Look at the Castle at the top if the Royal Mile - try for about 1pm because that's when they fire the gun each day. Then walk down the royal mile &make sure you go down a few closes and look up lots
Great for a walk in any weather, far better than the other side of the street! 続きを読む
Quintessentially British - this place cannot be beaten when it comes to cream tea & scones. I like the Club Room best. 続きを読む
If you're at Rosslyn Chapel , don't leave without taking a walk down into Roslin Glen & Roslin Castle( now a Landmark Trust property). Peaceful and scenic whatever the time of year
Great atmosphere for a chilled out lunch and buzzing in the evening. Drop in for a warm welcome and get the bar team to mix you a cocktail or pour you a glass of wine.
Get there for opening at 10 and head straight upstairs. Enjoy the galleries almost alone for a while!
madhatters tea party, love the cocktails in teapots and the option to choose a hat for the occasion! bit too much sweet stuff for me but sugar addicts will be just dandy 続きを読む
Also known as GoMa, this gallery of contemporary art is home to works by great Glasgow artists. Also check out the Library and cafe, where you can also get internet access for free.
Laid-back and a little hippy, the bagels and paninis, with names like maverick or renegade, are highlights. Try some inventive dishes, such as the ‘nuclear’ beans, dripping with cayenne and Tabasco.
Great home-cooked curries. It’s wise to book -- it’s a snug place with a big reputation, a limited menu and a sensational-value two-course lunch for £5.25 (dinner mains £6-12).
Glasgow’s flea market, the Barras on Gallowgate, has almost a thousand stalls and people come here just for a wander as much as for shopping, which gives the place a holiday air.
One of Scotland’s must-see visitor attractions and home of Nina and The Neurons.
The Imagine Room is situated on the left after the Millennium Clock (Ground Floor) and is a great educational children playground
You can see the children playing with chocolate art an craft while having a cup of unconventional hot chocolate, crazy idea!
Set in the city’s oldest park, Glasgow Green, is the solid orange stone People’s Palace. It is an impressive museum of social history, telling the story of the city from 1750 to the present.
