Bus to and from Sheffield

Rumor has it that the English city of Sheffield has about two million trees, which is why the city is widely regarded as one of the greenest cities in Europe. Even in winter the city preserves its greenery in form of the Sheffield Winter Garden, the largest urban glasshouse in the whole of Europe. But the city in South Yorkshire has more to offer than parks and forests: Sheffield is filled with Victorian architecture and fans of the arts, in particular, will find plenty of things to do. Graves Art Gallery and the Lyceum Theater should definitely be top of your list when you’re in Sheffield. If you are interested in the history of the city as one of England’s industrial centers during the 19^th century, then you should take a trip to the Kelham Island Museum. When you’re on your Euro trip, then you will find a detour to Sheffield highly rewarding.

Reaching Sheffield is easy since many different bus companies offer inexpensive trips to and from the city. Amongst them are, for instance, Eurolines UK, megabus UK and National Express. Most of the buses stop at either of these bus stations: Sheffield Coach Station, Sheffield Greenhill and Sheffield Meadowhall Interchange. If you get off at the central coach station, you will be within walking distance to numerous landmarks and amusement facilities including Millennium Gallery, Odeon Cinema and Orchard Square Shopping Center.