Best Landmarks in Sheffield

Victorian Gothic masterpiece and beating heart of Bradford's civic life since 1873

A dramatic Victorian railway viaduct running beneath Sheffield city centre, now home to workshops, bars and street art in a gritty, atmospheric urban space.

Victorian heritage meets natural history at Sheffield's finest surviving bear pit, a Grade II listed landmark within beloved botanical gardens.

Sheffield’s unique green and white police box, a charming relic of early 20th-century policing, stands proudly outside the Town Hall as a symbol of local heritage.

A surviving 19th-century brick chimney from Sheffield’s crucible steelworks, standing as a powerful symbol of the city’s industrial heritage and steelmaking legacy.

A solemn and iconic Grade II* listed cenotaph in Sheffield city centre, honoring the city's wartime sacrifices with striking sculptures and historic symbolism.

Sheffield's historic pedestrian shopping street where medieval heritage meets modern vibrancy and community gathering.

A majestic 1913 bronze statue in Sheffield’s Fitzalan Square honoring King Edward VII with rich symbolic reliefs and historic civic pride.

Victorian design genius immortalised in terracotta—Sheffield's tribute to a master craftsman.

Victorian engineering marvel spanning the River Wye—now a scenic cycling and walking trail through Peak District valleys.

A peaceful landmark in Sheffield celebrating international friendship and the city’s enduring Commonwealth ties.

A symbol of international friendship in Leeds city centre, crowned by the iconic Barrel Man sculpture.