Top Things to do in South Yorkshire
Top Hotels in South Yorkshire
- 1. Jurys Inn Sheffield
- 2. Premier Inn Doncaster (Lakeside) hotel
- 3. Crowne Plaza Royal Victoria Sheffield
- 4. Mercure Sheffield St Paul's Hotel
- 5. Best Western Premier Doncaster Mount Pleasant Hotel
- 6. Mercure Sheffield Kenwood Hall & Spa
- 7. Premier Inn Sheffield (Arena) hotel
- 8. The Garrison Hotel
- 9. Leopold Hotel Sheffield
- 10. Travelodge Sheffield Central Hotel
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What to do and see in South Yorkshire, England: The Best Gardens
Discover the best top things to do in South Yorkshire, United Kingdom including Casa De Barni, Brodsworth Hall and Gardens, The Botanical Gardens, The Peace Gardens, Pot House Hamlet, Sheffield Winter Garden, Walker's Nurseries and Garden Centre, Wentworth Garden Centre, Winthrop Gardens, Wentworth Castle Gardens.
Restaurants in South Yorkshire
1. Casa De Barni
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
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2. Brodsworth Hall and Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,277 reviews
Brodsworth Hall is an outstanding survivor of a bygone era. Completed in 1863 and Set in 15 acres of award winning formal gardens, the Hall is Conserved as found and contains a fully furnished interior, every item once owned by 3 successive generations of the Thellusson family. The site is open 7 days a week- April to Sept 10am - 6pm; Oct 10am - 5pm and weekends only Nov to Mar 10am - 4pm (Servants wing only) The Hall offers Guided Taster Tours at 11am and 12pm April to Nov ( first come, first served, max 20 per tour) and is open for free flow 1pm until 5pm. (last admission 30 minutes before closing). The site also has a Tea Room serving a selection of hot food and drinks from 10am with last service30 mins before closing.
Reviewed By CGW595 - Kenmare, Ireland
We visited Brodsworth Hall with friends on Monday 17th September.It was a last minute decision to visit,as the English Heritage leaflet we had did not fully convey the amazing venue that the Hall and gardens turned out to be.In the words of one ofour companions it is one of the BEST home and garden ever visited.A stately home it is not,but what a wonderful example of Victorian and Edwardian life it portrays. The grounds are magnificent,with a great array of rare and interesting trees,shrubs and herbaceous plants,lovingly tended by the very helpful garden team.The house is displayed in an "undressed" state,no fancy frills or dramatic displays.Just a reflection of life of a caring wealthy family and their staff.We ewre there for over six hours,and still didn't have enough time to fully appreciate it all.Will return next time in the area.
3. The Botanical Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,780 reviews
Reviewed By lynb709
A beautiful botanical garden with a gorgeous restored Victorian hot house, this is a favourite place for our family. Free entry, open til dusk in the summer with outdoor events year round.
4. The Peace Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 705 reviews
Reviewed By Chastravelman - Sheffield, United Kingdom
What a beautiful place in the centre of our city a really nice place to relax. There are really nice water features especially the water that spouts from the ground the kids really love this.A great place to have a snack and a coffee and a few places to buy things. This place is very well maintained like most places in our city a credit to our council.
5. Pot House Hamlet
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 200 reviews
Destination to visit and tourist attraction with many amenities. The site is free to visit and has a cafe, boutique shops, animals to feed, garden centre, picnic areas and more! The area offers lots of stunning walks and cycle trails and Pot House Hamlet has free car parking allowing you to explore the area at your leisure.
Reviewed By flyingfox21 - Huddersfield, United Kingdom
Proving a firm favourite with us to treat ourselves, when possible, to lunch here when the dog is at the Groomers on the same site. On this occasion we scanned in and were offered a choice of two tables, as we were going to have paninis and coffees for lunch we went for table by the wood burning stove tucked away to one side, as other than a staff member top the stove up with wood twice we didn't have anyone walking past us. Track and trace had only recently come in with QR codes to be scanned on arrival. Easily done and no issues though. I had the steak and brie hot sandwich and it was very very nice !! Equally my daughters lunch with the hand cut chips was good - I was partial to stealing a few chips as they were amazing !! Then we just sat there with a coffee, no rush, until the groomer called my mobile phone to say our dog was ready for collection. There are other shops you could browse here too and a small petting area with animals popular with children, lovely place to stop off.....be warned the cafe does get busy ...one day I might get around to trying the tempting looking cake ! Note - Dogs are allowed inside too !!! In the summer there are often tables outdoors too, but once into autumn mostly indoors.
