Local Attractions
City Chambers
An impressive Victorian style building now home to Glasgow City Council Headquarters. This building spans the east side of George Square; guided tours are available to the public.
Glasgow Cathedral
Situated in Scotland's largest City, Glasgow Cathedral is was established by St Mungo, the patron saint of Glasgow. The cathedral was built during the 13th - 15th centuries and is the only medieval catedral in Scotland's mainland to survive the 1560 Reformation.
Glasgow Film Theatre
Glasgow’s centre for lovers of film, GFT has been leading the way in specialised cinema for 39 years. From art house cinema to late night cult screenings and from classics back on the big screen to independent documentaries, there's something for everyone at GFT.
Glasgow School of Art
On the same street as Hampton Court Guest House is Glasgow School of Art designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh in 1896.
Glasgow Science Centre
GSC brings science and technology to life through hundreds of interactive exhibits in the Science Mall and the unique experiences of the GSC IMAX® Theatre and the Glasgow Tower.
Glasgow SECC
The UK's largest integrated exhibition and conference centre. It the national venue for public events, it is capable of seating 3,000 people making it one of the largest conference centres in Europe.
An impressive Victorian style building now home to Glasgow City Council Headquarters. This building spans the east side of George Square; guided tours are available to the public.
Glasgow Cathedral
Situated in Scotland's largest City, Glasgow Cathedral is was established by St Mungo, the patron saint of Glasgow. The cathedral was built during the 13th - 15th centuries and is the only medieval catedral in Scotland's mainland to survive the 1560 Reformation.
Glasgow Film Theatre
Glasgow’s centre for lovers of film, GFT has been leading the way in specialised cinema for 39 years. From art house cinema to late night cult screenings and from classics back on the big screen to independent documentaries, there's something for everyone at GFT.
Glasgow School of Art
On the same street as Hampton Court Guest House is Glasgow School of Art designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh in 1896.
Glasgow Science Centre
GSC brings science and technology to life through hundreds of interactive exhibits in the Science Mall and the unique experiences of the GSC IMAX® Theatre and the Glasgow Tower.
Glasgow SECC
The UK's largest integrated exhibition and conference centre. It the national venue for public events, it is capable of seating 3,000 people making it one of the largest conference centres in Europe.
Kings Theatre Glasgow
Undoubtedly one of the most significant theatres in Scotland and since September 2002, The Ambassador Theatre Group took over this former municipal theatre, previously owned by Glasgow City Council. The Theatre opened its doors to the public in 1904 and was designed by one of the UK’s leading theatre architects of the time, Frank Matcham.
Mitchell Library
One of the largest reference libraries in Europe. There are many digitised photographs and images are available for reference. The Mitchell Library also houses the Glasgow's city archives. The architecture of the library is another stunning feature to see and enjoy.
The Pavilion Theatre
Entertaining audiences with its unique mix of variety entertainment for over 100 years. From their legendary pantomimes to the shows, musicals, singers, comedy acts, magicians and hypnotists they regularly present, you’re sure to enjoy a visit to the Pavilion.
Ovo Hydro
An arena in Glasgow, on the site of Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre.
The Tall Ship at Glasgow Harbour
One of only five tall ships' to be built on the River Clyde and is the last one based here and the only one left in the UK. Visiting The Tall Ship is a must when in Glasgow and offers a fantastic insight into what it may have been like to work and live back then.
Undoubtedly one of the most significant theatres in Scotland and since September 2002, The Ambassador Theatre Group took over this former municipal theatre, previously owned by Glasgow City Council. The Theatre opened its doors to the public in 1904 and was designed by one of the UK’s leading theatre architects of the time, Frank Matcham.
Mitchell Library
One of the largest reference libraries in Europe. There are many digitised photographs and images are available for reference. The Mitchell Library also houses the Glasgow's city archives. The architecture of the library is another stunning feature to see and enjoy.
The Pavilion Theatre
Entertaining audiences with its unique mix of variety entertainment for over 100 years. From their legendary pantomimes to the shows, musicals, singers, comedy acts, magicians and hypnotists they regularly present, you’re sure to enjoy a visit to the Pavilion.
Ovo Hydro
An arena in Glasgow, on the site of Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre.
The Tall Ship at Glasgow Harbour
One of only five tall ships' to be built on the River Clyde and is the last one based here and the only one left in the UK. Visiting The Tall Ship is a must when in Glasgow and offers a fantastic insight into what it may have been like to work and live back then.
