Fossil Grove
(1 Mile)*
Fossil Grove is Glasgow's most ancient attraction. Its fossil trees provide an insight into the world of 330 million years ago.
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The Museum of Piping
(2 Miles)*
Compiled over many years, the collection of piping photographs, instruments and other memorabilia is unrivalled.
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Glasgow Museum of Transport
(2 Miles)*
Visit the Glasgow Museum of Transport and the first impression is of gleaming metalwork and bright paint. All around you are cars, caravans, carriages & carts, bicycles & buses, fire engines, steam locomotives, prams & trams.
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Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
(2 Miles)*
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is due to reopen on 11th July 2006 after a 3 year £27.9million refurbishment programme.
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Clydebuilt Scottish Maritime Museum
(2 Miles)*
The story of Glasgow and the River Clyde is brought vividly to life at Clydebuilt, the Scottish Maritime Museum at Braehead.
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Tenement House
(2 Miles)*
Here is a typical Victorian tenement flat of 1892, a fascinating time capsule of the first half of the 20th century.
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Glasgow Science Centre
(2 Miles)*
Glasgow Science Centre (GSC) is one of Scotland's must-see visitor attractions. GSC encapsulates the world of science and technology in new, fun and exciting ways.
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Glasgow School of Art
(3 Miles)*
The history of the Glasgow School of Art is inextricably linked to Charles Rennie Mackintosh. A graduate of the School, Mackintosh's 1896 design for a new School of Art building heralded the birth of a new style in 20th century European architecture.
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McLellan Galleries
(3 Miles)*
The McLellan Galleries is now Closed.
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Gallery of Modern Art
(3 Miles)*
Housed in an elegant neo-classical building in the heart of Glasgow, G0MA is the second most visited contemporary art gallery outside London, offering a thought-provoking programme of temporary exhibitions.
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Martyrs School
(3 Miles)*
Martyrs' School is one of the earliest buildings by Glasgow architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928).
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Scotland Street School Museum
(3 Miles)*
Glasgow's most celebrated architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928) designed Scotland Street School between 1903 and 1906 for the School Board of Glasgow.
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Provands Lordship
(3 Miles)*
Step back in time and discover a piece of Glasgow's history with a visit to the only medieval house in Glasgow.
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Hutchesons' Hall
(3 Miles)*
The present building was designed and built in 1802-5 by David Hamilton and major reconstruction work by John Baird in 1876 resulted in today's impressive interior, with its elegant hall and staircase.
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The Lighthouse
(3 Miles)*
The Lighthouse, Scotland's first, dedicated, national centre for architecture and design, was opened by HM Queen Elizabeth in 1999, a renamed, £13 million conversion of Charles Rennie Mackintosh's 1895 Glasgow Herald newspaper office.
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