South Street Park & Amphitheatre

Yes, Sheffield has an open-air amphitheatre and it boasts one of the best views of the city.

Located in South Street Park behind Sheffield Railway Station, it's easily accessible from the rear entrance of station or by crossing over the Supertram bridge at Park Square roundabout. 

Under the shadow of Europe's largest grade II listed building, Park Hill, it has been used for performances, screenings, installations and as a filming location for many TV programmes and films, but it's mainly used by folks hanging out on nice, sunny days in the city. 

The park is popular with photographers all year round  too and makes for a great city sunset location, but in springtime it becomes even busier as it is one of the city's many blossom hotpots and often attracts crowds of people. 

South Street Park is part of the wider Sheaf Valley Park that includes the Cholera Monument Grounds, Clay Wood and Skye Edge.