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.

Designed by Robert Marnock, the botanical gardens were opened in 1836 More than 5 000 species are on show over 8ha, including the national collections of Weigela and Dievilla. The Glass Pavilions are an architectural jewel.

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.

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..

This interesting collection of galleries is famous for its paintings by Old Masters, its collections of English and French art of the 19 and 20C, as well as for its very attractive selection of English watercolours

This half-timbered house, dating from around 1500, is practically unchanged since the last alterations in 1573. There is a small museum which illustrates life in Sheffield in the Tudor and Stuart ages.