The first week of November is here, which can only mean one thing - lots of people will be gathering on the evening of Thursday (November 5) to watch the many firework displays expected across the city.
The tradition of Bonfire Night means there will be large bonfires, fantastic fireworks and communities coming together to celebrate.
If you’re currently deciding on where to go, without having to spend any money, we’ve compiled a list of the best spots across Sheffield.
Or if you’re heading out over the weekend instead - these could be some great vantage points to enjoy.
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1. Bole Hill, Crookes
Among the best vantage points is the beautiful Bole Hills in Crookes, not only is it the perfect place to take in a glorious sunset or early morning sunrise, it is a great spot to watch the fireworks over the Rivelin Valley and the Loxley Valley. | Sarah Crabtree
2. Parkwood Springs
Parkwood Springs sits on the hillside overlooking the Lower Don Valley, north of the city centre. It's a great viewing point where you can see across the city and out into the Peak District too.
3. Meersbrook Park
Located south of the city centre, Meersbrook Park is set on a steep hillside and offers panoramic views over Sheffield. If you can't decide on which fireworks you want to see, this would be a great option to see different displays across the city. | Marie Caley
4. South Street Park and Ampitheatre
If you're travelling into Sheffield, this would be the perfect spot as it sits right behind the railway station and offers some of the city's best views. It's located on South Street Park and has an open-air amphitheatre with seating to help you make the best of the view. | Chris Etchells