Visit Sheffield, The Steel City Of Howling Windy Hills

Referring to Yorkshire, many people immediately think of the story of howling love in Windy Hill. But this is Sheffield, according to the TripAdvisor travel website, is the city to spend the most weekend in the UK today. Travel UK visits Sheffield, the steel city of howling Windy Hill A typical architecture in Sheffield The name Sheffield originates from the land flowing through the Sheaf River, one of the eight largest cities and the third most populous UK. The famous Howling Windy is in north Yorkshire, while Sheffield is in the south.In the 19th century, the booming steel industry turned Sheffield into a place of growth and attracts many

. about getting a job. You can visit the Magna Discovery Center to learn about the history of the steel industry of the city.Sheffield has so much to see Even walking to see the architectural styles in the land of the fog is enough to make someone like me admire the city hall (Sheffield City Hall) opened in 1932, now the center organizing conferences and concerts.



The largest oval hall with a capacity of 2,271 people. The Willis III with more than 4,000 tubes and 4 keyboards, Neoclassical architecture with giant awning is really suitable between a silver color of England, Peace Garden and City Hall - Photo: Architectural facade of Yorkshire bank - Photo: KIM NGEN City hall, where conferences and concerts take place - Photo: KIM NGAN The Church of St. Peter and Paul (also known as Sheffield Church) is the point Significant emphasis in the face of city architecture. Built around the 12th century, but after being destroyed many times, the church was rebuilt.It is quite easy to distinguish the old part from the spiked roof and the new cross-shaped area. Inside the church is quite beautiful with the glass paintings on the windows, the lantern tower, the statues of warriors . .



Wandering to St Marie, the Roman Catholic church was built in 1846 according to the Renaissance architecture. You will find peace between the hymns, leaving the hustle and bustle of life outside the Church of Saint Peter and Paul - Photo: KIM NGAN Inside the worship of St. Peter and Paul - Photo: KIM NGA make sure you do not forget the Millennium Gallery. It is both a museum and art exhibition center, with many collections of watercolor paintings, works made from metal ... Or stop for a moment to rest in Sheffield Winter Garden, garden The UK and Europe's largest greenhouses opened in May 2003 with more than 2,000 plants grown from all over the world, 70m in length and 21m in height.I can't believe in the heart of England that flowers The bamboo is still green from Vietnam and the bamboo garden is located right in front of the Town Hall as part of the Heart of the city project.



Built in 1938, after the destruction of St. Paul's Church, originally named St. Paul's Garden later changed to the Peace Garden under the Munich treaty - signed between England, France, Italy and Nazi Germany to Merged part of Czechoslovak land into Germany. Winter Garden with tropical native plants - Photo: KIM NGAN A corner of Sheffield Street with typical British red phone booths - Photo: KIM NGAN Victoria Harbor (former name Sheffield Canal Basin), built between 1816 and 1819 as the last berth for boats to stay on the Sheffield Canal, picked me up on a chilly afternoon. There are many restaurants, hotels around, and people to take a leisurely walk for a peaceful day in Sheffield. Less than 30 minutes by train from the center of Sheffield is Peak District National Park, the first park in the world. The UK with an area of about 1,440km² opened in 1951. Every year, this park attracts millions of visitors to visit just to explore nature.



I and my British companion go to Higger Tor, the point marked atop the Dark Peak located to the north of the national park. From the high hill, overlooking the valley of Burbage, the two children entered The Fox House, opened in 1773, to enjoy the famous cuisine of the area. Right in front of the restaurant is a bus stop that takes us back to the city in the drizzle. Walking in the Peak District National Park - Photo: KIM NGAN Beautiful view in Peak District National Park - Photo: KIM EMPLOYEES UK is the land of art, birthplace of world-famous talent. So I gave myself a precious opportunity to enjoy a performance at the Lyceum Theater (the Sheffield theater cluster of three adjacent theaters Crucible, Lyceum and Studio). And it was an impossible nighttime memory. My unforgettable stay in the steel city of Sheffield. Food is an integral part of the journey.



Sheffield has a variety of cuisines from Europe to Asia, but do not forget to explore the Sunday English barbecue called Sunday English with the famous Yorkshire pudding..

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