Welcome to Sheffield Manor Lodge

 

Situated on a hill overlooking the Don Valley, amidst an inter-war housing estate, the landscape around Sheffield Manor Lodge is a remnant of a once vast Medieval Park.

Whatever the season, Sheffield’s stories are being brought to life through an exciting range of themed activities, events and exhibits.

Whether it’s to discover the amazing story of Mary Queen of Scots’ imprisonment, how Sheffield could have become the Potteries rather than the Steel City, how Sheffield survived the Blitz, or how we are transforming urban landscapes to combat the changes tomorrow brings, come along and have fun discovering your great Sheffield Story
 

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Enjoy the developing gardens, landscape and farm between the ruined Lodge and Manor Oaks. Enjoy fantastic views of Sheffield, watch this working site in action, and find out what’s happening next. Check the main notice boards and website for events, seasonal activities, self-guided trails, clubs and volunteering opportunities.
 
Friday and Saturdays (from Easter 2013)
From 10am to 4pm the Discovery Centre and gardens in the ruins are open to the public, and a programme of free activities for children and families is available across the site. Check the daily ‘What’s On’ boards at the Discovery Centre and Manor Oaks for details of the day’s programme.
 
Guided tours of the Tudor Turret House are available on both days. (£2.00 for adults (accompanied children free).
 
Entrance to the Discovery Centre, ruins and gardens are free of charge but donations are welcomed as the site receives no subsidy and is managed as a social enterprise.
 

Download our Introductory Leaflet 

 

Rhubarb Shed Cafe

Monday to Saturday……………………………..8am - 4pm
Making ordinary café food extraordinary with a delicious blend of urban deli and traditional farmhouse food.

For bespoke Hot & Cold Buffets & Event Catering ring 0114 267 7634  

 

 

Buses to:

Junction of City Road & Manor Lane:
42, 49, 50, 58, 120, 123 + 6 minute walk
Manor Lane: 10 Windsor Pub: 56
Junction of Manor Lane & Harborough Avenue: 22, 25, 25a (no Sunday) + 10 minute walk
 
Tram (Blue Route) to Spring Lane/City Road
+ 20 minute walk through Manor Fields Park
 
Tram (Yellow Route) to Cricket Inn Road
+ 15 minute (uphill) walk via Maltravers Road to Manor Lane
 
For up to date transport information please check traveline.info
 

  
  

Visitor parking is available at the Discovery Centre and Manor Oaks Farm