Places to visit in and around Glasgow.

Burrell Collection
The amazing collection of Sir William Burrell in Pollok Park

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
The UK's best civic selection of British and European Paintings. Also displays arms, armour, porcelain, natural history and much more. Currently closed for renovation.

Museum of Transport
A fine selection of exhibits, tramcars, railway locomotives and a great selection of model ships.

Pollok House
An 18th century Robert Adam house with a selection of paintings on display. Located in Pollok country Park.

People's Palace
Exhibits explaining Glasgow's social history. Located on Glasgow Green.

Gallery of Modern Art
Art Gallery featuring work by local artists over four floors.

Glasgow Science Mall
A great place to visit with or without the kids for a touchy feely day of science. Next to the Glasgow Tower and IMAX theatre.

Glasgow Tower
One of the tallest freestanding structures in Scotland. The only building in the world that can rotate 360 degrees. Located next to the science centre and IMAX theatre.

Provand's Lordship
The only surviving medieval house in Glasgow.

Tenement House
Glasgow, more than any Scottish city, is associated with the tenement and you will find this one as it was in the past.

Trades Hall
Set in the heart of Glasgow in the Merchant City area, the Trades Hall is the only surviving building designed and built by the famous architect Robert Adam

Fossil Grove
The remains of an ancient forest from around 330 million years ago.