Saint George's Square City Centre Park

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The side of the church with the path alongside it and grass and trees on the other side of the path

A sign for St George's Church with the church behind it and trees around it

The area by the step-free entrance which has cobblestones before connecting to the smooth concrete path and some bollards

About

Saint George's Square, Sheffield

Saint George's Square is a peaceful green space and public park located in the Portobello area of Sheffield city centre. Situated within the historic Saint George's Quarter, the park is surrounded by the impressive Gothic architecture of the University of Sheffield buildings, including the former Saint George's Church. It offers a tranquil spot for visitors to relax on the grass, enjoy a picnic, or admire the city’s heritage and the resident peregrine falcons that often nest on the church tower.

Accessibility Highlights

Saint George's Square features level, hard-standing paths that provide clear routes through the green space for those using mobility aids. The surrounding area in the heart of the university campus is designed with accessibility in mind, and the park is located close to the University of Sheffield tram stop on the Blue Line, which offers step-free access. Nearby university buildings, such as the Pam Liversidge Building, contain accessible toilets that are available for public use during opening hours.

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