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Sheffield Hotel tips
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The Sheffield Metropolitan Hotel from40 £
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TRAVELODGE SHEFFIELD CENTRAL from75 €
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mercure sheffield st paul's hotel and spa from69 £
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Sheffield Travel guide
Sheffield : Michelin's recommendations
The richness of Sheffield's nearby hills (iron, coal, rivers and sandstone) shaped its destiny, and from the 14C the town became the principal English producer of quality cutlery. Traditional industries have declined in part but Sheffield (Britain’s fourth city) remains an important steelmaking and industrial centre. Not far from Sheffield, the Peak District National Park provides an escape from the pollution of the city.
Tourist attractions Sheffield : Things to see and do
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Cathedral of St Peter and St Paul
Church Street GB - Sheffield S1 1HA
The cathedral was consecrated in 1914, the original cruciform building probably dates from the 12C; the major part of what remains is in Gothic perpendicular style. The building was extended between the years 1930 and 1960.
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Cutlers' Hall
Church Street GB - Sheffield S1 1HG
Built in 1832 this imposing building in the old Hellenic style is the third Couteliers Hotel to be built on the site. It houses the town council's collection of silverware and their annual Banquet is held there.
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Ruskin Gallery
101 Norfolk Street GB - Sheffield S1 2JE
A collection of copies of paintings by old masters presented by the society created by the art critic John Ruskin (1819-1900) who wished to give to the steelworkers an opportunity to profit « from the beautiful, as the outpouring of a divine soul com..
Hotels Sheffield
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mercure sheffield st paul's hotel and spa
119 Norfolk street GB - SHEFFIELD S1 2JE
"The 4-star Mercure Sheffield St Paul's Hotel and Spa is a modern hotel in Sheffield, close to the Lyceum and Crucible theatres, as well as Sheffield Hallam University. The hotel has 163 modern guest rooms, and all rooms have satellite TV and in..
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Hilton Sheffield
2 Furnival Road GB - Sheffield S4 7YA
Prix Prices from : 54 £
Situated in Sheffield’s Quayside area, Hilton Sheffield is a 2-minute walk from the city centre. The modern hotel features a health club, stylish restaurant and spacious rooms with internet access. The bright bedrooms each have a large flat-screen T..
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TRAVELODGE SHEFFIELD CENTRAL
1 BROAD STREET WEST GB - Sheffield (South Yorkshire) S1 2BQ
Attractions::, ponds forge international sports centre - 0.2 miles, sheffield crucible theatre - 0.5 miles, sheffield ski village - 2 miles, meadowhall shopping centre - 4 miles, for more information on travelodge see gghtltg, property descript..
Restaurants Sheffield
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Wig & Pen
44 Campo Lane GB - Sheffield S1 2EG
Sister to the Milestone, but nearer to the heart of the city; its busy bar a magnet for office workers on their way home. Good value lunch menu of light dishes like fishcakes or risotto; more elaborate, ambitious dishes at dinner.
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Artisan
32-34 Sandygate Rd GB - Sheffield S10 5RY
Smart brasserie with roomy bar and dark, clubby dining room. Choice of menus to suit all tastes, including good value set selections and a steak menu. Ingredients are mostly from Yorkshire, but influences are global. Attentive service.
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Milestone
84 Green Ln GB - Sheffield S3 8SE
Spacious 18C pub in industrial area of the city. Emphasis firmly on seasonal, organic, locally sourced produce. Hearty gastro menu downstairs; more formal first floor dining.
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Nonnas
535-541 Ecclesall Rd GB - Sheffield S11 8PR
Long-standing Italian restaurant with rustic, bistro-style; run by friendly family team. Coffee and cakes in bar. Classical menu of generous, full-flavoured dishes; lighter options available.
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Rafters
220 Oakbrook Rd, Nether Green GB - Sheffield S11 7ED
Traditional restaurant with exposed brick and wood beams, set above a shop in a small suburban parade. The experienced chef-owner uses good quality ingredients in carefully prepared, classically based dishes. Good value midweek menu.
