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~ TOP ATTRACTIONS IN GLASGOW ~
Glasgow remains one of the UK’s most visited cities and is beloved by tourists from near and far. As a nation us Scots are proud of our culture, heritage, landscape, and cities, but we are most proud of our people. The cliché of “People make Glasgow” is not overused, it is well proven, and we know that many of you come to visit Glasgow to experience our unique hospitality.
The city of Glasgow is bursting with fascinating places to visit, experiences to enjoy, exciting nightlife, and all this alongside great shopping and dining in the heart of the city centre. When you choose to stay at a McQuade property, we want you to absorb the passion that we have for our city and will do all we can to make your stay as enjoyable as we possibly can.
and Tall Ship
Often overlooked as a place to visit for first time visitors to Glasgow, this attraction is a must see for anyone with an interest in transport. On display is approx. 3,000 objects related to all types of transport. Recommended for families.
Glasgow
All our McQuade properties in Glasgow are within easy reach of the Ovo Hydro Glasgow. A venue that attracts the who’s who of stage, sport, theatre and performing arts. With a capacity to seat more than 14,000 people make sure you get to experience this venue at least once.
& Museum
Our top tip for a visit to the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is to allow enough time for your visit. One of the most visited free museums in Glasgow, the stunning building has a vast array of art collections and historical objects on display.
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’s Museum is located beside the Provand’s Lordship, known as the oldest house in Glasgow. The museum opened with the intention of asking the public to consider the importance of people of different faiths (and those of none). The museum acknowledges the significant role that religion plays in peoples’ lives worldwide.
A truly spectacular structure, they say it is the place where Glasgow came into being. Dating back to the 1100’s our cathedral must be seen first-hand to appreciate its true beauty. We strongly recommend you prebook your visit.
Most major cities boast about their Botanic Gardens, and Glasgow is no exception. Open every day from 7am until dusk, the Gardens offer a place of respite for a few hours. Admission is free.
Get back to the future with a visit to the Glasgow Science Centre. Families love it for its ability to entertain and educate kids of all ages. With so much to do here, you may find one day is just not enough.
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.
In March 2022 the Burrell Collection opens its’ doors once again to the public after a hiatus. A new experience awaits visitors with an all-new gallery space, new interactive experiences and dedicated space that houses Sir William Burrells private collections.
THE RIVERSIDE MUSEUM AND TALL SHIP
Often overlooked as a place to visit for first time visitors to Glasgow, this attraction is a must see for anyone with an interest in transport. On display is approx. 3,000 objects related to all types of transport. Recommended for families.
OVO HYDRO
All our McQuade properties in Glasgow are within easy reach of the Ovo Hydro Glasgow. A venue that attracts the who’s who of stage, sport, theatre and performing arts. With a capacity to seat more than 14,000 people make sure you get to experience this venue at least once.
KELVINGROVE ART GALLERY & MUSEUM
Our top tip for a visit to the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is to allow enough time for your visit. One of the most visited free museums in Glasgow, the stunning building has a vast array of art collections and historical objects on display.
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’s Museum is located beside the Provand’s Lordship, known as the oldest house in Glasgow. The museum opened with the intention of asking the public to consider the importance of people of different faiths (and those of none). The museum acknowledges the significant role that religion plays in peoples’ lives worldwide.
GLASGOW CATHEDRAL
A truly spectacular structure, they say it is the place where Glasgow came into being. Dating back to the 1100’s our cathedral must be seen first-hand to appreciate its true beauty. We strongly recommend you prebook your visit.
GLASGOW BOTANIC GARDENS
Most major cities boast about their Botanic Gardens, and Glasgow is no exception. Open every day from 7am until dusk, the Gardens offer a place of respite for a few hours. Admission is free.
GLASGOW SCIENCE CENTRE
Get back to the future with a visit to the Glasgow Science Centre. Families love it for its ability to entertain and educate kids of all ages. With so much to do here, you may find one day is just not enough.
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
In March 2022 the Burrell Collection opens its’ doors once again to the public after a hiatus. A new experience awaits visitors with an all-new gallery space, new interactive experiences and dedicated space that houses Sir William Burrells private collections.
Things to see and do in Glasgow
Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Charles Rennie Mackintosh continues to gather new fans of his work, and his legacy continues as visitors gather to enjoy tours, trips and attractions all in the name of this design genius.
Top Attractions
We want you to get to know Glasgow and love it as much as we do. With so many tourist attractions to choose from, your biggest challenge will be deciding where NOT to visit. As a city break destination Glasgow has everything you need and more.
Food and Drink in Glasgow
The diversity of restaurants, bars and innovation happening in the food and drink scene in Glasgow is astounding. Local producers thrive in showcasing the best of both Scottish and international cuisines.
Shopping
If shopping is your preferred pastime, then Glasgow is where to go. We’ve got the “Style Mile”. We’ve got numerous shopping centres and of course a wide range of independent and vintage shops.
Outdoor Activities
Glasgow has an amazing array of public parks and green spaces both within and in the surroundings, especially around the West End.
Event Venues in Glasgow
Glasgow is renowned for its buzzing event and festival schedule. Night and Day 365 days of the year there’s live music, theatre performances and sports events taking place.
WHAT'S ON
Your essential guide to all the latest events, festivals, gigs in Glasgow and more.
Tours
Whatever your preferred mode of transport Glasgow has a range of tours to enjoy by bus, bike, coach, car or on foot.
Things to do
As cities go, Glasgow really does cater for everyone from babies through to the elder years.
