Bellahouston Park
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. Quiet contemplation can also be had at the House for an Art Lover, and for the more active and adventurous there are extensive sports facilities including a ski centre.
Glasgow Green
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.
Chatelherault Country Park
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.
Kelvingrove Park
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.
Pollok Country Park
Voted the Best Park in Britain in 2007, and Europe’s Best Park in 2008, Pollok Country Park really is well worth a visit.
Glasgow Botanic Gardens
The Glasgow Botanic Gardens are reknowned worldwide for their impressive tropical and temperate plant collections from around the world.
The Peoples Palace and Winter Gardens
The People’s Palace is Glasgow’s social history museum and a chance to see the story of the people and city of Glasgow from 1750 to the present.
Mugdock Country Park
Mugdock Country Park is both beautiful and historical, and there is always something for the kids to do. No matter whether you are looking for a jaunt in the countryside, a bit of Glasgows heritage or to simply tire the kids out, there is definitely something to do at Mugdock.