Directions
From The North:
Leave the M1 at Junction 36 and follow the A61 into Sheffield. Follow the A61 into Sheffield passing Hillsborough Stadium on your right. Continue along the A61, which becomes the ring road around the western side of the city centre. You will eventually reach a roundabout at the junction with the A621. At the roundabout turn right onto the A621 Bramall Lane. The ground is a short way down on the left.
From The South:
Leave M1 at Junction 33 and take the A630 into Sheffield City Centre. On reaching the inner ring road follow signs for A621 Bakewell, the ground is about a 1/4 of a mile the other side of the city centre. It is located on the A621 (Bramall Lane). Street Parking.
Pubs
The favoured pub for away fans is the 'Royal Standard' on St Marys Road (A61), near to McDonalds (although the pub do some good bar snacks themselves). The 'Earl' on Queens Road and the Bridge pub somewhat further along the road from the away end (about 3/4's of a mile past the B&Q on the left) are also recommended……
The Norfolk Arms pub is in the centre of Sheffield. It is by the Ibis Hotel and not far from the train station. A friendly, traditional pub with regulars that make you welcome. It is possible to walk to the ground, or the bar staff can order a taxi. Also near to the station is the Globe which is around a five minute walk from the station and a 15 minute walk from the ground. Also near the station is 'The Howard' that is frequented by away fans.
The pubs near to the ground such as the, 'Sheaf House', 'Railway Hotel', the 'Golden Lion' and on Bramall Lane; 'The Railway' & 'Cricketers' are for home fans only.
By Train
The ground is walkable from Sheffield mainline train station, (10-15mins). As you come out of the station, walk left along the main road. Where the road splits take the right fork which is Shoreham Street and continue down this road to the ground.
Train takes between I hour 10 mins and 1 hour 40 mins, cost £20-10
Please check the cost and times of trains etc. All information is provided in good faith but the Foxes Trust cannot be held responsible for any errors