Howard Street, Pedestrian street in city centre, Sheffield, England
Howard Street extends from Sheaf Square to Arundel Gate, featuring granite paving throughout its entire length and multiple public seating areas.
The street underwent a transformation in 2005 when it was converted into a pedestrian zone to improve access to Sheffield Railway Station.
The street contains Silverworks Gallery, which exhibits works from regional artists including Patrick Amber, Cassie Limb, and Gordie Cavill.
The Howard pub at number 57 provides dining options, free Wi-Fi access, and facilities such as baby changing stations and accessible entrances.
Hallam Square, at the upper section of Howard Street, incorporates a half amphitheatre design with an integrated water feature.
Location: Sheffield
GPS coordinates: 53.37830,-1.46570
Latest update: March 21, 2025 20:39
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