KELVINGROVE ART GALLERY & MUSEUM

Attraction

Free entry. Browse through historic art exhibits including works by Monet and Van Gogh, then examine ancient artefacts in the museum. A popular Glasgow meeting place with locals and visitors alike for drinks and a spot of lunch.

24 MINS – 1.2 MILES

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SEC & THE HYDRO

Attraction

SEC and The Hydro hosts international musicians, big production musicals, comedy shows, sporting events, exhibitions and much much more. Of the three venues on the SEC site, The Armadillo is most iconic by it’s unique design.

40 MINS – 2.0 MILES

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RIVERSIDE MUSEUM & TALL SHIP

Attraction

Riverside is a multi-award winning museum with exhibits of transport from Glasgow’s rich past. See vintage cars and trains to skateboards and prams. Take a stroll down an old cobbled Glasgow street, the shops dating from 1895 to the 1980s – then jump aboard the Tall Ship which is a museum ship steeped in maritime history. Free entry.

30 MINS – 1.5 MILES

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KINGS THEATRE

Attraction

West End productions, famous comedians and contemporary magic shows are all featured at the Kings. One of Glasgow’s best-loved theatres with plenty of top restaurants nearby.

30 MINS – 1.5 MILES

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THE BELLE

Bar

A stone’s throw from Botanic Gardens and a popular pub. You’ll be met with a warm welcome and good banter from regulars 7 nights a week. In close proximity to our apartments and serves a broad selection of wines, beers and whiskies!

8 MINS – 0.4 MILES

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NARDINI’S

Cafe

Nardini has a vast and extremely delicious ice-cream menu on offer. Indulge in tempting triple-scoops and Italian coffee.

11 MINS – 0.5 MILES

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ORAN MOR

Restaurant / Bar

A dynamic bar and restaurant hub in the middle of Glasgow’s West End. The distinctive venue, formerly a church, utilises a vast space integrating two bars, two restaurants, a nightclub and a private function space. Be entertained by a variation of live music, theatre and of course the highly acclaimed “A Play, A Pie and a Pint”. Not to be missed!

6 MINS – 0.3 MILES

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ASHOKA

Restaurant

The Ashoka is in a desirable spot in the West End’s Ashton Lane, a cobbled backstreet, just off Byres Road and dishes up great Indian cuisine.

11 MINS – 0.5 MILES

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UBIQUITOUS CHIP

Restaurant

Ultimate venue for celebrating a special occasion, exquisite fine dining with a Scottish slant as well as an extensive wine menu on Ashton Lane.

11 MINS – 0.6 MILES

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PAPERCUP

Restaurant

Artisan cafe with a superb variety of quality coffee, which they roast themselves. Lovely food makes it a great choice for breakfast or brunch. Shabby chic decor and friendly staff.

8 MINS – 0.4 MILES

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CAIL BRUICH

Restaurant

Relaxed, modern Scottish dining with a French influence. The multi-award winning restaurant’s fine dining menu uses the best of seasonally sourced Scottish produce. A great wine menu complements the food.

6 MINS – 0.3 MILES

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LA LANTERNA

Restaurant

A friendly, family run Italian restaurant with some of the most delicious Italian dishes in Scotland. Award-winning restaurant.

12 MINS – 0.6 MILES

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GLASGOW SCIENCE CENTRE

Attraction

Go along to the intriguing Glasgow Science Centre on the River Clyde’s waterfront. With lots to see and do, it’s a fun day out with something to interest everyone.

40 MINS – 2.1 MILES

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CLYDE ARC

Attraction

Also known in Glasgow as the “Squinty Bridge”, it spans the River Clyde. The most notable feature of the bridge is it’s unique curved design and the way that it crosses the river at an angle.

40 MINS – 2.1 MILES

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GLASGOW BOTANIC GARDENS

Attraction

Great to visit at any time of the year, you’ll find lovely woodland walks, glasshouses full of tropical plants and flowers, and it’s just moments from the Embassy apartments.

8 MINS – 0.4 MILES

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GLASGOW FILM THEATRE

Attraction

Originally constructed as the Cosmo in 1939, the Glasgow Film Theatre became the first art-house cinema outside London. Later, the B-Listed building came to be known as the GFT and is now home to the Glasgow Film Festival.

30 MINS – 1.7 MILES

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