Neighborhoods In Glasgow

Ayr and Alloway

The commercial port of Ayr is Ayrshire's chief town, a peaceful and elegant place with an air of prosperity. Poet Robert Burns was baptized in...

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• 3 Things To Do

Biggar

• 0 Restaurants
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• 1 Things To Do

Blantyre

• 0 Restaurants
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• 1 Things To Do

City Center

Some of the city's most important historical buildings are found in the City Centre close to George Square, many of them converted to very different...

• 14 Restaurants
• 15 Hotels
• 55 Things To Do

Culzean Castle and Country Park

There's plenty to do at this popular spot between visiting the Robert Adam–designed house and touring the extensive grounds...

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East End

Glasgow Green has always been the heart of Glasgow’s East End, a formerly down-at-heel neighborhood that has seen many changes over time. One of the...

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• 4 Things To Do

Finnieston

• 10 Restaurants
• 6 Hotels
• 9 Things To Do

Irvine

Beyond Irvine's cobbled streets and grand Victorian buildings, look for a peaceful crescent-shaped harbor and fishermen's cottages huddled in solidarity against the Atlantic winds. The...

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Isle of Bute

The Isle of Bute, a Victorian holiday favorite convenient for Glaswegians, affords a host of relaxing walks and scenic vistas. Mount Stuart, a stately home...

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Largs

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Merchant City

Near the remnants of medieval Glasgow is the Merchant City, with some of the city's most important 18th-century buildings. Many of them, like the great...

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• 3 Hotels
• 21 Things To Do

National Museum of Rural Life

The effect of farming on the land and on people's lives is the focus of this museum near Glasgow...

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New Lanark

Set in pleasing, rolling countryside, New Lanark was a model workers' community that is now a museum and World Heritage site. It's about a mile...

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• 1 Things To Do

Paisley

The industrial prosperity of Paisley came from textiles and, in particular, from the woolen paisley shawl. The internationally recognized paisley pattern is based on the...

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• 3 Things To Do

South Side

Just southwest of the City Centre in the South Side are two of Glasgow's dear green spaces—Bellahouston Park and Pollok Country Park—which have important art...

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• 6 Things To Do

Summerlee–Museum of Scottish Industrial Life

A former ironworks is now a museum with a re-created mine and exhibits on both industry and the lives of workers...

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• 1 Things To Do

The Clyde

The River Clyde has long been the city's main artery, bearing Clyde-built ships, from warships to ocean liners, to the sea. Few of the yards...

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Troon

• 1 Restaurants
• 0 Hotels
• 0 Things To Do

West End

Glasgow University dominates the West End, creating a vibrant neighborhood. Founded in 1451, the university is the third oldest in Scotland, after St. Andrews and...

• 16 Restaurants
• 6 Hotels
• 27 Things To Do