Named afterthe River Sheaf which runs through the
town, Sheffield is a part of the four divisions of South
Yorkshire, situated in North of England, about 1 hour far
from Leeds or Manchester, and
about 2:30 hours from London.
Because of its woodland and public parks
Sheffield is known as the greenest area in
England,
being also the fifth largest city in UK.
A big part of Sheffield is sheltered
in a natural monument created by hills, rivers and sea,
with the lowest level above sea situated at 10 m, and
higher point at over 500 m.
There are many suburbs and neighborhoods
in Sheffield, some of them evolved from little villages which
were assimilated later to the
town.
The Millennium Galleries are one of the main
architectural attractions of the city. It has two levels,
and a lot of things to discover, including galleries of
visual arts and design. Inside the gallery there is an
internal street that links to the second attraction, the
Winter Garden, the biggest botanical garden in the
UK.
Sheffield is unique for its very developed theatre complexes in
England and
also for its galleries and museum. Another attraction in
Sheffield is the Peak
National Park, which is situated less then 5 miles away from
the city. It also has the most successful shopping centre
in England and it is publicly known for having one of the
best nightlife around the
world.

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