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PARKS & GARDENS

Glasgow Botanic Gardens
The word Botanic Gardens evokes images of green, serene open spaces where you can just stop for a while as the world keeps spinning. The Botanic Gardens in Glasgow is one such place and won’t disappoint.

Bellahouston Park
If you want to spend time in nature and have a few hours to spare, Bellahouston Park is one to put on your list of places to visit in Glasgow. The park has 169 acres to discover and facilities to enjoy including a variety of gardens, bowling greens and all-weather pitches.

Kelvingrove Park
From afar Kelvingrove Park may be dwarfed by the wonderful Museum and Galleries, but don’t be deceived, the park is a fine place to spend some down time and is a sight for sore eyes when the flowers are in full bloom.

Queens Park
A smaller but perfectly formed park, most Glaswegians and families flock to this park due to the popular facilities it has including a skate park, picnic area, pond and tennis courts, which must be booked in advance.

The Kelpies
A jaw dropping sight is waiting for you at Scotland’s most exciting visitor attraction, ‘The Kelpies’. Situated in a new parkland called The Helix, two 30-metre-high horse sculptures are the largest of their type in the world and dominate the skyline. You can go inside and enjoy a guided tour of the horse sculptures, but advance booking is advised due to their popularity.

The journey to the park located between Falkirk and Grangemouth takes about 40 minutes from Glasgow by car, and when you get there, you can enjoy endless walking and bike trails as well a visitor centre and café on site for refreshments.

Glasgow Green
Glasgow is full of hidden gems and one such place is Glasgow Green, located on 136 acres within easy reach of the city centre, at Saltmarket. One of the city’s oldest parks, make sure to check out the People’s Palace and Winter Garden. (Subject to opening times). Take some time out to mingle with the locals and if you have little ones, they will love the play area and village, while Football pitches can be prebooked in advance for a kick about! It’s a cliché but there is ‘Something for everyone’

Calderglen Country Park
Calderglen Country Park is a place you’ll be glad to know about before or during your visit to Glasgow. The country park is in East Kilbride and is packed with things to do and experience. Key highlights are the children’s zoo and tropical conservatory, toddlers and children’s play areas, and even an 18-hole golf course for the grownups! Enjoy the scenic walking and nature trails that adjoin the Rotten Calder River. Seasonal opening hours vary, so check the link above for up-to-date admission times.

BIKE & WALKING TOURS

Necropolis
Step back in time at the Necropolis in Glasgow. Walking tours are available to learn about the history of this 37-acre cemetery. A truly fascinating place to visit. Limited availability, book well in advance.

Bike Tours in Glasgow
You don’t have to be super fit to enjoy a bike tour in Glasgow. Go visit the sites and attractions at your own pace. Our tour guides are ready and waiting for you. A great tour to consider if your time in Glasgow is limited.

Hop- on Hop- off tours
The famous red top buses are a regular sight in Glasgow throughout the year. If you want a whistle-stop tour of Glasgow, this is the tour for you.

Walking Tours in Glasgow
The best way to see a city must be on a walking tour. These tours are fun, casual, and informative, and most importantly run by locals. Top selling tours include the Glasgow City Centre Tour, and the Glasgow Pub tour.