South Yorkshire (Province) Hotels and Accommodation

South Yorkshire is a county in central England. There are a variety of South Yorkshire sights that attract tourists throughout the year to the area. For example, when visiting South Yorkshire, you should check out Barnsley Town Hall, as well as Consibrough Castle, dating to the 12th century. Other South Yorkshire attractions include the ruins of the Monk Bretton Priory, in Lundwood, and the ruins of the Roche Abbey, founded in 1147; the latter is the subject of many ghost stories. Moreover, there are many sights to visit that will give you a great perspective on South Yorkshire culture. One of the most interesting attractions in the area is Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet, a museum created out of an old steel working site; the site dates to around the 13th century and contains a number of historical buildings and instruments.