is a churn inside that you can drop cash in if you have it on you. This park is huge. I only visited the animal and play parks with my grandchildren. There are picnics seating tables inside the animal park. The animal feed is £1.50 to buy and signs around, saying which animals can be fed. You can visit the Rose garden cafe for food/drink. You can make this day as cheap or expensive as you like. The park also hosts events.

Lovely place plenty of animals and most in touchable distance. Highland cow very nice and strokable . Park it's self is huge with lake and streams. Bus stop close too. Definitely recommend a visit. Gift shop too in animal exit.

Love this place, it's free to get in although you can leave a donation if you like which we did, you can buy animal feed for a really good price of £1.50 too, all the animals are very well looked after I will definitely be visiting again 😊

A must visit farm with family! The place is well maintained. You can feed the animals with a good price. There’s cafe and souvenir shop as well. A place where everyone can enjoy.

It's not a big farm but so lovely with extremely friendly farm animals. There's a small kods car ride, nice coffee place and siting areas as well. You can see ducks, alpacas, plenty of goats, pigs, chickens, horses, donkeys, ponny, and some other animals. They have small shop aswell which you can buy animal food and feed them, and cute toys. I loved the shop and I had ice coffee, which was so delicious. It's a lovely place to spend a nice time with your kids.

Two excellent short MTB trails. I will donate to support maintenance if someone can send me the link.

Two dedicated MTB trails, one is being refurbished at the moment. The faster you go the harder they get! If you're lucky you may see a stag or two!

Fun place to play on your MTB. The trails are decent and well looked after though not particularly difficult. I looked at some videos before going and they didn't do the place justice, glad I went. It's a great place to start a ride from too as a warm up we did the 2 trails before seeing of to Stanage Edge. Free parking there too!

Only one of the 2 trails was open, I think it was the gnarlyer of the 2 but still pretty tame, took my 12 year old and it was about hos level, no gaps or drops just a nice steady trail with a easy pedal back up

Only 1 trial running but me and my mate had a laugh n good time look forward to going again

Decent trail for beginners, would love to see more trails built up there. I found the main problem was the trails arnt steep enough so required a lot of peddling to keep up speed. Great effort though, really enjoyed.

Plenty of walks and bike trails . Small carpark and be careful of the weather, it can boil up quickly.

A beautiful and peaceful spot right in the heart of Sheffield. I really enjoyed my visit to Victoria Quays, it’s a lovely place to walk around, relax by the water, or just take in the calm atmosphere. The combination of canal boats, historic buildings, and quiet surroundings makes it feel like a hidden gem in the city. Definitely worth a visit if you’re looking for a peaceful break from the busy streets.

Now I know where it is I’ll definitely go back when I have more time to explore. It’s hard to believe that it’s in the heart of the city as it so quiet and picturesque. There weren’t many people around when I visited but I noticed the cafes were busy and there were other businesses too. It really is quite different to surrounding areas and put me in mind if Leeds Dock or the Birmingham canals.

It was very quiet and nice to walk around this canal was built early 18s century to transport coal and spice to the city centre

Stayed on a boat here, wouldn't know it was the centre of Sheffield. It was beautiful, peaceful and quiet yet only 5 minutes walk from the hustle and bustle of the city centre

Great place to have a wander round, admire the narrow boats & maybe stop for a drink & a bite to eat!

Had a fantastic afternoon enjoying some street food in a really relaxed environment. The prices were reasonable for an event like this, not cheap by any standards, but fair for such an event. The bars were chilled too and it was great for a family too, but not the stalls as it caters for more mature people no children, but they enjoyed a few hours there.

Totally hidden or under rated place in Sheffield City. What a beautiful place for a walk, drink or having fun with family and friends. Cafe, drink places, boats, dog walks, canal walk, plenty of options for relaxing time. It's open 24hrs so anyone can go whatever time you want according to your schedule. Really enjoyed my walk. So relaxing and peaceful.

