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Historic Attractions in Glasgow
Subcategory: Castles & Stately Homes or Heritage Centres & Ships
Glasgow, G43 1AT
Pollok House built in the elegant 18th century style for the Maxwell family.
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Cathcart, Glasgow, G44 3YG
Built for James Couper, mill owner, in 1857-58, Holmwood is possibly the finest domestic design by Alexander 'Greek' Thomson.
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Glasgow, G1 3NU
The Lighthouse - Scotland's Centre for Architecture and Design. Opened as the centrepiece of the 1999 Year of Architecture...
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Glasgow, G1 1EJ
One of the most elegant buildings in Glasgow's city centre, Hutchesons' Hall was built in 1802-5 to a design by David...
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Pollok, Glasgow, G51 3
The altered ruin of an unusual 15th-century castle, consisting of a central tower with four square corner towers, set...
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30-34 McPhater Street, Cowcaddens, Glasgow, G4 0HW
We serve as a national and international centre of excellence for the instrument and its music.
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Glasgow, G3 8QQ
Welcome aboard the Tall Ship Glenlee. Built at Port Glasgow in 1896, she is one of only 5 Clydebuilt sailing ships...
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| 1 | Pollok House and Country Park (NTS) | Glasgow, G43 1AT | |
| 2 | Holmwood House (NTS) | Cathcart, Glasgow, G44 3YG | |
| 3 | The Lighthouse | Glasgow, G1 3NU | |
| 4 | Hutchesons' Hall (NTS) | Glasgow, G1 1EJ | |
| 5 | Crookston Castle (HS) | Pollok, Glasgow, G51 3 | |
| 6 | Piping Centre | 30-34 McPhater Street, Cowcaddens, Glasgow, G4 0HW | |
| 7 | Tall Ship at Glasgow Harbour | Glasgow, G3 8QQ |
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