You missed the cathedral. I think if you turned right after the one you thought was the cathedral you'd have come across it. Also behind it is an area called Paradise Square. It has some interesting Georgian buildings and it was an area used for public meetings.
Sheffield is completely different to how I imagined it! The resemblance to its title of the ‘steel city’ is very clear as well, your video has proved that! Great one as always, looking forward to the next one👍
Thanks!! I’m in Milton Keynes film at the and I’m not too happy about what I’ve filmed but I have a great idea about how to improve it. I’m in Canary Wharf tomorrow so I’m very excited for that.
@@urban-britain Uh-Oh, you've vlogged the city I live in. You've gone from steel city to concrete city. Avoid Netherfield and Fullers Slade estates, most of Bletchley too. Even the locals are afraid of those places...!
You certainly get around! I think Sheffield still produces steel, which is good. The Winter Gardens looks appealing and I liked the water feature. I don't think that was Sheffield Cathedral, but nvm. I know how tiring it can be walking around cities!
Sheffield has two cathedrals. That was the Roman Catholic one. The old one is near the tram at the far end of...Fargate. There really is a lot to see in Sheffield. Being near the Peak District it's really good for outdoor activities.
Sheffield has spent bundles on decent new architecture, the public transport is exceptional, and the people lovely. I went to Hallam uni - it was dire in the 80s, but looks great now, I think I'll visit. Nice.
To be fair I think it has less than a lot of places. Some estates in the bigger cities like Birmingham and loads down south make Parsons cross and pitsmoor seem ok.
Thanks for doing this. A couple of points. 1/ It’s ok to say a building is interesting but you didn’t explain why. An assertion without explanation has no value. 2/ You didn’t sum up what you thought of the city at the end: the good, the bad, what you liked and didn’t like and what the city could do to improve or what other city’s can learn from Sheffield. Thanks for coming.
@@urban-britain nowhere in my comment did I even imply that "I'm your boss!" And how did you come to the conclusion that I think this video is for me? Your response to my post makes no sense. Deal with what I actually said rather than trying to read into something that's only in your head and which bares no relation to my comment. My comment was meant to help you self reflect to see what you could do to make your videos better by being more informative. Better analysis and scepticism of your own thoughts is what's required to give your videos more substance and greater validation. Good luck for the future.
@@urban-britain He wasnt *telling* you to do anything. I agree with the commenter, adding those points would have made the video better, the ending felt abrupt. Anyway, I enjoyed the rest of it
@@urban-britain I also agree with the commenter. He is probably hinting that a bit of background research before the video would make the video more informative. Anyway, thanks, boss, for a nice video.
Hi brother (If I may?) I see that you have put a great effort on this journey and video to share what you saw and experienced with us. Thank you so much for that. Probably about 40-45 days later I will settle in Sheffield to study philosophy master in Sheffield University. I wanted to say your video made me even more motivated to go and explore the steel city. What are your thoughts about it? Do you think Sheff is a good choice of city to live in?
Hi, thanks for your comment, I definitely think Sheffield is a great city to explore. If you go early in morning I think it can get really calm. I recommend you watch Steve Marsh’s videos on Sheffield because he’s the one who inspired me to go in the first place. Good luck on your master and thanks for your support!!
You missed the cathedral. I think if you turned right after the one you thought was the cathedral you'd have come across it.
Also behind it is an area called Paradise Square.
It has some interesting Georgian buildings and it was an area used for public meetings.
Yeah I didn’t think it was the cathedral a saw.
You get about a lot! Sheffield looks vastly improved since I last went there. Keep up the great vlogs. 👍
Thanks I appreciate it, do you travel much?
Sheffield is completely different to how I imagined it! The resemblance to its title of the ‘steel city’ is very clear as well, your video has proved that! Great one as always, looking forward to the next one👍
Thanks!! I’m in Milton Keynes film at the and I’m not too happy about what I’ve filmed but I have a great idea about how to improve it. I’m in Canary Wharf tomorrow so I’m very excited for that.
@@urban-britain oh yes you will love it in canary wharf it is the finance capital of europe and probably one of the most modern places in the uk
It’s built like New York I think
@@urban-britain yes a lot is built over water as well
@@urban-britain Uh-Oh, you've vlogged the city I live in. You've gone from steel city to concrete city. Avoid Netherfield and Fullers Slade estates, most of Bletchley too. Even the locals are afraid of those places...!
