In 780 trips
In 543 AD, Glasgow's patron saint St Mungo founded this cathedral on the site of a Christian burial ground. It is Sc …
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09/10/2007 to 09/22/2007
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Unscheduled - Glasgow
In 20 trips
Original prints by established and new names, both local and international, are on display and for sale at this spec …
In 27 trips
The hall was designed by Robert Adam and completed in 1794. Built for Glasgow's trades' federation, it is Adam's onl …
In 174 trips
The Lighthouse is Scotland's center for architecture, design and the city. It was opened as part of Glasgow's year a …
In 53 trips
These tea rooms are on two levels above Henderson Jewellers. The building was designed by Mackintosh especially for …
In 62 trips
This park just outside Glasgow is perfect for families with an interest in nature. Attractions include a conservator …
In 121 trips
Discover the Glaswegians' story in the People's Palace, through this exhibition that documents social and industrial …
In 36 trips
This striking yellow building, now housing Halls of Residence for the University of Strathclyde, was designed by Wed …
In 91 trips
St George's - Tron church is in the heart of the city, although when it was completed in 1808, this area was the ext …
In 74 trips
This is a particularly exciting park because it has a world famous fossil grove comprising ten fossil roots and stem …
In 194 trips
The tall ship in question is the lovely Glenlee, which will be exciting enough on its own for sailing enthusiasts. S …
In 98 trips
This restful 85 acre park is roughly bordered by Sauchiehall Street, Woodlands Road and Kelvin Way. Named after the …
In 9 trips
This was the 17th century equivalent of the City Chambers . The building, finished in 1627, marked the arrival of th …