Sights & Attractions in Glasgow

Sights & Attractions Glasgow

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Name	Category	Location

Centre for Contemporary Arts This arts, film, and performance venue is housed in a modern building...	Museums / Galleries	The West End

City Chambers Dominating the east side of George Square, this exuberant expression...	Government Buildings	Medieval Glasgow and the Merchant City

Culzean Castle and Country Park The dramatic cliff-top castle of Culzean (pronounced ku-lain)...	Castles / Palaces, Parks	Culzean Castle and Country Park

David Livingstone Centre Set among gardens above the river bank, the David Livingstone...	Museums / Galleries	Blantyre

George Square The focal point of Glasgow is lined with an impressive collection...	Squares	Medieval Glasgow and the Merchant City


Gladstone Court Museum Gladstone Court Museum paints a fascinating picture of life in...	Museums / Galleries	Biggar

Glasgow Cathedral The most complete of Scotland's cathedrals (it would have been...	Religious Sites	Medieval Glasgow and the Merchant City

Glasgow Cross This crossroads was the center of the medieval city. The Mercat...	Neighborhoods / Streets	Medieval Glasgow and the Merchant City

Glasgow Gallery of Modern Art One of Glasgow's boldest, most innovative galleries occupies...	Museums / Galleries	Medieval Glasgow and the Merchant City

Glasgow Green Glasgow's oldest park, on the north side of the River Clyde...	Parks	Medieval Glasgow and the Merchant City

Glasgow School of Art The exterior and interior, structure, furnishings, and decoration...	Educational Institutions	The West End

Glasgow Science Centre Families with children love this museum, which has a fun-packed...	Museums / Galleries	The West End

Glasgow University The architecture, grounds, and great views of Glasgow all warrant...	Educational Institutions	The West End

Greenhill Covenanters' House This farmhouse is filled with 17th-century furnishings, costume...	Houses / Mansions	Biggar
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