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  • Brand new Riverside Museum, Scotland's museum of transport and travel, is now open!

    Riverside Museum

    100 Pointhouse Place, Glasgow, G3 8RS
    Brand new Riverside Museum, Scotland's museum of transport and travel, is now open!
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    Rating: 4.4/5 (16 votes cast)
  • The Tall Ship: SV Glenlee at Riverside is one of Glasgow's leading visitor attractions and has welcomed over half a million visitors since opening in 1999.

    The Tall Ship at Riverside

    100 Stob Cross Road, Glasgow, G3 8QQ
    The Tall Ship: SV Glenlee at Riverside is one of Glasgow's leading visitor attractions and has welcomed over half a million visitors since opening in 1999.
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    Rating: 4.0/5 (7 votes cast)
  • By far the oldest park in Glasgow, Glasgow Green is home to a number of big events each year, and to some of Glasgow's most prominent historical landmarks.

    Glasgow Green

    Off Saltmarket, next to the Clyde
    By far the oldest park in Glasgow, Glasgow Green is home to a number of big events each year, and to some of Glasgow's most prominent historical landmarks.
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    Rating: 3.8/5 (6 votes cast)
  • The ultimate family entertainment destination: eat, drink, ski, climb, shop, enjoy!

    Xscape

    King's Inch Rd, Glasgow, G51
    The ultimate family entertainment destination: eat, drink, ski, climb, shop, enjoy!
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    Rating: 4.7/5 (19 votes cast)
  • Boasting formal gardens and open parkland in which to relax and take in wome wonderful views of Glasgow, this extensive park has many features and facilities to tempt visitors to its grounds.

    Bellahouston Park

    Dumbreck Rd & Paisley Rd West
    Boasting formal gardens and open parkland in which to relax and take in wome wonderful views of Glasgow, this extensive park has many features and facilities to tempt visitors to its grounds.
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    Rating: 3.0/5 (6 votes cast)
  • Opened in 1870, the University of Glasgow's Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery is the oldest public museum in Scotland.

    The Hunterian Museum

    University Avenue, Glasgow, G12 8QQ‎
    Opened in 1870, the University of Glasgow's Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery is the oldest public museum in Scotland.
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    Rating: 3.8/5 (9 votes cast)
  • The Time Capsule is one of Scotlands most prestigious leisure facilities, and is located within the heart of Lanarkshire just a short drive from the centre of Glasgow.

    Time Capsule

    100 Buchanan St, Coatbridge, ML5 1DL
    The Time Capsule is one of Scotlands most prestigious leisure facilities, and is located within the heart of Lanarkshire just a short drive from the centre of Glasgow.
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    Rating: 4.2/5 (23 votes cast)
  • Chatelherault is a 500 acre country park and restored William Adam hunting lodge with visitor centre. The park is comprised of ten miles of footpath in historic landscape of the Avon River gorge, including ancient oaks, extensive semi-natural woodland and a huge variety of wildlife.

    Chatelherault Park

    Off Carlisle Rd, Hamilton, ML3
    Chatelherault is a 500 acre country park and restored William Adam hunting lodge with visitor centre. The park is comprised of ten miles of footpath in historic landscape of the Avon River gorge, including ancient oaks, extensive semi-natural woodland and a huge variety of wildlife.
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    Rating: 3.8/5 (17 votes cast)
  • Originally created at the West End Park in 1852, Kelvingrove Park is a classic example of a Victorian Park, and includes 35 points of interest including monuments and beautiful flowers.

    Kelvingrove Park

    Glasgow, G3 - Off Kelvin Way
    Originally created at the West End Park in 1852, Kelvingrove Park is a classic example of a Victorian Park, and includes 35 points of interest including monuments and beautiful flowers.
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    Rating: 4.3/5 (6 votes cast)
  • Named after King George III, George Square is Glasgow’s biggest and most famous central square. Most celebrations including Christmas, New Year and St Andrews day will be celebrated in George Square in true Glasgow style.

    George Square

    Glasgow City Centre, G1
    Named after King George III, George Square is Glasgow’s biggest and most famous central square. Most celebrations including Christmas, New Year and St Andrews day will be celebrated in George Square in true Glasgow style.
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    Rating: 4.0/5 (5 votes cast)
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