Conisbrough Map

Conisbrough map, view the South Yorkshire town of Conisbrough, located in the county of South Yorkshire, England.

Detailed Street Map of Conisbrough South Yorkshire & Guide to the Area

Conisbrough Map South Yorkshire: Interactive map of Conisbrough, displaying the town situated in the county of South Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Conisbrough area and a Conisbrough town centre map, showing Conisbrough Railway Station.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Conisbrough map are: Conisbrough Castle, The Eagle & Child, Conisbrough Library, St Peter's Church, Ivanhoe Working Men's Club, Conisbrough Medical Centre, Ivanhoe Primary Academy, Rowena Academy, Tesco Express, Conisbrough Community Events Hall, Greggs, Manor Farm Pub, Hill Top Stores, The Star Convenience, The Railway Inn, The Co-op Food, Morrison's Daily, Wilfreda Beehive Travel, Pizza House, St Joseph's Catholic Church, Hair & Beauty by Lauren, The Wheatsheaf, The Rainbow Chinese Takeaway, Park View Dental Practice, Avenue Barbers, One Stop, Royal Tandoori, Boots Pharmacy, Conisbrough Family Dental Centre, The King's Fish Bar, Rio Pizza, The Ivanhoe Centre, RBS Beauty, The Salon, Farmfoods, Conisbrough Post Office, Dragon City Chinese, Rosehill Rest Home, Conisbrough Cemetery Chapel, Ivy Lodge Residential Home, Lidl, Manor House Surgery, Conisbrough News, Yorkshire Bank ATM, Sugarcraft Creations, Deli-Licious Café, Jigsaw Day Nursery, The Old Market Hall, Conisbrough Kitchen.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Denaby Main, Mexborough, Warmsworth, Cadeby, Old Edlington, New Edlington, Balby, Cusworth, Sprotbrough, Loversall, Wadworth, Braithwell, Micklebring, Hooton Roberts, Clifton, Ravenfield, Kilnhurst, Swinton, Wath-upon-Dearne, Adwick upon Dearne, Harlington, Barnburgh, Hickleton, High Melton, Marr, Skellow, Carcroft, Bentley, Arksey, Scawsby, Hexthorpe, Rossington, Tickhill, Bawtry, Austerfield, Campsall, Norton, Askern.

Conisbrough is one of those towns that manages to feel both steeped in history and properly lived-in. Nestled between Doncaster and Rotherham, it's got a castle on the hill, a tight-knit community in the streets below, and all the makings of a classic South Yorkshire spot—honest, welcoming and just a bit rough round the edges in the best kind of way. It's the sort of place where you can grab a decent chippy tea, walk through centuries of heritage, and still get the bus home in under ten minutes.

The town's history stretches back well over a thousand years, with a name rooted in Old English and Viking influence. Its biggest claim to fame is Conisbrough Castle, a Norman fortification dating back to the 12th century, with a massive circular keep that's one of the best preserved in the country. It even pops up in Sir Walter Scott's Ivanhoe. The industrial era brought coal mining and growth, turning it into a bustling working town. These days, Conisbrough has a population of just over 14,000, and while the pits are long gone, the sense of pride and place is still going strong.

The castle is the centrepiece, no question—run by English Heritage, it's a proper landmark with panoramic views and plenty of history packed into its walls. Down in the town, there are parks, independent shops, a leisure centre and plenty of local pubs and cafés. Nearby attractions include Cusworth Hall with its lovely grounds and museum, and Brodsworth Hall and Gardens—a National Trust gem that gives you a real glimpse into Victorian life. You've also got the Trans Pennine Trail close by if you're after a long walk or bike ride through some cracking countryside.

South Yorkshire offers loads beyond Conisbrough, with something for everyone. Doncaster's only a few miles away with its famous racecourse, market and the ever-popular Yorkshire Wildlife Park. Rotherham's got Clifton Park and the Magna Science Adventure Centre for families, while Sheffield brings culture, shopping, and more green space than you'd expect from a city. Further out, you're within easy reach of the Peak District, which is perfect for walks, fresh air and that welcome excuse to call in at a cosy country pub.

Getting to Conisbrough is straightforward enough. The town has its own train station, with regular services to Doncaster and Sheffield. It's well connected by road too, sitting just off the A630 and close to the A1(M) and M18, so getting around by car's no trouble. Buses link the town with neighbouring villages and towns throughout the day. For flights, your best bets are Leeds Bradford and East Midlands now that Doncaster Sheffield Airport has shut, both reachable in just over an hour depending on traffic.

South Yorkshire as a whole is a place with grit and warmth in equal measure. The old mining villages, reinvented market towns and ever-evolving cities make up a region that's proud of its past but never stuck in it. People here are straight-talking, good-humoured and fiercely loyal to where they're from. The landscape's full of contrasts—urban edge on one side, rolling hills on the other. Whether you're passing through or putting down roots, it has a way of getting under your skin and staying there.

We hope you found this Conisbrough tourist map useful for your visit to the area.

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