Today, LEC has chosen to take you to the north ofEngland, where the Don and Sheaf rivers meet, in the county of South Yorkshire, right in the heart of the city of Sheffield. A thriving city, a cultural hub, and the birthplace of many technological innovations, Sheffield is sure to have plenty to offer curious and active young people on language study trip to England. Let’s take a quick tour…
Sheffield, one of the most populous districts in England
With a population of some 551,000 in its metropolitan area, Sheffield has established itself as thethird most populous cityin England (excluding London), behind the major cities of Birmingham and Leeds but ahead of Manchester and Liverpool.
A language study trip to England—where you'll experience the highs and lows!
While passing through Sheffield during a language study trip to England, you’ll be delighted to discover its varied landscape. The city is nestled in a natural amphitheater formed by several hills and is crisscrossed by no fewer than five rivers. While the lowest points in the city are no more than 30 meters above sea level, the highest points reach nearly 550 meters.
Joe Cocker, Sean Bean, and the Arctic Monkeys are set to perform
While exploring Sheffield during her language study trip in England, you can visit St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Cathedral, easily recognizable by its tall spire, or St. Peter and St. Paul’s Cathedral. And as you stroll around, you’ll enjoy thinking that Sheffield has given the world celebrities such as singer Joe Cocker, actor Sean Bean, and the bands Arctic Monkeys and Pulp. For that reason alone, how could you not love Sheffield?