Part of the Yorkshire Travel Guide on Britain Express, highlighting attractions, heritage, and tourism information.
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Accommodation in Sheffield, Yorkshire Part of the Yorkshire Travel Guide on Britain Express, highlighting attractions, heritage, and tourism information. |
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Sheffield Travel and Heritage Information Jurys Inn SheffieldA Hotel in Sheffield, Yorkshire119 Eyre Street Sheffield Yorkshire England S1 4QW
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From: £49.00 Located in the heart of Sheffield, Jurys Inn Sheffield is just a five-minute walk to the train station and a further two minutes to the bus station. Jurys Inn is also close to the trendy Devonshire Quarter of bars, restaurants and niche shops as well as The Crucible, University of Sheffield and Ponds Forge International Sports centre. Accommodation Rating: 3* Self assessed Facilities
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
 Wentworth, Holy Trinity Church Wentworth, Holy Trinity Church -
7.1 miles (Historic Church) Renishaw Hall -
7.3 miles (Garden) Eyam Hall -
9.8 miles (Historic Building) Eyam Museum -
9.8 miles (Museum) Wentworth Castle -
10.2 miles (Garden) Throapham, St John's Church -
10.5 miles (Historic Church) Peveril Castle -
11.2 miles (Castle) Blue John Cavern -
11.2 miles (Family Attraction) Speedwell Cavern -
11.2 miles (Family Attraction) Treak Cliff Cavern -
11.2 miles (Family Attraction) Nearby Towns & Villages to Visit Sheffield -
0.3 miles away Rotherham -
6.2 miles away Eyam -
10.7 miles away Bradwell -
11.6 miles away Barnsley -
11.8 miles away Bakewell -
14.4 miles away Matlock -
17.1 miles away Doncaster -
18 miles away Directions: UK Hotels |
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