SHEFFIELD PUB CRAWL

Sheffield became famous for its steel production in the 19th century, which led to a significant increase in the city's population. Today, it remains one of the largest cities in the UK, ranking as the fourth largest.

Today, it is hard to imagine that Sheffield was once filled with dirty factories, thanks to the city's abundance of green spaces. In fact, Sheffield has more trees per resident than any other city in Europe. Additionally, a third of the city lies within the Peak District National Park.

As in the rest of England, football plays a major role in Sheffield. The city is home to two major football clubs: Sheffield Wednesday and Sheffield United. When these teams face each other in the 'Steel City Derby,' the city is split into two rival camps. There is also a third club, Sheffield F.C., which competes in the seventh division. What makes this club special? It is the oldest football club in the world, founded in 1857.

Now that you have read enough interesting facts about the city it is time to explore the pubs. We hope that you enjoy the FREE pub crawl and let us know what you think via our social media channels.

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THE PUBS

The Sheffield Tap

This pub has a unique location as it is located in the Sheffield Midland Railway Station. Retaining its traditional charm, it showcases Grecian architecture. The rooms have been preserved as they were when they served as the station's dining rooms many years ago. Today, it thrives as a lively pub, even boasting its own microbrewery.

Rutland Arms

The Rutland Arms is a truly unique pub, housed in a striking yellow and brick building. Inside, its décor and atmosphere reflect the personalities and eccentricities of the many visitors who have passed through its doors. This explains the abundance of quirky decorations, including a jukebox.

The Globe

The Globe has a classic exterior, featuring a black beam displaying the pub's name. Inside, there is plenty of seating and a wide selection of excellent beers to choose from. If beer is not your thing, there is also a cocktail menu. The pub offers traditional pub sports like darts and pool, and you can even catch live sports on screen.

The Red Lion

The Red Lion is a traditional British boozer with plenty of space to sit down, and you can also play pool here. There are several ales on tap, and the pub regularly hosts live music events. All in all, it is a great place to enjoy a few pints.

The Roebuck

The Roebuck is a much-loved, family-owned pub in the heart of Sheffield. It offers an extensive selection of real ales and craft gin, along with traditional Yorkshire dishes. The building itself is a delight to behold, exuding warmth and charm.

The Grapes

The Grapes is the final stop on this pub crawl. It features several cosy rooms with carpeted floors and comfortable seating. There is also a fireplace for chilly nights, and the walls are filled with decorations, so you will always find something new to look at. It is a colourful pub and a great way to end the crawl.