The Quays 1819

10/08/2017

Figure skating champion Evgeni Plushenko presented a unique ice show set on a frozen theatre stage surrounded by ShowTex projection screens and high-speed ro...

19/01/2017

The Quays 1819 is now closed.

A & G Passenger Boats are still operating the passenger boat on the quays.. Any questions just give us a call 0114 2786314

03/08/2016

We are delighted to be running Pirate Thursdays throughout August down at the Canal Basin for ye wee scally wags!

09/07/2016

The elephants have arrived :)

05/07/2016

SUMMER Heritage Cruises 2016

Below are the dates for this years Heritage cruises. Aboard LB Hardfeet.

Please feel free to ring and reserve a place or you can turn up and go. This list may beupdated if any new trips are added, so please check back..

tel: 0114 2786314 or 2763031

Turn up and go' Public trips with full heritage commentary aboard LB Hardfeet.



Our next cruise will be on

TUESDAY 12th July 2016 - 2hr cruise turning above Tinsley lock.

THURSDAY 21st July 2016. 1hr 30min trip turning at Don Valley.

THURSDAY 28th July 2016. 1hr 30min trip turning at Don Valley.

TUESDAY 2nd August 2016. 2hr trip turning above Tinsley lock.

THURSDAY 4th August 2016. 1hr 30min trip turning at Don Valley.

THURSDAY 11th August 2016. 1hr 30min trip turning at Don Valley.

THURSDAY 18th August 2016. 1hr 30min trip turning at Don Valley.

THURSDAY 25th August 2016. NO CRUISE at moment

Don Valley Heritage Cruise

1 hour 30min cruise to Don Valley Stadium return

Price

Adult £8.50
Child £6.50
60+ £7.50

Family (2adult, 2child) £25


Tinsley Heritage Cruise 2hr cruise to Tinsley locks return

(No lock passage)

Adult £10.50
Child £8.50
60+ £9.50

Family (2adults, 2child) £32

05/02/2016

05/02/2016

A well-known section of canal in Sheffield starts to be drained ahead of a £500,000 repair project to a set of locks.

05/08/2015

Drinks in the north.

20/07/2015

“Undeniable proof that a new canal stretching from Tinsley to the Sheffield Basin would answer its purpose, was shown on Monday, 22 February 1819, by the arrival of eleven vessels in the city where around 60,000 watched the spectacle,” reported the Sheffield Mercury of February 27 that year.