South Yorkshire

South Yorkshire blends urban vitality with rich industrial history and scenic landscapes, featuring vibrant cities like Sheffield and Doncaster alongside moorlands and heritage sites.

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Wentworth Castle

Wentworth Castle is a Grade I listed historic country house in South Yorkshire, England, featuring extensive gardens, parkland, and a notable sham ruin folly. The site includes indoor heritage and outdoor landscaped gardens managed by a partnership including the National Trust. Visitors can explore restored historic interiors, formal gardens, and naturalistic landscapes.

Near Step into history walks - Parkland Monuments

9 Oct

A volunteer-led walk through Wentworth Castle Gardens’ parkland explores monuments and features associated with Thomas and William Wentworth, including a look inside the Rotunda. Attendees can ask questions and enjoy views of the landscape and wildlife.

Near The Big Draw at Mr Straw's House

8–10 Oct, 15–17 Oct…

The Big Draw is a display of drawings made by visitors showing their favourite spaces at Mr Straw’s House. Visitors can view the artwork and make a drawing to add to the display.

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Located in Worksop

Worksop is a historic market town in Nottinghamshire known for its Priory, canal leisure activities, proximity to Sherwood Forest, and ties to coal mining and timber industries.

Crystal Peaks

Crystal Peaks is a major indoor shopping centre and retail park in Sheffield, England, featuring a wide range of retail stores, food outlets, an indoor market, and public transport facilities including a bus station and tram stop. It supports community projects like bee conservation and charity events.

Peveril Castle

Peveril Castle is a ruined 11th-century Norman stone castle located on a hilltop overlooking the village of Castleton and the Hope Valley in Derbyshire. It offers visitors dramatic outdoor historic ruins with panoramic views and is protected as a Grade I listed building and Scheduled Monument, maintained by English Heritage within a national park.

Located in Rotherham

Rotherham is a historic market town in South Yorkshire, England, known for its rich industrial heritage, cultural attractions including museums and theaters, a vibrant independent shopping scene, and extensive parks. It lies at the confluence of the Rivers Don and Rother and offers diverse visitor experiences ranging from history and industry to arts, entertainment, and outdoor leisure.

Near The Pikachu Art Adventure​ at Nostell

7 Oct–1 Nov (another 23 days)

Explore 30 Pikachu trading cards illustrated by different artists, learn facts about the character and design a Pikachu trading card of your own.

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Located in Huddersfield

Huddersfield is a historic market town in West Yorkshire, England, known for its Victorian architecture, rugby league origins, cultural festivals, and vibrant arts scene. It offers diverse shopping, notable landmarks, and strong public transport connections including a major railway station.

Orchard Square

Orchard Square is a small open-air court shopping centre in Sheffield featuring a variety of stores including TK Maxx, Waterstone's with a coffee house, and other retailers. It includes a distinctive chiming clock with moving figures celebrating Sheffield's cutlery trade and offers shopping with customer loyalty discounts.

2 miles from Walk with a Gardener - Fungi and folklore

14 Oct (next Wednesday)

Join the outdoors team for a walk around Wentworth Castle Gardens to explore local fungi, including their names, folklore and traditional uses. The route varies according to what is growing and may include areas off the main paths.

Located in Barnsley

Barnsley is a historic market town in South Yorkshire characterized by its industrial heritage, cultural venues, and a vibrant town centre with shopping and theatre. It is accessible by rail and has local public transport services, serving as a hub for tourism in the region.

Near Free Wednesday Social Walks

2 Sep, 9 Sep…

Free Wednesday Social Walks are weekly social walks around Longshaw led by experienced guides. The walks cover around 5 miles and start at the Welcome Building in Woodcroft car park, ending at Longshaw Café. They provide an opportunity to meet people, discover the countryside, and build walking confidence. Booking is advisable but drop-ins are welcome if space permits. Dogs on leads are allowed, and children over 8 years old can participate.