The Women’s Library is a rather strange concept for many to understand, and certainly isn’t something that you will find in every town and village....

Glasgow Print Studio is located close to the heart of the city and illustrates the art of printing. The studio is set up in...

Glasgow is a city that has a long and fascinating story that dates back many centuries. This museum is dedicated to the social history...

Project Ability is a visual arts charity that supports disabled adults and children, people with mental health problems and others such as young homeless people...

The Barrowland Ballroom - also known as The Barrowlands or just simply The Barras - has been a major concert venue in Glasgow for many...

The Arches is a contemporary art space that both receives artworks and produces them. The aim of the gallery and studios is to promote...

This fascinating museum presents the history of schooling in Scotland in an interactive way, allowing visitors to step inside the classroom and see how things...

The Collins Gallery is one of the proudest integral parts of the University of Strathclyde and is intended as a cultural bridge between the academic...

The museum, founded in 1975, is the only Museum of Social Work in Europe. It aims to increase public awareness of the social welfare needs...

Bulkhead is a well respected art gallery in the heart of Glasgow. Famous for showing the best in contemporary arts of today, the gallery...

Glasgow Vintage Vehicle Trust is responsible for restoring and protecting vintage vehicles that would have once been used on the streets of this great city....

This unique museum was established to explore the importance of religion in people’s lives across the world and through time. Opened in 1993, the...

The Royal College of Physicians was founded in 1599, and this museum explores the fascinating history of the institution and its members in the ensuing...

Charles Rennie Macintosh is one of the most famous architects ever to live in Scotland, operating out of Glasgow. This property represents a hidden...

Glasgow Cathedral, some 15 minutes walk from the city centre, is an impressive building, with a history that spans the development of the city itself....

The McLellan Galleries were opened in Glasgow in 1856 and were named after their architect and creator Archibald McClellan. The fantastic series of rooms...

Glasgow School of Art has a great reputation for being one of the finest institutions for art teaching anywhere in Scotland. The students go...

The Scottish Football Museum opened in May 2001 and is housed within Hampden Park Stadium, the oldest football ground in the world. The collection...

This art centre at the heart of Glasgow is an important cultural hub for the people of the city. Committed to showing some of...

The Royal Highland Fusiliers were formed in 1959 after the fusing of two older regiments, the Royal Scots Fusiliers and the 21st Foot and Highland...

Glasgow more than any other Scottish city is associated with tenements. This first floor flat is a typical late Victorian example consisting of four rooms...

Fuse is a contemporary art gallery that has gained a reputation as showing a wide range of great art from across the country. A...

Glasgow Science Centre is one of Scotland’s must-see visitor attractions. The Science Mall provides hundreds of hands-on exhibits, interactive workshops and live science entertainment. Immerse...

The Tall Ship at Glasgow Harbour is one of the leading tourist attractions in the city of Glasgow. The ship has been painstakingly and...

This is recognised as one of the finest civic collections on public display in Europe. The gallery and museum has an extensive range of...

Glasgow is an important city of industry and has played a large role in the development and production of vehicles for well over a century....

Springburn Local History Centre was established in 2003, formerly known as Springburn Museum; the collection is made up of many interesting pieces that relate to...

Alexander ’Greek’ Thomson has described Holmwood House as the finest domestic design. It was built in 1857-8 for James Couper who, with his brother Robert,...

The University of Glasgow is one of the oldest and most prestigious institutions in the country and has a reputation that is known all over...

The Scottish Screen Archive was established in 1976 and is a department of Scottish Screen, one of the regional film bodies set up by the...

Set in the relaxing surroundings of Pollock Park is The Burrell Collection - a wonderful, award-winning gallery of Sir William Burrell’s extensive and stunning art...

The Maxwell family has lived at Pollok House since the mid-13th century. Three earlier castles were replaced by the present house (c1740) after consultation with...

Crookston Castle affords beautiful views of southwest Glasgow and is one of the most important historical fortifications in this area. On top of a...

Fossil Grove is situated in Glasgow and represents one of the more extraordinary discoveries that has been made within the city. The fossil collection...

This museum is concerned with the way that people have dealt with living in the rural environs of much of Scotland throughout the centuries....

In 1163 a community of Cluniac monks set up a monastery near St Mirin’s shrine. This monastery later became Paisley Abbey and was rebuilt and...

This cottage is the only surviving building from Shuttle Street that was built in 1735 and continued to grow until the mid 1750s. An...

Coats Observatory is a place of great scientific importance, and has been an institution that has been involved in mapping the skies for a great...

Paisley Museum and Art Gallery is the cultural hub for this community in Scotland, holding an exceptional collection of works of art and historical artefacts...

Cumbernauld Museum tells the story of this town, its people, its politics and how the place has changed from the very earliest settlements to today....