Rotherham Map

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

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

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

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Rotherham area and a Rotherham town centre map, showing Rotherham Railway Station (click + button twice), Rotherham Leisure Complex, and the Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Rotherham map are: Rotherham Minster, Clifton Park Museum, Rotherham Central Station, The Cutlers Arms, The Three Cranes, The Bridge Inn, Rotherham Markets, All Saints' Square, Rotherham Town Hall, The Riverside Library, Imperial Buildings, Rotherham Leisure Complex, Clifton Medical Centre, Tesco Extra, Boots, WHSmith, Caffè Nero, The Forge Shopping Centre, The Bluecoat, The Beehive, New York Stadium, Rotherham United Community Sports Trust, Boston Castle, Boston Park, Effingham Street Surgery, McDonald's, Iceland, The Rhinoceros Wetherspoon, Wilko, Primark, Greggs, River Island, Specsavers, B&M, Costa Coffee, Chapel Walk Gallery, Empire Cinema, The Old Market Gallery, Mecca Bingo, Superdrug, Santander, HSBC, The Plaice Fish & Chips, Westgate Chambers, Rotherham College, St Ann's Church, Rotherham Civic Theatre, Eastwood Methodist Church, Clifton Park Skate Park, Morrisons, and Parkgate Shopping Centre.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Kimberworth, Greasbrough, Eastwood, Broom, Parkgate, Canklow, Treeton, Catcliffe, Brinsworth, Thorpe Hesley, Whiston, Moorgate, Herringthorpe, Wickersley, Brecks, Rawmarsh, Dalton, Ravenfield, Bramley, Thurcroft, Maltby, Hellaby, Aston, Swallownest, Dinnington, Laughton Common, North Anston, South Anston, Todwick, Kiveton Park, Wales, Harthill, Woodsetts.

Rotherham sits just to the north-east of Sheffield and has that proper South Yorkshire mix of working heritage, strong character and a town centre that's slowly reshaping itself. It's got a bit of everything—historic buildings, green spaces, new shopping developments and good links to the rest of the region. The River Don cuts through the heart of it, adding a nice waterside touch, and there's a real sense of local pride that shines through, especially in its markets, football club and long-running family businesses. It's not flashy, but it's solid, and there's something very real about that.

The town's roots stretch right back to the Roman era, though it really began to grow in the medieval period. By the 18th and 19th centuries, Rotherham was thriving off the back of iron, coal and steel. It played a big part in the industrial revolution and carried that strength through the years. The town was also known for its education and religious influence, with the famous Rotherham Grammar School and All Saints' Church still standing tall. These days, the population sits at around 110,000, and while the town's had its ups and downs, it's been quietly working on regeneration projects and community-led growth in recent years.

There's plenty to see in town and just beyond it. Clifton Park is right on the doorstep—perfect for families, walkers and anyone needing a bit of green space. It's got a museum, skate park and funfair rides in the summer. Rotherham Minster is well worth a visit, and the local markets are a proper South Yorkshire staple—indoor and outdoor, full of traders who've been there for years. Just on the edge of town you've got the huge Magna Science Adventure Centre, set in a former steelworks and great for kids and curious minds. Elsecar Heritage Centre's a short drive away too, full of indie shops, exhibitions and proper industrial charm. For something grander, Wentworth Woodhouse is nearby—an enormous stately home with a story that runs from coal mining to aristocratic drama, and a highlight for any National Trust fan.

Zoom out a bit and the rest of South Yorkshire is right on your doorstep. Sheffield brings the greenest city vibes with its parks, galleries and buzzing independent scene. Doncaster has its racecourse and wildlife park, while Barnsley gives you Cannon Hall and the gateway to the Pennines. The Peak District nudges the county's western edge, offering hills, reservoirs and walking routes galore. Whether you're after a city break, countryside escape or a mix of both, South Yorkshire's got you covered, and Rotherham's a good base to dip into it all.

Transport-wise, Rotherham's in a handy spot. The train station links to Sheffield, Doncaster, Leeds and further afield, and the tram-train service into Sheffield city centre is a unique bonus. The M1 and M18 are close by too, making car travel simple. Bus services are regular and reliable, running through to nearby towns and suburbs. For flights, Leeds Bradford and East Midlands are your main options now, since Doncaster Sheffield Airport closed. That said, most places you'll want to get to are within easy reach, and once you're in the town centre, it's all walkable.

South Yorkshire's got a real mix of personality. It's built on graft, pride and community—places that grew from the ground up and kept going when times got tough. There's something properly grounding about its landscape too—old terraces on the hillsides, mill chimneys against grey skies, and countryside that opens out just when you least expect it. It's full of honest charm and quiet beauty, whether you're in the city, a market town or a sleepy village with a cracking pub and a view you didn't see coming.

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

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