The city has a wealth of hidden gems which are often only known about if you happen to be from our city.
We have picked a selection of our favourites to showcase in this picture galley – there are many more out there.
How many do you know?
13. Botanical Gardens
Sheffield Botanical Gardens, near Ecclesall Road and Broomhill, were opened in 1836 and cover 19 acres, with plants, trees and ornamental statues and fountains. They open up for outdoor theatre during the summer Photo: Simon Hulme
14. The Old Horns Inn, Bradfield
The Old Horns Inn is one of a number of beautful country pubs in the rural village of Bradfield, doing good food in a beautiful environment, off the beaten track Photo: Google
15. Alfred Denny Museum
The Alfred Denny Museum is a 100-year-old natural history museum displaying animals including including fish, reptiles, amphibians, birds and mammals, within the Univerity of Sheffield on Weston Bank. It is usually open for pre-booked guided tours at 10am, 11am and 12pm on the first Saturday of each month, but there are only 25 places per tour. Photo: Chris Etchells
16. Boat in Millhouses Park. Picture Scott Merrylees
Open at weekends and school holidays, Millhouses Park boating lake has been used by generations of Sheffielders, in the beautiful surroundings of Millhouses Park, overlooked by a cafe. Photo: Scott Merrylees