Sheffield Town Hall received several mentions, and with good reason too. This Victorian grade I listed building was officially opened in May 1897 by Queen Victoria.placeholder image
Sheffield Town Hall received several mentions, and with good reason too. This Victorian grade I listed building was officially opened in May 1897 by Queen Victoria. | Dean Atkins

9 Sheffield buildings voted the ‘most beautiful’ by readers - from Victorian town hall to Hillsborough Stadium

Sheffield has some remarkable architecture ranging all the way back to the 1200s to present day.

We asked our readers on the streets and on social media to name ‘most beautiful’ building in Sheffield, and we received many suggestions.

It follows on from a survey commissioned by Leonardo Hotels UK & Ireland that set out to find the country’s top 30 stunning buildings – and Sheffield received a mention at number 29.

Three per cent of those surveyed mentioned the Winter Gardens in the city centre. This glasshouse, which is home to more than 2,000 plants from all around the world, was officially opened by the late Queen Elizabeth II in May 2003.

These are some of Sheffield’s buildings believed to be the ‘most beautiful’, according to our readers…

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