Museum
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
Glasgow, United Kingdom
A grand red sandstone museum with art, natural history and a Spitfire hanging in the hall, free to enter.
City · United Kingdom · Scotland
Scotland's biggest city, known for Victorian architecture, free museums, street art and a lively music scene.
For storytellers
Glasgow is the friendly, creative counterpart to Edinburgh. Its Victorian merchant buildings are grand and sooty-gold, its museums are free, and its music venues and pubs make nights out easy. Look up for the architecture of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, then wander the West End for cafes, parks and the University. Street murals appear on unexpected walls, and the people are famously chatty. Use Glasgow as a base for Loch Lomond and the Trossachs too.
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Museum
Glasgow, United Kingdom
A grand red sandstone museum with art, natural history and a Spitfire hanging in the hall, free to enter.
Lake
Glasgow, United Kingdom
A large freshwater loch with islands and hills, within easy reach of Glasgow.
Church, mosque or temple
Glasgow, United Kingdom
A rare surviving medieval cathedral on the Scottish mainland, beside the Necropolis.
Museum
Glasgow, United Kingdom
A zig-zag transport museum full of trams, cars, locomotives and a tall ship on the Clyde.
Garden
Glasgow, United Kingdom
A Victorian park in the West End with glasshouses and the Kibble Palace.
Historic site
Glasgow, United Kingdom
A Victorian hillside cemetery with ornate monuments and city views.
Neighbourhood
Glasgow, United Kingdom
A leafy student-friendly district of cafes, vintage shops and music venues around Byres Road.
Neighbourhood
Glasgow, United Kingdom
Glasgow's elegant old trading district with Georgian streets, bars and street art.
Museum
Glasgow, United Kingdom
A museum of ancient art, tapestries and Impressionist works in Pollok Country Park.
Within about 40 km, closest first.