Sheffield city centre map

A printable map of Sheffield city centre with the main tourist attractions in bubbles around the edge, each joined by a line to its pin on the map. Use it as a Sheffield town centre map for a day of walking, print it, or save it as a picture to take with you.

It covers the whole of the centre — the Town Hall, Peace Gardens and Winter Garden, Fargate and The Moor, the theatre quarter and the galleries — so it works equally as a places-to-visit map, a shopping map or a plain Sheffield centre map. If you searched for a "Sheffield city center map", this is the same thing with the UK spelling.

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Illustration of Sheffield Cathedral's tower and spire above the city streets1Sheffield CathedralThe city's oldest building still in use, with 900 years of architecture under one roof.Illustration of a grand neoclassical hall frontage with columns2Cutlers' HallThe grand home of the Company of Cutlers, opposite the cathedral, full of silver and history.Illustration of a pedestrianised shopping street with a clock tower and shoppers3Fargate & Orchard SquareThe pedestrianised heart of the city centre, with the famous clock and a run of high street shops.Illustration of the Crucible Theatre frontage on Tudor Square at night4Crucible TheatreSheffield's famous thrust-stage theatre and the spiritual home of world championship snooker.Illustration of the ornate Edwardian Lyceum Theatre with its corner dome5Lyceum TheatreA gilded Edwardian playhouse on Tudor Square hosting West End tours, opera and pantomime.Illustration of a paved theatre square with grand theatre frontages and evening lights6Tudor SquareThe paved theatre square linking the Crucible, the Lyceum, the Winter Garden and the library.Illustration of a Gothic revival cathedral interior with stained glass7Cathedral Church of St MarieA jewel-box Victorian Gothic revival cathedral tucked just off Fargate.Illustration of the bright white interior of the Millennium Gallery8Millennium GalleryFree city-centre gallery showing Sheffield's metalwork collection alongside major touring exhibitions.Illustration of the arched timber glasshouse of Sheffield Winter Garden9Sheffield Winter GardenA vast timber-arched glasshouse in the city centre, home to more than 2,000 plants and free to walk through.Illustration of a quiet gallery room hung with paintings10Graves GallerySheffield's free art gallery on the top floor of the Central Library, strong on British modern art.Illustration of a small Victorian theatre auditorium11Montgomery TheatreAn intimate Victorian theatre on Surrey Street hosting comedy, drama and community shows.Illustration of children playing in the fountains of Sheffield's Peace Gardens12Peace GardensThe city's front room: fountains, lawns and cascades beside the Town Hall, busy all summer.Illustration of a small brick chapel with bronze sculptures in a courtyard13Upper ChapelSheffield's oldest nonconformist chapel, with a courtyard of sculpture by George Fullard.Illustration of a Victorian Gothic town hall with a tall clock tower14Sheffield Town HallThe Victorian Gothic town hall above the Peace Gardens, topped by Vulcan, god of the forge.Illustration of a bright museum room filled with playable arcade cabinets15National Videogame MuseumA hands-on museum of playable games, from arcade cabinets to the machines that built the industry.Illustration of a civic square with a tall flagpole war memorial and grand hall behind16Barker's Pool & the War MemorialThe civic square in front of the City Hall, with Sheffield's striking flagpole war memorial.Illustration of a cobbled Victorian courtyard lined with small brick workshops17Leah's YardA restored Victorian courtyard of little workshops, now full of independent shops and studios.Illustration of a modern city park with water jets and children playing18Pound's ParkA brand-new city-centre park with water jets, play equipment and lawns, built on an old fire station site.Illustration of a 1930s concert hall with a tall columned portico at dusk19Sheffield City HallGrand 1930s concert hall behind a Corinthian colonnade, hosting touring music and comedy.Illustration of a courtyard of restaurants with outdoor tables and festoon lights20Leopold SquareA courtyard of restaurants and bars in a converted Victorian grammar school.

Key: every attraction in Sheffield city centre

All 55 places within about a 1 km walk of the centre. The first 20 are the numbered bubbles on the map above.

