Winter Garden
Temperate glasshouse opened in 2003 with more than 2,000 plants, one of the largest built in the UK in a century.
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Places worth your time in City Centre and the Winter Garden
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该街区及周边的地标、博物馆、公园和观景点。
Temperate glasshouse opened in 2003 with more than 2,000 plants, one of the largest built in the UK in a century.
Free gallery with Sheffield metalwork, the Guild of St George's Ruskin Collection and changing exhibitions; closed on Mondays.
City-centre square with fountains in front of the Town Hall.
Grade I listed town hall on Pinstone Street, used by the city council, with a displayed silverware collection.
Theatre opened in 1971 and home of the World Snooker Championship since 1977.
Theatre with 1,068 seats, part of Sheffield Theatres with the Crucible.
Square at the heart of Sheffield's theatre district, home to the Crucible and the Lyceum, metres from the Town Hall.
Grade II* listed concert hall on Barker's Pool, built and owned by the city council.
Grade II* listed war memorial on Barker's Pool, south of the City Hall.
Bronze by Martin Jennings, unveiled in 2016, honouring women who worked in Sheffield's steel industry in both world wars.
Grade I listed Anglican cathedral of St Peter and St Paul on Church Street, a parish church raised to cathedral status in 1914.
Roman Catholic cathedral just off Fargate, with a 59 m spire, the tallest in Sheffield.
Grade II* listed hall of the Company of Cutlers in Hallamshire, opposite the cathedral on Church Street.
Sloping Georgian square north-west of the cathedral, once used for public meetings.
Grade II listed Unitarian chapel on Norfolk Street, rooted in the Dissenters who left the parish church in 1662.
Museum that exhibits contemporary and historic video games, in the city centre.
Contemporary art gallery for moving image, new media and performance on Brown Street in the Cultural Industries Quarter.
Independent cinema and café bar beside Sheaf Square, close to the station.
Square outside Sheffield station, lined by the station, the Showroom Cinema and the Howard Hotel.
Grade II* listed concrete housing estate of 1957-61 on the hill above the station, renovated by Urban Splash.
Sheffield
Old cutlery and steel works by the river, an industrial museum and the canal basin
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Weston Park Museum, the Botanical Gardens and a chain of parks along the Porter Brook
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