Millennium Galleries and Winter Garden: Sheffield is undergong a transformation. The Millennium Galleries and Winter Garden are leading the way. Dont just take our word for it, come and see for yourself.
The Milennium Galleries is Sheffields most inspiring and energetic centre for visual art, craft and design. See fantastic exhibitions of national treasures and contemporary art alongside beautiful displays of the Citys unique metalwork and decorative art heritage.
The Winter Garden is the largest temperate glasshouse in any European city centre. Inside are more than 2,500 exotic plants from around the globe. Some you may recognise, others you will never have seen before. Discover elegant bamboos from China, towering palms from Centrl America and spectacular grass trees from Austria and Mexican agaves.
You can also enjoy shopping in four specialist outlets or relaxing with a coffee and bit to eat in two tempting cafes.
There is always something exciting to see and do. Open 7 days a week its the ideal family treat that the weather cant spoil!
For more information about Millennium Galleries and Winter Garden, please contact 0114 278 2600, or see event details on the left.
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