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Argyll Arcade
Argyll Arcade Review
An interesting diversion off Argyle Street is the covered Argyll Arcade, which has the largest collection of jewelers under one roof in Scotland. The L-shape edifice, built in 1904, houses several locally based jewelers and a few shops specializing in antique jewelry.
- Location: Glasgow
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