There are even the great views that the city’s annual festive big wheel provides every Christmas.
Our picture gallery puts together some of these views. Some of those you can go and see for yourself from the ground. Others are from private buildings, such as the Hallam Towers and City Lofts, and provide you with a panorama you will not be able to see without the gallery.
. Amazing views
We all know Sheffield is England's most beautiful city – and today we are sharing some of the best views across the town. Photo: Submitted
. Sky Edge
Pictured are views over the City from grass land at the end of Sky Edge Avenue.....Pic Steve Ellis Photo: Steve Ellis
. Granville Road
The view down Granville Road as you head into Sheffield city centre is simply sublime. It was even used in a scene in the Full Monty. Photo: Google
. Baslow Road
The sight of Sheffield, distant in the valley, is a beautiful sight from Baslow Road, near the Owler Bar roundabout out towards the Peak District Photo: David Kessen
. Parkwood Springs
Sadly, this wonderful view across the city centre is not one that has been enjoyed for some time. It is the view from what used to be the Sheffield Ski Village at Parkwood Springs. Picture: rossparry.co.uk / Tom Maddick Photo: Tom Maddick
. City Lofts St Paul's
Standing at 331ft tall, the 32 floor St Paul's City Lofts is the tallest building in Sheffield. This is the view from the top, looking down upon the Crucible and the library Photo: National World
1. Amazing views
We all know Sheffield is England's most beautiful city – and today we are sharing some of the best views across the town. Photo: Submitted
2. Sky Edge
Pictured are views over the City from grass land at the end of Sky Edge Avenue.....Pic Steve Ellis Photo: Steve Ellis
3. Granville Road
The view down Granville Road as you head into Sheffield city centre is simply sublime. It was even used in a scene in the Full Monty. Photo: Google
4. Baslow Road
The sight of Sheffield, distant in the valley, is a beautiful sight from Baslow Road, near the Owler Bar roundabout out towards the Peak District Photo: David Kessen