6. Sheffield Winter Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,926 reviews
Reviewed By 320ritad
Stayed in mecure hotel next door what a lovely place even sitting having breakfast was a joy to see people walking through we loved the flowers and different plants a joy to go into the little gallery’s off stainless steel John Ruskin Chatsworth house arts we thoroughly enjoyed our visit somewhere lovely to go for a break from shopping and plenty of seats to sit on and admire the gardens
7. Walker's Nurseries and Garden Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 575 reviews
Reviewed By Lucyellen1234 - Leeds, United Kingdom
Wow! We have just moved to the area and thought we'd check out the local garden centre, this is absolutely more than a garden centre. This is such an amazing day out! Walks through stunning gardens, an absolute must, so peaceful, beautiful and well designed. Plenty of places to eat and drink, amazing coffee and cake with lovely sandwiches and hot food. My new fav place to visit. Cant wait to come back already! :) keep up the good work guys.
8. Wentworth Garden Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,644 reviews
Situated in sixteen acres of historic walled and landscaped gardens, Wentworth Garden Centre is arguably the biggest and most attractive centre in the North Midlands. Its setting, in the former Kitchen, Italian and Japanese gardens of Wentworth Woodhouse is unique.We are not a member of any buying group or garden centre chain. We are a long standing, family owned independent and as such care passionately about our customers and their satisfaction. It's a policy that has seen the centre evolve from a tiny village operation into one of the largest garden centres in Yorkshire today.
Reviewed By Spike754 - Sheffield, United Kingdom
Wow what an amazing garden centre- the planted area had variety and was well stocked - the shop was amazing with great gifts os all types - the food area was simply stunning - throughout the whole garden centre the staff couldn’t be more helpful- a great experience for our first visit and will defo come back again
9. Winthrop Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Winthrop Park is a small sensory garden in the ownership of Wickersley Parish Council with a team of over 50 volunteers tending the Gardens and running the Tea Rooms. The Gardens have a diverse selection of planting arrangemeats with lots of ideas to try in your own gardens, seasonal displays and delightful features such as 'Nellie' and our lichen Gardener! The Tea Rooms offer hot and cold drinks, sandwiches, paninis, home made soups, delicious cakes and scones. The 'Curiosity Shop' has a range of bargains and a great selection of books. In the Plant Sales area are a range of plants for sale with many propagated at Winthrop.
Reviewed By jackalineb - North Yorkshire, United Kingdom
We were delighted with our visit to the garden beautiful design and planting.Lots of colour and interesting plant combinations,really pretty garden its a one acre community garden owned by Wickersley parish council. Plants were for sale very reasonable/ Also a tearoom and curiosity corner.We really enjoyed our visit and will call again. Everyone was very helpful and friendly a lovely experience.
10. Wentworth Castle Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 112 reviews
We’re re-opening the gardens, parkland and cafe at Wentworth Castle Gardens. You will need to book your visit in advance. Check What’s On for the latest information and to book. You will be turned away if you arrive without a booking.
Reviewed By Woodcocks
We absolutely love this place and were so pleased when it was taken over by National Trust, an organisation that is doing a fantastic job on the renovations. We are SO lucky that we live within 5 miles of the gardens but even if you live a longer drive away it will be well worth the journey. There are acres of parkland to roam through, looking at the sheep grazing and the deer, with outstanding views across the countryside of South Yorkshire. The gardens are being beautifully restored and there is always something new to look at, with lots of seating tucked away in shady glades or on the edges of the gardens overlooking the stunning countryside. The house is beautiful, although not open to the public, and there are lots of monuments to explore and of course Stainborough Castle itself which is a lovely spot for a picnic. Unfortunately, at the moment the main tower is shrouded in scaffolding and tarpaulin as the next stage of renovation is undertaken, but hopefully this will be completed by June 2021 and the tower will stand in all it's glory again. Sturdy footwear is recommended as the whole site is on the side of a hill, although easily accessible by pushchairs and wheelchairs. We are looking forward to the Covid restrictions being lifted so that we can finally get a look inside the renovated Conservatory which looks amazing when you peep through the windows. There is a cafe (currently takeaway only and card payments only) and hopefully the National Trust shop will be open again very soon. There is also a children's playground which always looks very popular. Even though we are so close to home, when we visit we always feel as though we are on a 'day out' and are looking forward to taking a picnic in the summer and enjoying many more happy hours in this amazing place. What a gem!! Under current restrictions, remember to book online before you visit!!
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