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Things to do in Glasgow, Scotland: The Best Points of Interest & Landmarks
As Scotland’s largest city, Glasgow is famed for its culture, shopping and people. Spend your day exploring a wide range of fascinating free museums and galleries, enjoying the UK’s best shopping outside of London, and taking advantage of tips from friendly local people on the city’s hidden gems — then choose from 130+ weekly musical events for a special night out. Glasgow is also the perfect base for exploring more of Scotland, with great connections to the Highlands and the islands.
Restaurants in Glasgow
1. Escape Glasgow
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5.0 based on 685 reviews
Escape is a fun, challenging game in Glasgow City Centre. Designed for groups of 2 - 5 or 6. With 4 rooms in operation we can accommodate teams of up to 22. We lock you up in a mysterious room, and give you exactly 60 minutes to get out. In order to escape you and your team must identify clues, solve logic puzzles and break codes. Do you have what it takes to Escape?
Reviewed By SnowballNewcastle
We went with another family and did the Wizard challenge where you make up two teams, go in identical rooms and see who can get out first. Staff welcoming and attentive, escape room was fun, with just the right amount of help when needed. Great experience.
2. St. Mungo at High Street
3. Grosvenor Building
4. The Daily Record Building
5. Place Where That Tesla Crashed
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
6. Cowcaddens Fire Station
7. Buchanan Street
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4.5 based on 5,284 reviews
Reviewed By FayDoc - Greenock, United Kingdom
Fab restaurants, bars, Designer shops, department stores and all high street favourite shops, princess square worth a visit many great shops, gallery and fab bars and restaurants lovely place to watch the world go by.
8. Royal Exchange Square
9. Finnieston Crane
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4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By alexhyphen - Bath, United Kingdom
A short hop out from the city centre, near the SSE arena is one of Glasgow’s iconic landmarks, well worth a walk. That whole area is near the science centre, Radisson Red hotel roof bar, definitely a great place to take in the great view. The walk along the Clyde back into town is great, as well as the walk further along to the transport museum.
10. Saint Columba Gaelic Church of Scotland
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By vessi80 - North Lanarkshire, United Kingdom
Architecturally and historically, this magnificent church is a must see . If you are a tourist with the slightest link to the North of Scotland then it would be a wee bit of a 'sin' not to visit. If a local like me, then there's no excuse as the location is easily accessible. The Gaelic Community's presence in the city dates back to the Highland Clearances and as more families relocated through the centuries , various fine churches were built where they could worship in their own language. In this prime location in 1904, Saint Columba's opened and it could welcome well over a thousand of a congregation. Gothic Revival Glamour at its best. The nave is impressive in length and the rest of the interior is equally impressive. Vast it may be but also very welcoming and atmospheric. 'Doors Open' allowed a special Saturday visit . Many thanks to Donald for his tour of this special church. It deserves far more recognition by guide books and the 'good' folk of Glasgow and beyond. Visits can be made on Thursdays between midday and 2 pm and of course there are Services on Sunday in Gaelic and English. Check the social media pages for exact information.
