Top Things to do in North Lanarkshire
Top Hotels in North Lanarkshire
- 1. DoubleTree by Hilton Glasgow Strathclyde
- 2. Dakota Eurocentral
- 3. Castlecary House Hotel
- 4. Best Western Motherwell Centre Moorings Hotel
- 5. Best Western Garfield House Hotel
- 6. The Commercial Hotel
- 7. Premier Inn Glasgow (Bellshill) hotel
- 8. Dalziel Park Hotel & Golf Club
- 9. Premier Inn Glasgow (Motherwell) hotel
- 10. Knight's Rest Guest House
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Top 10 Nature & Parks in North Lanarkshire, Scotland
Discover the best top things to do in North Lanarkshire, United Kingdom including World of Wings Birds of Prey Centre, Burngreen Park, Cambusnethan Woodlands, Cumbernauld House Park, Tannoch Stables, Drumpellier Country Park, Strathclyde Country Park, Belhaven Park, Discover Amazonia, Palacerigg Country Park.
Restaurants in North Lanarkshire
1. World of Wings Birds of Prey Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 644 reviews
We are Scotland's largest birds of prey centre. There are over 70 birds to see and fantastic flying displays every day. Our birds include eagles, falcons, owls, hawks, vultures and parrots. We are open from 10am till 5pm and the displays are at 12 noon and 3pm daily. The centre is open 7 days a week all year round. We do experiences where you can handle and fly the birds (booking required). Come and sample our home cooking at The Cabin Cafe.
Reviewed By penguinbairn - Falkirk, United Kingdom
Went along purely on a whim this afternoon and was very impressed indeed. I had read about World of Wings on social media and planned to go along at some point. Today was that day. The flying display was excellent - the staff were really relaxed and informative, and we had the opportunity to see owls, hawks, eagles and even a stork in flight! Will definitely be back.
2. Burngreen Park
3. Cambusnethan Woodlands
4. Cumbernauld House Park
5. Tannoch Stables
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
6. Drumpellier Country Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 249 reviews
Reviewed By gerryg468
The loch is great for walking around and has markers for distance. the new playpark id great for kids and there is also great paths to walk your dog off the beaten track. all in all well worth the visit
7. Strathclyde Country Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 395 reviews
Reviewed By 1Blackpool - Hamilton, United Kingdom
Enjoyed a lovely walk from the watersports centre around the loch and back took around an hour an a half and saw some of the lovely nature sights within the park and some lovely flaura and fauna.
8. Belhaven Park
9. Discover Amazonia
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By LisaAnnsReviews - Okinawa City, Japan
We visited this afternoon with my 8 year son and he LOVED it. A wide variety of animals available to see (bats, snakes, coy carp, turtles, parrots, tamarin monkeys, ants, frogs, butterflies etc) and interesting talks held by their keepers. During the handling session my son got to hold a Royal Python, Russian Turtle and a Hissing Cockroach! A must do experience for all animal lovers! It's VERY hot inside so do NOT wear hot clothes such as wooly jumpers!
10. Palacerigg Country Park
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By KateAella - Cumbernauld, United Kingdom
Hi, I live in cumbernauld and I know people have been disappointed about the animals at Palacerigg being removed, but there's still lots to do up there! There's a small visitor centre and toilets, a play park, and most of all there's all the trails and paths around the area like the badger loop and the circuit around the golf course that takes yu to fannyside Loch (which is great for a picnic in the summer). The only path that's currently shut is one from the edge of the golf course down to glencryan resovoir because a mine shaft has caved in, however you can still get to the resovoir and see the spooky old mind opening by taking a slightly longer route towards the model flying club, then turning right down the hill, then taking the first right again. There's so much wildlife up there and although some paths are full of puddles, most are suitable for smaller kids just not all of them suit a buggy/ pram
