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The 10 Best Budget-friendly Things to do in Inverclyde, Scotland
Discover the best top things to do in Inverclyde, United Kingdom including Wemyss Bay Railway Station, Waterfront Cinema, Newark Castle, Greenock Cemetery, Lyle Hill, Lunderston Bay, Greenock Cut Visitor Centre, Watt Institution, Esplanade Cafe, Greenock, Scotland, Gourock Outdoor Pool.
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1. Wemyss Bay Railway Station
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By RachAnneL - Swindon, United Kingdom
Only visited here to get the ferry to the Isle of Bute! but it was gorgeous! It was amazing :) Very well sign posted & there was a book shop, pub & a few other places inside the station It was for trains & the ferry!
2. Waterfront Cinema
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 25 reviews
We are Greenock’s local cinema: an independent four screen cinema with a dedicated small team. Originally opened in 1996, our mission is to provide the best cinema experience to the local community. We show all of the major Hollywood films and cater for all ages and tastes. The introduction of a programme of Live Theatre Events in 2014 which offers exciting new content through the live streaming of shows from famous companies and locations directly into our cinema. Excellence in Customer Focus Winner of 2017- #BeesKnees2017 Outstanding Customer Service Winner of 2018 - #BeesKnees2018 Showing all the latest movies on your doorstep.
Reviewed By DaveCrosbings0206
My partner and I visited as a pre-christmas date night, having been aware for a few months due to the virus (much like many others). We were wary of how safe it would be, but I can honestly say I never felt at risk. Distancing was mandatory, staff wore masks and were behind screens mostly. Booking online was quick and painless. I had a lovely night out, thank you!
3. Newark Castle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 136 reviews
This site is closed for now. We’re working hard to gradually reopen the places you love while making sure the experience is safe for everyone. Built by George Maxwell in the 15th century, this elegant and still virtually intact castle was enlarged by his descendent Patrick Maxwell in the 16th century. Patrick was infamous for murdering two of his neighbours and beating his wife of 44 years who bore him 16 children. The oldest part of the castle is a tower built soon after 1478, with a gatehouse. The connecting range was added in 1597-1599 by the wicked Patrick Maxwell, in a most elegant style.
Reviewed By Plug123 - Greenock, United Kingdom
It used to be hidden between two shipyards , now that the East side yard has been cleared away it is much more visible , it marks the end of the River Clyde and the beginning of the Firth of Clyde , nearby you can see the old Gourock ropeworks building now Loft Apartments , on rhe roundabout there used to be an Episcopalin church , now moved one miles to the South East , Scotrail stations are equidistant Woodhall has a walkway along the riverside to the Castle and Port Glasgow station is in the Town centre .
4. Greenock Cemetery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By csosseh
always take my mum to the cemetery to visit family graves. Also visit grave of highland mary, Rabbie burns' girlfriend who is buried there and the james watt memorial. huge grave yard.
5. Lyle Hill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 308 reviews
Reviewed By michaelkO4378UK
Can't believe this was the first time I've been here in all the years of coming through Greenock or visiting Greenock. The view from this vantage point is Incredible. We had the best day weather wise but it would be amazing in any weather.
6. Lunderston Bay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By carolfliss - Clowne, United Kingdom
Beautiful beach to walk the dog we loved it here Plenty of space for the camper van with a nice garden centre opposite
7. Greenock Cut Visitor Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
Part of Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park, Greenock Cut Visitor Centre, Loch Thom, not far from Inverkip in Inverclyde, provides wonderful walks, scenic views and picnic sites. There is good access to the Greenock Cut (a 5.5 mile aqueduct, and designated ancient monument) for a great reasonably level circular-walking route with panoramic views of the Clyde. A shorter family friendly walk is the (1 hour) picturesque Nature Trail in Shielhill Glen where the trail goes alongside and criss-crosses the Kip burn. Download the Trail guide to find all the hidden wood spirits. Plus there's the Kelly Cut (2.5 hour) walk which allows views over Wemyss Bay and the more southern Clyde. The Centre is open weekends in summer Apr - Oct and closed in winter although toilets are open daily. Call in and warm up with a coffee and pick up some light refreshments. There's an interactive exhibition on the Greenock Cut and environmental activities such as touch table, word searches, animals and colouring in.
Reviewed By C3929WJkarenj
The walk is circular and mostly flat, paths are fine for walking, spectacular views as you make your way round. Lots of places to sit and rest if needed. If you follow the path you cant really get lost but i would have liked to have seen markers marking the miles, we were first timers and unsure how long the walk was, it felt like we were never coming to the end, we walked this on a very hot day. Its a lovely walk with a cafe at the end. Plenty of parking too.
8. Watt Institution
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 90 reviews
The Watt Institution comprises the McLean Museum and Art Gallery, the Watt Hall, the Watt Library and Inverclyde Archives.
Reviewed By Bezzer6969 - Greenock, United Kingdom
Such a great place very very enjoyable and clean great history well explained loads of help beautiful building lovely helping staff . Credit to Inverclyde council.
9. Esplanade Cafe, Greenock, Scotland
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Anniegeoo - Greenock, United Kingdom
Very good selection and very cheap it’s on the Greenock esplanade which makes it even better especially on a sunny day! They do soups sandwiches burgers hotdogs and a selection of chicken rolls baguettes and more the home made ice cream is very special and large choice beautiful and creamy highly recommend
10. Gourock Outdoor Pool
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 120 reviews
Enjoy open air swimming in our salt water pool, heated to 29ºC and then get a feel for the summer on our terraced area or the traditional patio all with spectacular views of the Clyde Estuary. Recently refurbished as part of a £1.8m renovation project consisting of modern and contemporary changing facilities, a new gym with truly stunning vistas and improved disabled access with street level parking, it offers customers a truly unique and first class leisure experience. Midnight Swims A fresh crisp summer evening, clear sky and glistening stars set the scene. The warmth of the pool creates the perfect atmosphere to marvel at the delights of this unique swimming experience. Swim under the stars from 10pm - Midnight on the following dates: Wednesday 1st July Wednesday 15th July Wednesday 29th July Wednesday 12th August
