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Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Attractions à Glasgow, United Kingdom
1. Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
World-class art and natural history inside a spectacular Victorian gallery. Explore Dalí, Glasgow School paintings, interactive displays and striking architecture.
2. Glasgow Cathedral
Ancient Gothic cathedral with original medieval stonework and soaring vaults. Walk through centuries of history, stained glass and a tranquil graveyard.
3. Riverside Museum
Hands-on transport museum with iconic riverside architecture and a huge collection of trams, trains and vintage cars. Explore interactive exhibits, climb aboard historic vehicles and stroll the riverside promenade.
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Tip: We strongly recommend a free walking tour on your first day to get to know the city with a local guide. They usually cover all main attractions and you can ask for personal recommendations based on your interests for the next days. Book early as spaces fill up fast!
4. Glenlee (The Tall Ship)
The Tall Ship
Step aboard a restored 1890s steel barque to feel Glasgow's seafaring past. Explore narrow decks, original cabins and dramatic rigging right on the Clyde.
5. Glasgow Science Centre
Interactive exhibits bring science to life, perfect for curious minds. Expect hands-on experiments, live shows and a huge IMAX screen by the river.
6. Glasgow Botanic Gardens
Victorian green space in Glasgow's West End, anchored by the ornate Kibble Palace glasshouse. Stroll tree-lined paths, see rare plants and river views.
7. Glasgow Necropolis
Atmospheric Victorian cemetery, full of ornate monuments and Glasgow history. Climb the hill for sweeping Cathedral and skyline views while exploring sculpted graves.
8. Pollok Country Park
Vast park with Pollok House, the Burrell Collection and roaming Highland cattle. Stroll woodlands, explore art and history, then relax on riverside picnic lawns.
9. People's Palace and Winter Gardens
See Glasgow's social history in a striking Victorian glasshouse. Wander museum galleries then relax among palms, ferns and a waterfall.
10. Buchanan Street
Shop and soak up Glasgow's vibrant heart on a grand Victorian boulevard. Street musicians, cafes, designer stores and bold public art keep energy high.
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Traditional Sweet Dishes
Tablet
A very sweet, crumbly confection made from sugar, condensed milk, and butter, tablet is a Scottish favorite that features in many Glasgow sweet shops and family recipes.
Deep-fried Mars bar
Originally linked to Glasgow chip shops, the deep-fried Mars bar became a notorious novelty treat in the 1990s and symbolizes the city's bold take on comfort food.
Cranachan
A traditional Scottish dessert of whipped cream, toasted oats, honey, raspberries, and a splash of whisky, cranachan celebrates local ingredients and is served at special occasions across Glasgow.
Traditional Savory Dishes
Lorne sausage
Also called square sausage, Lorne is a flattened, square pork sausage popular in Glasgow breakfasts and served in rolls or with tattie scones.
Haggis
Scotland's national dish, haggis is a spiced pudding of offal, oats, and suet, often served with neeps and tatties and a central feature of Burns Night meals in Glasgow.
Scotch pie
A small, double-crust meat pie traditionally filled with minced mutton or beef, the Scotch pie is a staple at football matches and on-the-go meals in Glasgow.
Traditional Beverages
Irn-Bru
Known as Scotland's other national drink, Irn-Bru has a distinctive bright orange color and a loyal following in Glasgow, where its marketing and taste are cultural touchstones.
Tennent's Lager
Brewed in Glasgow's Wellpark Brewery since the 19th century, Tennent's Lager is a working-class icon and a common pint in local pubs and at football games.
Scotch whisky
Scotch whisky, from peaty Islay malts to smooth Speyside blends, is integral to Glasgow's social and trade history, and many bars in the city offer extensive whisky selections.
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Google MapsCommentaires (6)
Skip single bus fares, buy a day ticket from the driver or use contactless for capped fares, saves a lot if you hop around.
Food scene surprised me, great cheap eats and hearty pubs. Rain most days, bring a waterproof but no biggie.
Skip the chain places around Buchanan Street, walk two blocks into Merchant City for better prices and proper local restaurants.
Great live music and friendly pubs, food better than expected. Grey weather but atmospheric, three days was just enough.
Glasgow felt gritty at times, streets busy and some overpriced tourist spots. Museums were good though, don't expect polite silence.
Getting there
Train stations
West Coast Main Line, intercity services to London, Edinburgh, Ayrshire
Services to Edinburgh, Stirling, Fort William, Oban
From Glasgow Airport take the 500 bus or a taxi to the city center, journey about 20-30 minutes.
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