Colourful, edgy and bursting with personality, Scotland’s largest city is a must-visit destination for art, culture, cuisine and shopping enthusiasts alike, while its proximity to Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park make it ideal for nature lovers too.
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Glasgow is home to some of Scotland's best cultural attractions...
Explore Glasgow’s flagship museum, an iconic, exquisite red sandstone building. Discover artwork by Van Gogh, Rembrandt, Dali and more. From world-class art to fascinating natural history, from an armoury to restored Spitfires, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is a must-visit.
Having undergone a vibrant urban art makeover in recent years, Glasgow's lanes, buildings and streets are a visual treat. Discover animals, famous Glaswegians, patron saints and local icons on every corner. Learn more about Glasgow’s colourful street art by taking the City Centre Mural Trail.
No trip to the city is complete without a visit to some of the magnificent works of pioneering Glaswegian architect and designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Be inspired and delighted by Art Nouveau buildings such as Mackintosh House, House for an Art Lover or the Mackintosh at the Willow.
Glasgow Cathedral is one of the finest examples of medieval architecture that remains in Scotland having survived the 1560 Reformation almost entirely intact. Step back in time and learn about the fascinating history the oldest building in Glasgow is built upon.
The museum, named after Glasgow's patron saint, is built on the site of the medieval Bishops’ Castle. The galleries are packed with displays, objects and beautiful works of art that express the significance of religion in peoples’ lives across the world and across time.
Discover Scotland’s most visited contemporary art gallery, a stunning neo-classical building in the heart of the city centre. Housed within unique architecture, explore the modern art collection, works on loan and the artworks of collaborative projects between communities and artists.
Adorned with around 3,500 monuments, Glasgow’s Necropolis is a remarkable Victorian cemetery inspired by the famous Père Lachaise cemetery in Paris. Amongst the most distinguished tombs are a monument to Protestant Reformation leader John Knox and a Celtic cross designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
Discover stunning Scottish lochs that are within an hour of Glasgow…
Loch Lomond is one of Scotland’s most famous lochs having inspired poets, artists and musicians alike. Take in the spellbinding views all around you. Step aboard one of the cruise boat tours, hike up Conic Hill for amazing panoramic views and discover the loch-side village featuring shops, farmers' market stalls, an aquarium and more.
Just over an hour from Glasgow, head to Kinross in Perthshire where the magnificent Loch Leven awaits you. Discover Loch Leven Castle and roam around the tower where Mary Queen of Scots was once held prisoner. On the southern shores of the loch, visit the RSPB reserve where you can learn about the lochs' resident wildlife before heading out to see them for yourself.
Reach the perfect setting for fly fishing just 45 minutes from Glasgow. Hire one of the 30 boats available and land a rainbow trout or wild brown trout. Trek around the nearby walking routes or on the Shore Trail to explore the rest of the reservoir and surrounding peaceful landscape.
Mugdock Country Park is home to Mugdock Reservoir and Craigmaddie Reservoir where you can traverse inspiring landscapes by bike or on foot. Try orienteering or venture on the park's History Trail. Reach these beauty spots in half an hour from Glasgow.
Venture an hour west of Glasgow and discover Lochwinnoch, home to Barr Loch and Castle Semple Loch. Take a leisurely walk or cycle ride around the lochs, spot spectacular birdlife or join educational events. Visit Castle Semple itself with stunning views across both lochs and the rest of the park.
Just outside Glasgow, visit Strathclyde Country Park where you can enjoy the perfect family day out at M&D's theme park. Delight in the many rides and attractions, as well as numerous bars, restaurants and seasonal events to get stuck into. But don’t forget to make time for Strathclyde Loch - the scenic half an hour stroll around its circuit is astonishing.
Glasgow is bursting with things to do that won't leave you stuck for ideas…
The River Clyde has always played a key role in Glasgow city’s life. Head to the Clyde and discover a string of attractions along its banks, including the dramatic titanium-clad Glasgow Science Centre as well as the iconic Clyde Auditorium, not forgetting a multitude of restaurants and even a casino at Springfield Quay.
A favourite hang-out with the locals, Aston Lane is one of Glasgow’s best kept secrets. Hidden away in the city’s West End, this charming, picturesque, cobbled street is laced with fairy lights. You will find many fantastic bars and restaurants along it, including the famous Ubiquitous Chip.
The first UK city to be designated a UNESCO City of Music, Glasgow’s music scene is second to none! Discover the people, places and performances that have influenced the city on a guided walking tour. From the world’s oldest surviving music hall to the place that launched the career of Oasis. Glasgow’s musical heritage will astonish you.
Glasgow’s shopping credentials are unparalleled – from designer labels to high street picks and quirky boutiques, the city serves the very best in retail therapy. Don’t forget your credit card and walking shoes! Venture to the “Golden Z” of Argyle Street, Buchanan Street and Sauchiehall Street for a chunk of shopping paradise.
From the city’s ‘foodie quarter’ Finnieston with its delicious blend of cool, quality and affordable eateries to Glasgow’s tantalising street food scene along with traditional pubs and haggis. There are so many venues full of Glaswegian charm you’ll be spoilt for choice. For a truly Scottish experience, be sure to visit one of the city's oldest bars and restaurants, Sloans.
Glasgow’s Botanic Gardens are perfect for a chilled walk or relaxing stop between shopping and sightseeing. Make sure you don’t miss Kibble Palace, the stunning greenhouse which features elegant marble statues circled by vibrant flowers, tropical palms and the National Collection of Tree Ferns.
When you visit the Riverside Museum, you’re in for a visual delight. The building is one of the most contemporary in Scotland. With the Clyde-built Tall Ship berthed alongside it, it’s a sight to behold. Discover a huge variety of transport exhibits including vehicles, bikes and trains in the museum or step aboard the Tall Ship for some nautical fun.
Tennent's to Glasgow is like Guinness to Dublin so a tour of the place it is created is an absolute must! Enter Wellpark Brewery and embark on a tour, focusing on the brand's love of Scottish football and proud musical heritage as well as absorbing over 450 years of history. And of course, the highlight is a wee sample at the end!
The largest city of Scotland, Glasgow is a port city on the River Clyde in Scotland's western Lowlands.
Glasgow has a very good travel network, including a subway, trains, buses & taxis. Explore the city centre on foot or by bike.
Loch Lomond, The Trossachs National Park, the Campsies, and Ayr Beach are all in close proximity to Glasgow.
Architecture, Whisky, shipbuilding, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, and "friendliness" are some of the things Glasgow is best known for.
The Riverside Museum, Necropolis, Celtic Park, Kelvingrove Art Gallery, and Glasgow Cathedral are all places to visit in Glasgow..
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