Sheffield, 40 miles east of Manchester, was once one of the largest producers of steel in the world. The industrial heritage has taken its toll on the city, however, in recent years significant funds have been directed into revitalizing Sheffield's city centre.
Main points of interest in Sheffield include the Cultural Industries Quarter with its clubs and dinning opportunities, Castlegate with its traditional markets and Devonshire Quarter and pedestrianized Moor Quarter with their shopping opportunities.
The city's most prominent tourist attraction is the Magna centre, housed in the building of a former steel works. The science adventure centre, which was the first to be opened in the UK offers numerous interactive displays themed after the elements of earth, air, fire and water.
Most hotels in Sheffield are located within the compact revitalized town centre and are within walking distance of shopping, dinning and local businesses.
Selected Sheffield Hotels:
Hilton Sheffield
Victoria Quays Furnival Road, Sheffield, England S4 7Y4
The Hilton Sheffield is a modern, luxury hotel located in the historic Victoria Quays close to the centre of Sheffield.
Sheffield, 40 miles east of Manchester, was once one of the largest producers of steel in the world. The industrial heritage has taken its toll on the city, however, in recent years significant funds have been directed into revitalizing Sheffield's city centre.