  1. Fargate & Orchard Square — Shopping
  2. Leopold Square — Food & drink
  3. Sheffield Town Hall — Landmarks
  4. Tudor Square — Theatre & music
  5. Upper Chapel — Landmarks
  6. Peace Gardens — Parks & gardens
  7. Barker's Pool & the War Memorial — Landmarks
  8. Crucible Theatre — Theatre & music
  9. Cutlers' Hall — Landmarks
  10. National Videogame Museum — Museums & galleries
  11. Sheffield Winter Garden — Landmarks
  12. Sheffield City Hall — Theatre & music
  13. Sheffield Cathedral — Landmarks
  14. Leah's Yard — Shopping
  15. Montgomery Theatre — Theatre & music
  16. Lyceum Theatre — Theatre & music
  17. Cathedral Church of St Marie — Landmarks
  18. Pound's Park — Parks & gardens
  19. Millennium Gallery — Museums & galleries
  20. Graves Gallery — Museums & galleries
  21. Cambridge Street Collective — Food & drink
  22. Library Theatre — Theatre & music
  23. Paradise Square — Landmarks
  24. Corporation — Theatre & music
  25. O2 Academy Sheffield — Theatre & music
  26. Division Street & the Devonshire Quarter — Shopping
  27. Kommune — Food & drink
  28. National Emergency Services Museum — Museums & galleries
  29. The Rutland Arms — Food & drink
  30. Bloc Projects — Theatre & music
  31. Sheffield Institute of Arts Gallery — Theatre & music
  32. Showroom Cinema — Theatre & music
  33. West Street — Food & drink
  34. Fitzalan Square — Landmarks
  35. Devonshire Green — Parks & gardens
  36. Sheaf Square & the Cutting Edge — Landmarks
  37. The Leadmill — Theatre & music
  38. Castlegate & Sheffield Castle — Landmarks
  39. Site Gallery — Theatre & music
  40. The Sheffield Tap — Food & drink
  41. Ponds Forge — Sport & outdoors
  42. The Moor Market — Food & drink
  43. The Moor — Shopping
  44. Old Town Hall, Waingate — Landmarks
  45. Persistence Works & Yorkshire Artspace — Theatre & music
  46. Turner Museum of Glass — Museums & galleries
  47. Sidney & Matilda — Theatre & music
  48. Victoria Quays — Landmarks
  49. Cholera Monument & Clay Wood — Landmarks
  50. S1 Artspace — Theatre & music
  51. Park Hill — Landmarks
  52. Kelham Island Bars & Street Food — Food & drink
  53. River Don Engine — Museums & galleries
  54. Little Kelham — Landmarks
  55. Kelham Island Museum — Museums & galleries

Sheffield city centre map: common questions

What is there to see in Sheffield city centre?
Sheffield city centre packs 55 of the city's best-known attractions into about a mile across — galleries, theatres, squares and gardens, food halls and historic buildings. This map shows the 20 headline stops in bubbles around the edge, with the rest listed in the key below.
How long does it take to walk across Sheffield city centre?
Roughly 20 to 25 minutes end to end at an easy pace. Almost everything on this city centre map is within a 10 minute walk of the Town Hall and the Peace Gardens.
Can I print or download this Sheffield city centre map?
Yes. Use "Print / save as PDF" for a paper copy, or "Download image (PNG)" to save the map with the attraction bubbles as a single picture. It is free and there is nothing to sign up for.
Where are the shops in Sheffield city centre?
Fargate and The Moor are the two main shopping streets, linked by Pinstone Street past the Town Hall, with Orchard Square off Fargate and the Moor Market at the bottom of The Moor. The independent shops sit uphill around Division Street and Devonshire Green. There is a fuller shopping map on this site.
Is this a Sheffield city center map? (US spelling)
Yes — "city center map" and "city centre map" mean the same thing; the UK spelling is centre. Whichever you searched for, this is the map of the middle of Sheffield.

Looking for more? See the full Sheffield tourist map or plan a day out.