The Scottish Football Museum

Glasgow is a football city and this proudly maintained shrine is located at Hampden, Scotland's national stadium, which is located two miles due south of the city centre. Scotland was as important as any nation in establishing the modern sport, reflected by the memorabilia on display, including a ticket from the first international, played against England in 1872, and the world's first national trophy, 1873's SFA Challenge Cup. Inductions to the Hall of Fame include legends like Jimmy Johnstone and Jim Baxter and there's even a section about Scotland's colourful 'Tartan Army' of supporters. Behind the scenes tours of the stadium are also available. Get to Hampden by train from Glasgow Central to Mount Florida, or jump on a bus.