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~ TOP ATTRACTIONS IN GLASGOW ~
Glasgow as a city break destination most has everything for which you would wish. Bursting with personality, the city has stunning architecture, sensational attractions, a rich heritage, and an unrivalled choice of things to discover.
At any time of the day or night, Glasgow offers a wide range of things to do, places to visit and is home to some of the best cultural visitor attractions in Scotland. If you are a first-time visitor to Glasgow, there are some attractions that really are unmissable in Glasgow.
and Tall Ship
An award-winning transport museum, it has an interesting number of objects on display, over 3,000 in fact, and these include skateboards to locomotives, paintings to prams and cars to a stormtrooper. Do make sure you allow quite a few hours for this attraction, as you lose yourself in time from the moment you walk through its doors. Outside, you will find the Tall Shop, Glentee, the UK’s only floating Clyde-built sailing shop. The kids will love it!
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When a big sporting event, conference or artist comes to Glasgow, it’s more than likely the OVO HYDRO will play host to the event. With a seating capacity of over 14,000 the Ovo Hydro is one of the most exciting new venues to open in Glasgow in recent years. And the Acorn hotel is within walking distance of this stunning arena, giving you easy access both pre and post event.
& Museum
Always at the top of most visitors list of places to visit in Glasgow, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum can be found in an iconic red sandstone building, next to Kelvingrove Park. The museum features 22 themed galleries displaying an incredible 8000 objects. Although prebooking is no longer needed, face coverings are still mandatory in public buildings to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all. Admission is free.
Otherwise known as ‘GoMA’ you will find this art museum in the Merchant City area of Glasgow. It has four galleries, a library and coffee shop where you can absorb the art for a few hours and absorb the art on display.
Religious Life and Art
St. Mungo was the patron saint who brought the Christian faith to Scotland in the 6th century. The museum celebrates the importance of religion in people’s lives and respects those of different faiths and those of none. There, you will find incredible objects and works of art on display in the galleries.
A magnificent medieval cathedral built in the 1100’s, self-guided audio tours are available to get the most from your visit. Click on the image above for the latest opening hours.
Escape into nature at any time during your stay with us in Glasgow. A leisurely stroll from our hotel through Kelvingrove park brings you to the Botanic Gardens. Open from 7am to dusk year round, enjoy its exotic tropical plants, and serene woodland trails. Entry is free.
A family favourite for visitors to Glasgow, this must see attraction will keep you and your kids entertained for hours. Highlights include the science mall, the planetarium, the Glasgow tower and keep an eye out for special events throughout the year.
Mural Trail.
As you walk around the streets, lanes, nooks, and crannies of Glasgow you will certainly see the volume of street or urban art that has been created by talented street artists. One of the most popular attractions is to enjoy a Walking Tour in Glasgow or the Mural Trail.
Reopening in March 2022 after extensive refurbishment, The Burrell Collection displays from work by major artists including Rodin, Degas and Cézanne, alongside medieval art, Chinese and Islamic art, Ancient Civilizations and more.
THE RIVERSIDE MUSEUM AND TALL SHIP
An award-winning transport museum, it has an interesting number of objects on display, over 3,000 in fact, and these include skateboards to locomotives, paintings to prams and cars to a stormtrooper. Do make sure you allow quite a few hours for this attraction, as you lose yourself in time from the moment you walk through its doors. Outside, you will find the Tall Shop, Glentee, the UK’s only floating Clyde-built sailing shop. The kids will love it!
OVO HYDRO
When a big sporting event, conference or artist comes to Glasgow, it’s more than likely the OVO HYDRO will play host to the event. With a seating capacity of over 14,000 the Ovo Hydro is one of the most exciting new venues to open in Glasgow in recent years. And the Acorn hotel is within walking distance of this stunning arena, giving you easy access both pre and post event.
KELVINGROVE ART GALLERY & MUSEUM
Always at the top of most visitors list of places to visit in Glasgow, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum can be found in an iconic red sandstone building, next to Kelvingrove Park. The museum features 22 themed galleries displaying an incredible 8000 objects. Although prebooking is no longer needed, face coverings are still mandatory in public buildings to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all. Admission is free.
GALLERY OF MODERN ART
Otherwise known as ‘GoMA’ you will find this art museum in the Merchant City area of Glasgow. It has four galleries, a library and coffee shop where you can absorb the art for a few hours and absorb the art on display.
ST. MUNGO’S MUSEUM OF RELIGIOUS LIFE AND ART
St. Mungo was the patron saint who brought the Christian faith to Scotland in the 6th century. The museum celebrates the importance of religion in people’s lives and respects those of different faiths and those of none. There, you will find incredible objects and works of art on display in the galleries.
GLASGOW CATHEDRAL
A magnificent medieval cathedral built in the 1100’s, self-guided audio tours are available to get the most from your visit. Click on the image above for the latest opening hours.
GLASGOW BOTANIC GARDENS
Escape into nature at any time during your stay with us in Glasgow. A leisurely stroll from our hotel through Kelvingrove park brings you to the Botanic Gardens. Open from 7am to dusk year round, enjoy its exotic tropical plants, and serene woodland trails. Entry is free.
GLASGOW SCIENCE CENTRE
A family favourite for visitors to Glasgow, this must see attraction will keep you and your kids entertained for hours. Highlights include the science mall, the planetarium, the Glasgow tower and keep an eye out for special events throughout the year.
CITY CENTRE MURAL TRAIL
As you walk around the streets, lanes, nooks, and crannies of Glasgow you will certainly see the volume of street or urban art that has been created by talented street artists. One of the most popular attractions is to enjoy a Walking Tour in Glasgow or the Mural Trail.
THE BURRELL COLLECTION
Reopening in March 2022 after extensive refurbishment, The Burrell Collection displays from work by major artists including Rodin, Degas and Cézanne, alongside medieval art, Chinese and Islamic art, Ancient Civilizations and more.
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Things to do
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Shopping
The “Style Mile” Glasgow has some of the most stylish shopping options in the UK.
Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Countless tours, trips and attractions all dedicated to Mackintosh are available to enjoy in Glasgow city.
Food and Drink in Glasgow
Glasgow has really come into its own in recent years and offers endless choices when it comes to eating out.
Event Venues in Glasgow
On any given night there are hundreds of events happening including music, sport, and theatre performances.
Outdoor Activities
Glasgow has an excellent selection of outdoor activities in and around the city.
WHAT'S ON
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Top Attractions
At any time of the day or night, Glasgow offers a wide range of things to do.
