Attractions near The Crucible Theatre

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The Crucible Theatre

55 Norfolk Street, Sheffield S1 1DA - England, UK

This famous theatre has opened its doors to the public since 1971, providing visitors with a multitude of productions as well as hosting the annual World Snooker Championships. From internationally acclaimed thespians starring in Shakespeare, to the latest soap-opera stars...

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Attractions near The Crucible Theatre

A selection of attractions close to The Crucible Theatre:

The Crucible Theatre (< 1 Mile)

This famous theatre has opened its doors to the public since 1971, providing visitors with a multitude of productions as well as hosting the annual...

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The Studio (< 1 Mile)

The Studio theatre is situated within the Crucible complex in Sheffield’s Tudor Square. Opened in 1971 and refurbished in 1994, it has adjustable seating to...

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Millennium Galleries (< 1 Mile)

Opened in 2001, the Millennium Galleries are a showcase building in Sheffield city centre connecting with the Winter Garden to form part of Sheffield’s Heart...

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Cathedral Church of St Marie (< 1 Mile)

The Cathedral Church of St Marie lies hidden away in central Sheffield’s pedestrian shopping area. This Roman Catholic cathedral dates from 1847 when the original...

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Lyceum Theatre (< 1 Mile)

Located in Tudor Square, the Lyceum is a traditional proscenium arch theatre offering a variety of productions including opera, ballet, Shakespeare, pantomime, and West End...

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Graves Art Gallery (< 1 Mile)

Located on the third floor of the Central Library, the Graves Art Gallery is home to a wide range of British and European art from...

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The Winter Garden (< 1 Mile)

A fantastic destination for those into botany or architecture, The Winter Garden is a must see attraction. Housing hundreds of species of plants from every...

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Ruskin Gallery (< 1 Mile)

The Ruskin Gallery contains a unique collection of minerals, paintings, ornithological prints, drawings, manuscripts and architectural plaster casts that were assembled by John Ruskin....

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Upper Chapel (< 1 Mile)

A Grade II listed building in the heart of Sheffield, the Upper Chapel was built in 1700 and has been Unitarian for two centuries. It...

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Weston Park Museum (< 1 Mile)

Weston Park Museum has been open to the public since October 2006, since establishing itself as one of the favourite visitor attractions in the area....

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Old Queens Head (< 1 Mile)

Build in the 15th Century, the Old Queens Head is the oldest surviving domestic building in Sheffield. Once used as a lodge for fishing in...

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Sheffield City Hall (< 1 Mile)

This historic entertainment and arts venue in Sheffield’s city centre is host to 400 events a year. Designed by classic revivalist E. Vincent Harris and...

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Sheffield Peace Gardens (< 1 Mile)

Nestling in the heart of the Sheffield City centre are the award winning Peace Gardens which are situated right beside the Town Hall. Originally called...

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Sheffield Town Hall (< 1 Mile)

Sheffield Town Hall is an impressively domineering sight in the centre of the city. Flanked by the Peace Gardens and the Winter Garden it is...

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Cutlers’ Hall (< 1 Mile)

A lavish, grandiose Livery Hall built in 1832; the Cutlers’ Hall is a venue second to none. Sitting opposite the Sheffield Cathedral, this beacon of...

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(All distances are direct and may be longer by road)