Sheffield to WALES from $2.88: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

Compare Train, Bus, Flight, and Driving Options

Get detailed, step-by-step directions below for your trip from Sheffield to WALES with 1Map travel planner. Easily compare ticket prices, explore various transport options, and find the best routes for a seamless and cost-effective travel experience.

Company

Northern Rail

Train

Average Duration

17m

Estimated price

$4.88-6.74

Recommended

Select

Company

various

Drive

Average Duration

15m

Estimated price

$2.88-4.88

Cheapest

Select

Open full-size map

Distance: 17 km

Duration: 15m

See more options

Filters

Sort by

 

Company

First South Yorkshire

Bus

Average Duration

29m

Estimated price

$0-0

Select

Company

various

Taxi

Average Duration

15m

Estimated price

$29.26-39.09

Select

Browse car rentalsExplore flights

Traveling From Sheffield to Wales

The journey from Sheffield to Wales opens the door to striking contrasts, with Sheffield's industrial heritage giving way to Wales' breathtaking landscapes and rich folklore.

Best Neighbourhoods in Wales

Wales boasts diverse neighborhoods that offer cultural richness and charm.

Cardiff Bay

• Vibrant waterfront with restaurants and shops.

• Home to the iconic Wales Millennium Centre.

Llandudno

• Stunning Victorian architecture throughout the town.

• Scenic views from the Great Orme's summit.

Aberystwyth

• Beautiful coastline with a lively university atmosphere.

• Rich history with stunning castles and ruins.

Best Times To Visit Wales's Attractions

Planning your trip to Wales? Here are the best times to experience its top attractions without the hustle and bustle.

Snowdonia National Park

Visit in late spring or early autumn for mild weather and fewer hikers.

Cardiff Castle

Weekdays during the spring offer a quieter exploration of this historic site.

Brecon Beacons

Early mornings in summer ensure stunning views with fewer visitors on trails.

Wales Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Wales experiences a temperate maritime climate, meaning mild winters and cool summers, with occasional rain throughout the year. Planning your trip around late spring or early autumn can offer pleasant conditions while avoiding the heaviest rainfall, enhancing your travel experience significantly.

Dining in Wales: A Culinary Delight

Savor the rich flavors of a classic Welsh cawl, a hearty lamb and vegetable stew that embodies local ingredients and tradition, at a cozy gastro pub like The Hand at Llanarmon. This experience contrasts with Sheffield's industrial food scene, offering a warm atmosphere and a taste of Wales' culinary heritage.