Holiday rentals and lettings in South Yorkshire

The South Yorkshire region is an attractive destination with a mix of stunning places to discover. Stay in holiday rentals located in the hidden market towns and villages and experience a holiday like no other by visiting South Yorkshire's attractions. From museums and spectacular gardens to opulent architecture and science centres, you'll find plenty of amazing places to visit and be entertained all holiday long.

For your stay, you will find holiday rentals, ranging from traditional stone-fronted houses to luxurious flats in the city centre. Features include flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, fully equipped kitchens, cosy bedrooms and comfortable living rooms. Warm and clean, these accommodations offer the best comfort with everything you need. You will also have high-quality amenities such as hot tubs and a swimming pool that enhances the accommodation experience.

To the west of South Yorkshire lies the Peak District National Park, Britain's first National Park. With pastures, valleys dotted with grazing sheep, moorland, rolling hills and remote villages, the Peak District is home to some of the finest scenery in the country! Here you will find natural wonders and an incredible variety of rare and even species found nowhere else on Earth. The Peak District is one of the most popular national parks in the whole of the UK for exciting outdoor activities. Popular activities in the Peak District include climbing, mountain biking, hiking and horse riding.

Considered a hidden gem of Yorkshire, Wentworth Woodhouse is one of the largest houses in Europe and one of the grandest in the country. Located in the Metropolitan Borough of Rotherham in the north of South Yorkshire, there's plenty to see at Wentworth Woodhouse. You can enjoy a wildflower meadow, footpaths, and impressive monuments. Monuments include The Punch Bowl, a decorative urn dating from 1837, an 18th-century Ionic temple and the magnificent Camellia House. Moreover, of note is the enormous South Terrace. While inside the house, you can take a tour of parts of the house that are not normally open to the public.

With almost 400 animals and 70 different species, the Yorkshire Wildlife Park is the place to go if you're an animal lover. The park helps to conserve endangered species, so you'll be able to see a wide variety of animals that are endangered or threatened in the wild. Among the animals you will see are polar bears, African lions, Amur tigers, giraffes, red pandas, leopards, rhinos, and many more. You will also have close-up experiences such as feeding the carnivores and giraffes. Apart from the animals, the park also has indoor and outdoor play areas, cafés, and shops in the Safari Village.

For a family day out with extra sparkle, the Magna Science Adventure Centre is an educational tourist attraction that is sure to fascinate the kids. The whole family can explore over 100 amazing interactive experiments related to air, earth, fire, and water. The centre also features an outdoor adventure for all ages. Another family-friendly attraction is the Mayfield Alpacas Animal Park. This attraction offers a range of animals from around the world including alpacas from South America, meerkats from Africa, exotic birds and farm animals that can be fed and petted on your visit.

Sheffield Botanic Gardens are listed by English Heritage as a place of special historical and architectural interest. A visit to these gardens will allow you to discover plants from around the world. Enter the glass pavilions to see the collection of plants from the temperate zones of the world, walk along the winding paths that lead to over 18 different garden areas based on botanical themes from around the world.

Immerse yourself in an indoor rainforest paradise and watch hundreds of butterflies flying freely above you. Then stop by the Night Room and meet glow-in-the-dark chameleons, bugs, snakes, beetles, scorpions and more. Outside, you can meet the lively meerkat family and see them through the viewing window. There are also animals such as African crested porcupines, ring-tailed lemurs, otters and exotic birds.

Located inside Sheffield's iconic Castle House building, the National Video Game Museum is a unique museum where you can play and explore how video games are made. Enjoy the fantastic collection of arcade machines, including classics such as Pac-Man, Sonic, Gun Blade; discover a selection of treasures and exhibits that tell stories about the games and the people who made them; see the Platform 14: Donkey Kong exhibition from the Nintendo classic. This museum is a must-see attraction!

Brodsworth Hall and Gardens is one of the most beautiful Victorian country houses in England. With a collection of spectacular gardens, you should not miss the Victorian splendour of this place. Take a look around the rooms of this grand mansion, wander through the labyrinthine 'great miniature gardens', pass through the unique rose garden in summer and stop for lunch in the outdoor café. The gardens offer an ever-changing palette of colours throughout the year.

Housing wonderful collections of varied and unusual treasures, the Weston Park Museum is a place that comes alive with incredible facts. Visit this impressive museum and discover the geological roots, people, politics, and music that shaped Sheffield. The many permanent exhibition galleries cover many interesting areas not to be missed. The exterior of the museum also offers plenty to see along the walking trails.