Parks & gardens

Firth Park

A Victorian park given to the city by Mark Firth, with a clock tower pavilion and long views.

Illustration of a Victorian park with a Gothic clock tower pavilion

Firth Park was presented to Sheffield in 1875 by the steel master Mark Firth and opened by the Prince of Wales, keeping its Gothic clock tower pavilion at the centre.

Today it is a busy neighbourhood park of playing fields, a play area and mature trees, on high ground with wide views north and east.

Highlights

  • Gifted to the city in 1875
  • Gothic clock tower
  • Wide northern views

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Parks & gardens

Concord Park

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Sport & outdoors

Utilita Arena Sheffield

The city's 13,600-capacity arena for big-name concerts, comedy and ice hockey.

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Landmarks

Wincobank Hill & Hillfort

An Iron Age hillfort on a steep green hill with a sweeping view over the Don valley.

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