Colors of Sheffield - traditions, festivals, mentality and lifestyle
‘Steel City’ is an informal name given to Sheffield back in the Middle Ages; however, it is still relevant. The convenient location of the city contributed to the rapid development of blacksmiths; there were deposits of coal and iron ore in Sheffield and the surrounding area. According to historical records, the first blacksmith in the town was founded in the 13th century; during the Middle Ages, smithies were found literally on every street. Houses located on narrow streets were completely covered with soot making their facades very dark, so there was very gloomy atmosphere in the city.
What may surprise discerning palates in the classic English city? Delicious meat dishes and traditional Yorkshire pudding, classic fish treats with a side dish of fries and excellent …
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Once it was the large-scale industrial city. Today Sheffield is an attractive tourist and cultural center. The city has everything you need for an exciting holiday, including an abundance of …
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City tours, excursions and tickets in Sheffield and surroundings
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Cathedrals and basilicas near Sheffield
♥ Cathedral Church of St. Marie, Sheffield, 0.3 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Cathedral Church of St. Anne, Leeds, 47.2 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Cathedral Church of St. Barnabas, Nottingham, 51.5 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Church of St. George, York, 69.1 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Church of St. Wilfrid, York, 69.6 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Former Cathedral of St. Peter, York, 69.7 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Cathedral Church of St. Marie, Sheffield, 0.3 km from the center. On the map
♥ Cathedral Church of St. Anne, Leeds, 47.2 km from the center. On the map
♥ Cathedral Church of St. Barnabas, Nottingham, 51.5 km from the center. On the map
♥ Church of St. George, York, 69.1 km from the center. On the map
♥ Church of St. Wilfrid, York, 69.6 km from the center. On the map
♥ Former Cathedral of St. Peter, York, 69.7 km from the center. On the map
Survived castles around Sheffield
♥ Castle 'Conisbrough Castle' , 19.9 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'Bolsover Castle' , 19.9 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'Peveril Castle' , 21 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'Tickhill Castle' , 24.5 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'Riber Castle' , 28.4 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'Lord Barnard' , 29.9 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'Sandal Castle' , 31.2 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'Conisbrough Castle' , 19.9 km from the center. On the map
♥ Castle 'Bolsover Castle' , 19.9 km from the center. On the map
♥ Castle 'Peveril Castle' , 21 km from the center. On the map
♥ Castle 'Tickhill Castle' , 24.5 km from the center. On the map
♥ Castle 'Riber Castle' , 28.4 km from the center. On the map
♥ Castle 'Lord Barnard' , 29.9 km from the center. On the map
♥ Castle 'Sandal Castle' , 31.2 km from the center. On the map
Unique landmarks in Sheffield and around
Church Of St Mary And All Saints
From the series “Falling towers and buildings”
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Distance from Sheffield center - 16.1 km.
There is a religious monument in Chesterfield. Destruction may threaten it shortly. This is the Church of St. Mary and All Saints. It was built in the 13th century. The church is one of the largest Gothic churches in the region at present. The church building itself is in excellent condition. But its 28-meter spire has a disastrous deflection angle. It is deviated from the vertical by 3 meters. …
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From the series “The Most Elegant Buildings of Baroque Architecture”
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Distance from Sheffield center - 64.4 km.
Calke Abbey has a quite outstanding history. It is a building of the 12th century Augustinian priory. Later the priory was closed under the order of Henry VIII. At the beginning of the 18th century, the building was fully rebuilt in the baroque style. The house was owned by the Harpur family for nearly 300 years until the last owner died. After 1985 the house came into possession of the government and became open for people. …
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