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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5. Ringinglow Road
Ringinglow Road is a popular route in the south-west of Sheffield and is situated at the edge of the Peak District. If you're looking for a combination of food and drinks to go with watching fireworks, this is a fantastic spot, as the popular Norfolk Arms pub is only a short walk away. | Google Maps
6. Bingham Park
For those who are looking for a quieter option, Bingham Park offers views over Fulwood and the city centre. It sits along the Porter Valley and is surrounded by beautiful green spaces, and would be a great vantage point for those who want to escape the more popular, busy areas. | Google Maps
7. Wadsley and Loxley Common
If you are someone who enjoys an evening hike, Wadlsey and Loxley Common is a trail in the North of Sheffield that offers fantastic viewpoints at the end of the walk. It's easily reached from the Hillsborough area where you can enjoy the many green spaces with a background of fireworks in the distance. | Google Maps
8. Wincobank Hill
Wincobank Hill has a sweeping view over the Don Valley in the north of Sheffield and is a fantastic vantage point for watching fireworks - however you would have to be prepared for a short but steep walk before seeing the panorama over the city. | Google Maps