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Getting
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Rail
Trains run hourly to London, with a quickest journey time of under
two hours, and an average journey time of 2 hours 15 minutes.
Sheffield is also well served by trains across the Pennines to Manchester,
and direct to Manchester Airport, Leeds and Newcastle.
A regional network of trains provides invaluable connection
across South and West Yorkshire.
Travel
Times
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Destination
from Sheffield
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Driving
Time
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London
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1
hour 59 minutes
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3
hours
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Manchester
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52
minutes
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1
hour
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Leeds
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44
minutes
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45
minutes
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Birmingham
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1
hour 40 minutes
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1
hour 40 minutes
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Liverpool
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1
hour 45 minutes
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1
hour 40 minutes
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Derby
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40
minutes
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50
minutes
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Nottingham
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50
minutes
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1
hour
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Newcastle
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2
hours 40 minutes
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2
hours
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Edinburgh
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4
hours
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4
hours 30 minutes
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Air
Sheffield City Airport provides facilities
for helicopters, and private charter flights to a range of UK and
European destinations. Scheduled flights run seasonally to Jersey.
Manchester Airport, reached direct by train in under an hour,
is the main international gateway outside London. It offers
flights to domestic, European and international locations,
and can handle up to 20 million passengers a year.
East Midlands International Airport, just 47 miles (75km) south
of Sheffield, provides a large number of domestic UK flights, as
well as services to continental Europe.
Leeds/Bradford Airport handles a large volume of business
traffic and is just 40 miles (64km) away.
Humberside International Airport, just outside Hull, offers
flights to Scotland and holiday charter flights to a large number
of Mediterannean resorts.
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