It’s so unfortunate that we had such a terrible experience! All we wanted for kids to have fun! We came on Sunday 6pm And children made it to last session ….. But since we opened the door, everyone Greeted us so unhappy that we appear than children were coming into the session:( I thought this place it was meant for children to have fun, But instead that they got side eyed and unhappy faces From people who works there:🥵🤯🫣 I understand this Sunday and it’s the last hour, but please please come on Have a heart 💔 The actual place is very dirty, even the people pretending to clean it:0 Floors are sticky like a glue:🤯It should be disinfected and clean properly is disgusting! But the worst part is the attitude of the crew who was working here 🫣We ordered 4 cups of tea through the app, but unfortunately the crew could not even do that that🤯 They delivered only tree cups with Miserable faces🫣 And when I went down and asked them about another tea, they told me that the order came through separate🤯 How does that work ? We have been asked to sit in a specific place even we wanted to sit where we can see the children🥹🥵 After this visit, I think I need a therapy🧘 I wish I could have a full refund🤯🥵

We came on a Monday during school holidays and the place was packed, the poor girls on the front counter could have done with some reinforcements, check in took over 20 minutes (if we'd pre-booked this time would have been lost). Inside was just as busy, with music blasting and disco lights flashings which was great for the kids. Plenty of activities inside that kept my kids very busy and entertained. I think it's overpriced though for 60 minutes. Didn't spot any cleanliness issues during our time here so id have to say it was clean for how busy it was. Overall ok but pricey

Absolutely brilliant party for my son’s 8th birthday. Ava & Ella went above and beyond and beyond to ensure we were catered for. My son has allergies and they were both very attentive to ensure that all food were checked and nothing was missed.

Came with the kids during the holidays and had a fantastic time! Corey was fantastic, no ask was too much and he was hilarious. When we come back, we hope to see him again! The giant lollipops he recommended were a hit with the kids too.

Wonderful experience, my kids love it here, we visit close by to see family. So this place is now a must go to when we come up. My son injured himself, and the staff were amazing, reacted very quickly, so friendly and kind and they even continued to check up on him through out our session. I’m annoyed I didn’t get their names, but everyone working on the 5 - 6:30 Shift on 25/10/25 were amazing. I also had a problem with my payment but the staff were so helpful and understanding. Thank you for providing us with great fun and customer service.

Great place, my 10yr old loved it. Staff were amazing. Even turned music down as child had autism. Little cafe to wait for kids, highly recommend

This was terrible. It took 20 minutes to do check in because they only had 1 member of staff doing that. I asked "we'll still get a full hour won't we" - was told yes, 1 hour from the point of entry. Inside it was hell. Half the stuff is height restricted but it's really poorly signposted as to which bits. Periodic announcements "1 person per trampoline" - never stuck to. "Parents of toddlers please hold your child's hand at all times" - impossible unless you're jumping with them on the same trampoline... And if you are jumping on a trampoline, be prepared for other feral kids to go running underneath you. It's far too crowded and understaffed. Announcement came on after 40 minutes "purple wristbands your time is up". So we never got the full hour, but I was also just glad to be out. Safe to say, I'll never be back

Somewhat alright cinema. The quality of the video was not even 4k and prices for food too high sound quite terrible as it wasn’t very loud but it somewhat made up for it because of the comfort of the seat and the quick line at the front. It also does smell a bit like old furniture.

Impossible to request a refund! We booked tickets online and unfortunately was unavailable and so I spent days in the lead up to the showing calling the number they provide on the website and no one answered. I emailed the email provided on the website regarding refunds and it kept bouncing back. Finally got through to someone on the phone who wasn’t very helpful and advised us to email the same email we had been emailing so it was the correct email address. Not helpful at all. Would not recommend booking with this cinema and will never again.

Went to see a special screening of An American werewolf in London as part of the vice press open day. Lovely cinema with a great vibe. Highly recommend a visit.

