Art gallery of international fame; hosts a series of rotating exhibits featuring modern European art.

Spanning six floors, The Lighthouse provides an unrivalled opportunity to experience architecture and design through a changing programme of world-class exhibitions, award winning education and lifelong learning projects, broad ranging events programme and networking opportunities. Climb the Mackintosh Tower for stunning views across the city, indulge yourself in the latest designer products at The Lighthouse Shop, or simply relax in the doocot, our rooftop cafe/bar.

One of the oldest and most historic parks in Scotland stretches from the Saltmarket at the High Court across to the Calton and Bridgeton districts, and was used mainly for sheep and cattle grazing until the nineteenth century.

This beautiful golf course was once home to the British Open.

Considered by many to contain Britain's finest collection of European art, this museum has lots of Rubens, van Goghs, Whistlers and Cezannes.

Over 360 acres of green, this lovely park is best known for its well-kept scenic running and walking trails.

Spend a fun evening out at this hot night spot.

The university's famous campus was built almost 500 years ago.

The birthplace of Scotland's greatest explorer.

Glasgow's 85-acre, centrally located, park.

Glasgow's newest upscale art gallery, housing the best of modern Scottish artists.

An iron statue of the Duke of Wellington.

Beautiful restaurant-pub with high ceilings and plush furniture.

The beautiful home of Charles Mackintosh, the turn-of-the-century Scottish architect and artist who brought international fame to the city of Glasgow.

Busy street lined with restaurants, cafes and shops.

If you have a sweet tooth you'll love this old-fashioned candy shop located in the center of Glasgow.

Lively pub with over 160 different kinds of malts in stock.