Combining the lively atmosphere of Scotland’s
largest city with the serenity which surrounds it, a break in
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley is ideal for encountering all sorts
of surprises.
Glasgow is the place to indulge in world-class
shopping and elegant hotels, sumptuous restaurants and incredible
architecture. Wherever you go in this city, you’ll be greeted by an
abundance of art and creativity on every corner, from famous live
music venues to independent art galleries and world-renowned
museums. Families will be spoiled for choice with attractions both
in, and just outside, the city.
Be sure to take a daytrip out of Glasgow and
unwind in the beautiful Clyde Valley or head towards the banks of
Loch Lomond and surprise yourself in a world away from the buzz of
the city.
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Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Gilbert Scott Building, University Avenue G12 8QQ?
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Glengoyne Distillery
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
At Glengoyne you can create your very own blend, take The Masterclass to access warehouses not normally open to the public, or simply sample a dram.
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New Lanark
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Step back in time at this beautifully restored 18th century cotton mill village and find out how the villagers really lived.
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National Museum of Rural Life
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Step back in time and experience a working farm being run like it was in the 1950s where you can see pigs, sheep and Ayrshire cows as well as a replica 1950s farmhouse.
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Summerlee
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Formerly one of Scotland's most important ironworks, Summerlee now has an exhibition hall with interactive displays.
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Strathclyde Country Park
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Enjoy 400 hectares of countryside alongside M&D’s theme park and Amazonia.
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Falls of Clyde
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Explore the Falls of Clyde with a delightful riverside walk which takes in the four waterfalls within the Falls of Clyde Nature Reserve.
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Whitelee Windfarm
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
The café at the visitor centre has large glass windows and an outdoor viewing area that provides excellent views of the windfarm.
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Mugdock Country Park
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Join the rangers at Mugdock Country Park to learn more about the local wildlife.
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Willow Tea Rooms
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
The original Willow Tea Rooms is perfect for breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea, serving a range of sweet treats as well as savoury Scottish dishes.
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Glasgow School of Art
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
The Glasgow School of Art is considered to be Mackintosh’s masterwork and it is one of the oldest creative institutions in the country.
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Mackintosh Church
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Be captivated by the beautiful light inside this amazing church.
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Scotland Street School
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Mackintosh’s last major commission, demonstrating his genius with impressive leaded glass towers and a magnificent tiled entrance hall.
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House for an Art Lover
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Rooms inside include the Music Room, an extravaganza in white, rose, violet and green, with metallic silver and gold.
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The Tall Ship
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
The Tall Ship at Glasgow Harbour provides plenty for little shipmates to explore along her decks.
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Riverside Museum
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Discover the fascinating world of planes, boats, cars, trains, bicycles and in Glasgow's Riverside Museum.
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Xscape
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
From adventure golf to football, and shopping to the cinema, Xscape at Braehead has a lot to offer every family.
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Hampden Stadium
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Discover some of football's most exciting objects at the Scottish Football Museum in Hampden Stadium.
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Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Kelvingrove Museum, built in 1901 for the Glasgow International Exhibition, remains a popular and free attraction today.
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Gallery of Modern Art
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
GoMa is the most visited modern art gallery in Scotland, with fascinating art displays.
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Riverside Museum
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Discover the fascinating world of planes, boats, cars, trains, bicycles and in Glasgow's Riverside Museum.
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Glasgow Cathedral
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
The cathedral was founded in 1197, and is situated in the original centre of the city.
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Provand's Lordship
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
One of the very few medieval buildings remaining in Glasgow.
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Merchant City
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Visit Glasgow’s Merchant City for an extensive range of restaurants, cafes and bars.
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Brazen Studios
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Take a jewellery course at Brazen Studios to create unique pieces
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Princes Square
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Shop in style at Princes Square – you can even pick up some Vivian Westwood.
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Argyll Arcade
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
There are over 30 jewellers in the Argyll Arcade, which was built in 1827.
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Voltaire & Rousseau
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
You are sure to find a great read after a rummage in this quirky bookshop.
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Cresswell Lane
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
The shops on Cresswell Lane are a great place to find unique and individual items.
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Stravaigin
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
In this friendly restaurant you can take a peek at the chefs as they prepare your food. As an alternative, you can also try Stravaigin 2 on Ruthven Lane, behind Byres Road in the West End.
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The Ubiquitous Chip
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
The Ubiquitous Chip also hosts special events where you can sample a wide range of cuisines, wines and cultures.
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The Wee Curry Shop
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Why not try the lunchtime taster menu at this intimate Indian restaurant?
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Fratelli Sarti Bath Street
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
This classic restaurant will give you a taste of Italy. There are also Fratelli Sarti restaurants on the nearby Regent Street and Wellington Street.
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Jamie's Italian
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
The first Italian restaurant opened by Jamie Oliver in Scotland.
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City Merchant
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
One of Glasgow’s top seafood restaurants, founded in 1988.
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Cafe Gandolfi
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Founded in 1979 in the old Glasgow cheesemarket, this was one of the original restaurants in the Merchant City.
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Glasgow Botanic Gardens
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
One of the highlights of the Botanics is the Kibble Palace, an A-listed building made of glass and iron.
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Kelvingrove Park
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
There are many beautiful walks through the 85 acres of Kelvingrove Park.
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Pollok Country Park
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Pollok Country Park, formerly part of the Old Pollok Estate, boasts a rich rural history.
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Greenbank Gardens
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Greenbank Gardens has many wonderful plant displays which will inspire those with smaller gardens.
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Glasgow Green
Glasgow & The Clyde Valley
Glasgow Green hosts many large events, including the annual World Pipe Band Championship.
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