Tourist Attractions, Glasgow
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IMAX Theatre
Glasgow Science Centre 50 Pacific Quay, 50 Pacific Quay,
Glasgow,
G51 1EA
Scotland
Glasgow Science Centre is one of Scotland's must-see visitor attractions - presenting concepts of science and technology in unique and inspiring ways. What are the main attractions? In fact it is many attractions, all brought together to entertain and…
The Waverley
Anderson Quay, Clydeside,
Glasgow,
G3 8HA
Scotland
Built on the Clyde in 1947, the beautifully restored *3Waverley*2 is a Glasgow institution and is now the last sea-going paddle steamer in the world. Heading 'doon the watter' to resorts like Rothesay, Brodick or Ayr was traditional for Glaswegians…
Glasgow Science Centre
50 Pacific Quay,
Glasgow,
G51 1EA
Scotland
Situated on the site of the 1988 Garden Festival, Glasgow's £75 million visitor attraction is a mine of information on science and technology. The Science Mall has four floors of fun interactive exhibits, the IMAX cinema shows selected films on a 80 by…
Seaforce
Glasgow Harbour, 100 Stobcross Road,
Glasgow,
G3 8QQ
Scotland
Beating an open top bus tour hands down, Seaforce offers white knuckle rides along the Clyde in a high speed powerboat. Boats leave from the Tall Ship at the SECC, and excursions range from the whistle stop Clyde Ride taking half an hour at £6 (£3…
Charles Rennie Mackintosh Trail
Glasgow,
G20 7EL
Scotland
Artist, architect and designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh was born in Glasgow in 1868 and his legacy remains strikingly writ across the city's skyline, museums and galleries. Blending Scottish baronial influences with Art Nouveau motifs, the School of…
University of Glasgow
University Avenue,
Glasgow,
G12 8QQ
Scotland
The University of Glasgow celebrated its 550th year in 2001 and the campus has more listed buildings than any other in the UK. As well as the Neo-Gothic main building with its skyline-defining spire and open quadrangles, there's the circular Reading…
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