Watch: Take a trip around Leah's Yard and the Cambridge Street Collective as city attracts new visitors

The Cambridge Street Collective is at the heart of an up and coming area of the city, which promises good quality fun for all.

What is believed to be Europe’s largest purpose-built food hall opened last year and has proved to be a highly popular destination.

But it’s not all this small corner of the city has to offer, with the neighbouring Leah’ Yard outdoor mall housing similarly high-quality venues like the Chocolate Bar and McKee Gallery.

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Cambridge Street Collective marks a small corner of the city which is managing to thrive even as the traditional high street fails. | Finn Smith

And more is still to come, as Hygge - a popular Danish coffee shop with two venues already in Sheffield - prepares to open a new store only a stone’s throw away.

It’s a representation of the wider face-lift being seen across Sheffield, as trendy venues and busy public spaces like the nearby Pound’s Park offer people a reason to travel into the city.

Take a look at our video showcasing this bright new corner of the city centre.

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