Guidebook for Glasgow City
Food Scene
Mother India
28 Westminster TerraceBest Indian in Glasgow!
Oran Mor
Byres RoadGreat venue for music, drinks and Scottish cuisine.
Kimchi Cult
14 Chancellor StKorean street-food at its best.
Rogano
11 Exchange PlArt-deco and iconic.
Asian Gourmet
17 W Prince's StReal Chinese cuisine.
Drinks & Nightlife
One of Glasgow's oldest pubs (1789) with good pub grub and a Scottish ceilidh upstairs on a Friday!
28 locals recommend
Sloans
108 Argyle StOne of Glasgow's oldest pubs (1789) with good pub grub and a Scottish ceilidh upstairs on a Friday!
Big Slope
36A Kelvingrove StLog fire and log cabin vibes, and an outdoor sun trap on a sunny day.
King Tut's Wah-Wah Hut
272A St Vincent StIts a Glasgow institution.
Arts & Culture
Museum and art gallery to spend the whole day in beautiful Kelvingrove Park.
841 locals recommend
The Glasgow Art Club
185 Bath StMuseum and art gallery to spend the whole day in beautiful Kelvingrove Park.
Good place to get a grasp of real Glasgow people and its history, with an amazing Winter Garden with tropical plants.
165 locals recommend
People's Palace and Winter Gardens
The GreenGood place to get a grasp of real Glasgow people and its history, with an amazing Winter Garden with tropical plants.
Look for the iconic Duke of Wellington statue outside the gallery!
226 locals recommend
Gallery of Modern Art
111 Royal Exchange SquareLook for the iconic Duke of Wellington statue outside the gallery!
Charles Rennie Mackintosh exhibition and a great view of Glasgow if you climb to the top of the tower.
144 locals recommend
The Lighthouse
11 Mitchell LnCharles Rennie Mackintosh exhibition and a great view of Glasgow if you climb to the top of the tower.
An award winning museum which is great for children and adults alike.
344 locals recommend
Riverside Museum
100 Pointhouse RdAn award winning museum which is great for children and adults alike.
Scotlands oldest university and a great example of gothic architecture.
266 locals recommend
University of Glasgow
89 Dumbarton RdScotlands oldest university and a great example of gothic architecture.
Parks & Nature
Loch Lomond
stunning scenery only 45 minutes from Glasgow.
Kelvingrove Park
6 Professors' SquareVictorian park and a great place for relaxation.
Tennis, football, cycling, a zoo, duck ponds, playparks and a great view of Glasgow from the flagpole.
54 locals recommend
Queens Park station
Queens Park StationTennis, football, cycling, a zoo, duck ponds, playparks and a great view of Glasgow from the flagpole.
Shopping
Open till 9am and with restaurants and a modern cinema - good place to spend a rainy day or evening.
42 locals recommend
Silverburn Shopping Centre
Open till 9am and with restaurants and a modern cinema - good place to spend a rainy day or evening.
El Baraka
335 Great Western RdMiddle-Eastern and Continental food and butchers, great value, good quality and halal.
Tesco Phone Shop
1201 Maryhill RdBig supermarket where you can get everything you need.
Buchanan Street
Buchanan StreetThe heart of the city centre.
Essentials
Lidl
2 Hopehill Rd3 minutes walk from the flat, and open from 7am to 10pm daily.
Maryhill Post Office
1201 Maryhill RdNewsagents, convenience store, sandwiches and a Post Office, under one roof.
Entertainment & Activities
Cineworld Cinema Glasgow Renfrew Street
7 Renfrew StTallest cinema in Europe!
Ryze Glasgow - Xtreme Air Sports
120 Portman StFun times at the trampoline park!
The Climbing Academy - "The Newsroom"
124 Portman StIndoor climbing centre.