Of course you should visit! No other city in England like it.
Yeah I loved it! Where are you from?
Without Sheffield there woudn't be a me - Pele
I guess Sheffield is a very special place then! Were you born there?
@@phild5454 Wow, every days a school day. Thanks for the info.
You certainly get around! I think Sheffield still produces steel, which is good. The Winter Gardens looks appealing and I liked the water feature. I don't think that was Sheffield Cathedral, but nvm. I know how tiring it can be walking around cities!
Tell me about it, especially tiring when you have to lug all your stuff around!!
Sheffield has 2 cathedrals that is the Catholic one
Sheffield has two cathedrals. That was the Roman Catholic one. The old one is near the tram at the far end of...Fargate. There really is a lot to see in Sheffield. Being near the Peak District it's really good for outdoor activities.
Sheffield has spent bundles on decent new architecture, the public transport is exceptional, and the people lovely. I went to Hallam uni - it was dire in the 80s, but looks great now, I think I'll visit. Nice.
Thanks for watching!! I appreciate the support. Do you travel much?
Great video I really enjoy watching your videos
Thanks. I really appreciate it!
@@urban-britainyou're welcome
I live in Sheffield but it has so really bad areas
Yeah, I know what you mean. In my experience every city has bad areas.
@@urban-britain Page hall Darnall Woodhouse are really bad
To be fair I think it has less than a lot of places. Some estates in the bigger cities like Birmingham and loads down south make Parsons cross and pitsmoor seem ok.
@@letni9506 Yeah, I did enjoy it but it certainly wasn’t Manchester.
I love sheffield so much
It was very nice. I’ll certainly be back next year. Did you enjoy the video?
Thanks for doing this.
A couple of points.
1/ It’s ok to say a building is interesting but you didn’t explain why. An assertion without explanation has no value.
2/ You didn’t sum up what you thought of the city at the end: the good, the bad, what you liked and didn’t like and what the city could do to improve or what other city’s can learn from Sheffield.
Thanks for coming.
Hi, thanks for watching but just because it’s about Sheffield it doesn’t mean it’s here for you. You’re not my boss.
@@urban-britain nowhere in my comment did I even imply that "I'm your boss!" And how did you come to the conclusion that I think this video is for me? Your response to my post makes no sense. Deal with what I actually said rather than trying to read into something that's only in your head and which bares no relation to my comment.
My comment was meant to help you self reflect to see what you could do to make your videos better by being more informative. Better analysis and scepticism of your own thoughts is what's required to give your videos more substance and greater validation.
Good luck for the future.
@@urban-britain He wasnt *telling* you to do anything. I agree with the commenter, adding those points would have made the video better, the ending felt abrupt. Anyway, I enjoyed the rest of it
@@urban-britain I also agree with the commenter. He is probably hinting that a bit of background research before the video would make the video more informative. Anyway, thanks, boss, for a nice video.
Hi brother (If I may?) I see that you have put a great effort on this journey and video to share what you saw and experienced with us. Thank you so much for that. Probably about 40-45 days later I will settle in Sheffield to study philosophy master in Sheffield University. I wanted to say your video made me even more motivated to go and explore the steel city. What are your thoughts about it? Do you think Sheff is a good choice of city to live in?
Hi, thanks for your comment, I definitely think Sheffield is a great city to explore. If you go early in morning I think it can get really calm. I recommend you watch Steve Marsh’s videos on Sheffield because he’s the one who inspired me to go in the first place. Good luck on your master and thanks for your support!!
You're missing stuff. Do research first!!
I know but I booked the tickets the same morning!!
How long is left of the school holidays? not sure I can take much more of this.
I’ve got 2 weeks left. What do you mean by that?
That's uncalled for @mattpacket449... 😕
@@mastergoose2k4 Thanks, I thought he was being rude. If he’s not interested then why is he commenting?!?
@@urban-britainif he ‘can’t take much more of this’ then why is he actually watching the video?!
A good expedition around Sheffield and it seems better than I had envisioned.
Yeah it is really nice. Will you visit if you get the opportunity?