
Millennium Gallery
Free city-centre gallery showing Sheffield's metalwork collection alongside major touring exhibitions.
A map of museums, galleries, theatres, cinemas and music venues in Sheffield — 31 places in all. Most of the museums and galleries are free.
The centre holds the densest cluster, with the Millennium and Graves galleries, the theatre quarter around Tudor Square and the Showroom cinema all within a few minutes' walk of each other.

Free city-centre gallery showing Sheffield's metalwork collection alongside major touring exhibitions.

Sheffield's main museum — history, archaeology and natural history — set in a Victorian park near the university.

Industrial museum on a man-made island, home to the thundering River Don Engine.

Sheffield's famous thrust-stage theatre and the spiritual home of world championship snooker.

A gilded Edwardian playhouse on Tudor Square hosting West End tours, opera and pantomime.

A complete Georgian scythe works with waterwheels, forges and workers' cottages, preserved in the Sheaf valley.

Sheffield's best-preserved timber-framed house, a 500-year-old yeoman's home above Meersbrook Park.

A hands-on museum of playable games, from arcade cabinets to the machines that built the industry.

Sheffield's free art gallery on the top floor of the Central Library, strong on British modern art.

Contemporary art space in the Cultural Industries Quarter, focused on moving image and new media.

Grand 1930s concert hall behind a Corinthian colonnade, hosting touring music and comedy.

Sheffield's most famous independent music venue, where Pulp and the Arctic Monkeys cut their teeth.

The paved theatre square linking the Crucible, the Lyceum, the Winter Garden and the library.

One of the largest independent cinemas in Europe, in an art deco former car showroom.

A small artist-led gallery showing experimental contemporary work, free to visit.

A purpose-built studio block for makers, with open studio weekends twice a year.

A free university gallery inside the grand old Head Post Office on Fitzalan Square.

An intimate Victorian theatre on Surrey Street hosting comedy, drama and community shows.

A 260-seat theatre in the basement of the Central Library, right on Tudor Square.

The city centre's main mid-size gig venue, hosting touring bands most nights of the week.

The students' union live venue at the University of Sheffield, open to everyone for gigs.

A long-running rock, metal and alternative club with several rooms and very late hours.

A converted warehouse venue and bar in the Cultural Industries Quarter, strong on new music.

A contemporary art gallery and studios inside the Park Hill flats, free to visit.

Fire engines, police cells and ambulances in a Victorian police and fire station you can climb over.

Europe's most powerful working steam engine, fired up for visitors at Kelham Island.

A grand neoclassical gallery attached to Weston Park Museum, free to enter.

A free, little-known collection of studio and historic glass inside the university's engineering building.

A Victorian-style zoology museum of skeletons and specimens, open on selected days.

A working water-powered knife-grinding workshop in the woods, free to visit.

A vast former steelworks turned hands-on science centre, with a fire-breathing arc furnace show.