Went to see the commitments film, which is a classic film, then Highway Child the band played after which was a good idea. Nice place to meet before and have a drink.

The Showroom is a great asset to the city of Sheffield, they cater for almost everyone in their programming. They show a very wide programme of films to suit most people without pandering to any one demographic.

The vegan options seem more limited than they used to, but still a nice coffee and flapjack

Very friendly film-related complex with an adjacent cinema (Showroom) and workshop/meeting areas. Good space with excellent facilities and friendly staff. Attended an awards evening recently and found it to be excellent. Very close to a central car park. Highly recommended.

One of my friends on a night out was forcefully shoved as well as one of her other friends out of nowhere completely unprofessional bouncers, horrible horrible men should be sacked for the harm they cause. Good place to chill out and go on a night out however the bouncers will definitely put me off going for good.

Not great as a club, would be a terrible pub. Way too loud to talk with people, the barrel tables are all sloshing with liquid so if you walk into one, you'll get soaked, and the atmosphere is honestly really dead. Other clubs like West Street Live and Tiger Works have a much better atmosphere without the distraction of random sports channels constantly flashing away at the top of your vision. The staff were pleasant but having experienced Molly Malone's, I won't be going back. 2/5 stars

Racist! We were six of us, waiting almost an hour in the line. This guy asks how many of us together, we said 6. And he says we can’t let more than 5. But there were groups more then 8 in the line he let in. Felt humiliated. Will never have good opinion on Sheffield again.

Great staff and environment to have a pint of original Murphy's Irish Stout (not so easy to come by over here).

The bouncers were incredibly rude. I was helping a friend and they grabbed my drink from my hand, poured it on the floor and grabbed my other wrist to stop me stopping them.

Trisha who served us gave us a student discount! Love her and her service!! Queen 🌸🌸🩵🩵 beautiful Trisha!!

Recently went to Molly’s for the quiz and loved it!! Staff were friendly, drinks were cheap and the quiz had a great atmosphere. Will definitely be coming back!!

Cheap fun family day out, they have 2 x 18 golf courses to choose from, downstairs is the beach course and upstairs which we chose is the Aztec jungle course, for both adults and children and each hole isn’t too difficult and completely different from the next which is always good. Discounted price if you pay to do both of the 18 holes so 36 total on the same day.

This was a superb venue for golfing, where me and my friend got a 2 for 1 crazy golf deal along with 50% off for user of a tram ticket! One of the courses is based on a temple and begins with boxes as you move on up, followed by statues that represent the temple. The jungle course is exciting as it goes along a peaceful setting, featuring different decorations that imitate nature and some holes even have obstacles to navigate around! Golf clubs are available right away at reception, staff were really nice too.

I’m disappointed that I’ve had to give this visit 3 stars instead of 5 but had it spoiled by one of the staff members. Alex (I’m gathering by the name badge) is quite frankly one of the rudest and most incompetent customer service workers I’ve ever had the displeasure of interacting with. She was rude, dismissive and generally unpleasant to deal with. She ignored me and my husband upon arrival and I had to loudly greet her to get her attention as she was too preoccupied staring at a computer screen to be bothered serving. Through the whole interaction she was loudly sighing, snapping at us and slamming around items on the counter top and seemingly doing her best to drive away business. Whenever we tried asking any questions as we had never been before the receiving glare just wasn’t worth the hassle. Despite this awful experience the course we chose was fun and had a great level of difficulty that I’d recommend for all ages. Truly the only thing that saved the visit was the other member of staff that we interacted with Niamh who appeared to be the manager on duty at the time. In comparison to her colleague she was incredibly polite and enthusiastic when interacting with us and answered several questions that we asked (about their party and group offers) to an outstanding level, she went above and beyond to help us and it helped change my opinion on the visit. Although I didn’t raise a grievance about the other staff member at the time I hope some proper training can be given to staff about how to properly interact with a person and not treat them as an inconvenience when trying to have a day out.