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Welcome to Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland, a vibrant and very welcoming place situated on the River Clyde. It is bursting with character (and characters!) and attracts a large number of visitors every year who come to check out the…

Welcome to Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland, a vibrant and very welcoming place situated on the River Clyde.  It is bursting with character (and characters!) and attracts a large number of visitors every year who come to check out the fabulous art galleries, open green spaces, street art, Historical National Trust properties and lots of fantastic places to eat, drink and listen to live music!   If you want to find things to do with children young and old and - more importantly - want to feel smug about doing something cultural, hide the Gameboy under the hotel bed and head out to one of the fantastic museums Glasgow has to offer.   Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum has 22 galleries where you can explore everything from art to animals to Ancient Egyptians.  Or how about Glasgows award-winning Riverside Museum with over 3,000 transport-related objects on display.  You'll find skateboards, trains, prams, cars and even (I'm not sure why buts it's awesome), a Stormtrooper.   The Glasgow Science Centre is worth a visit too with loads of activities to keep all ages entertained; interactive exhibits, workshops, shows, a planetarium and an IMAX cinema.  If the kids still aren't mentally and physically on the floor after this, then book them in for an hour at the Tick Tock Unlock escape room while you unwind at a nearby cafe.   Yes, I have the whole trip sorted for you... One more thing; if you spot something looking like a large Armadillo on the move, you've reached the Clyde Auditorium.   Apparently the Sydney Opera House was not the inspiration for this stunning and rather unique shape.  Hmmmm.  Anyway, if you fancy dropping in there you might be lucky enough to a book a show or pantomime....or......thrillingly, a glimpse of Simon Cowell.  X Factor Auditions were held here and legend has it that Susan Boyle herself was discovered here.   There is so much to see and do in and around Glasgow, I haven't touched on half of it.  But it is a fantastic city - at any time of year - so put it on your list of places to go!

Glasgow, Scotland, UK

Experience

Sightseeing and Attractions

Sports and Activities

Indoor and Soft Play Areas

Museums and Art Galleries

Tourist Attractions

Parks and Playgrounds

Cinemas and Theatres

Swimming Pools and Leisure Centres

Tours and River Cruises

Water Activities

Skiing

Snow Sports

Activity Centres

Board sports

Ice Skating

Ice sports

Sports Centres

Water Parks

Arts and Crafts

Arts, Crafts and Design

Ball or Racket sports

Canoeing and Kayaking

Christmas

Climbing

Crazy Golf

Cycling

Land and Outdoor Activities

Laser Tag

Pottery Centres and Ceramic Cafes

Santas Grotto

Seasonal

Snowboarding

Sports Stadiums

Ten Pin Bowling Alleys

Trampoline Parks

Walking, Hiking and Mountain Climbing

Winter

Zoos, Wildlife Parks and Safari Parks

Castles and Palaces

Dry Ski Slopes

Garden Centre

Go Karting

High Ropes Courses

Kneeboarding

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glasgow