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Inaugurated by the Queen in 1983, The Burrell Collection exhibits an extensive art collection once belong to Sir William Burrell. The collection includes artifacts from all over the world.
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Housing a fine collection of local and continental art pieces, the Gallery is a must-visit attraction for art enthusiasts. Also on display are sculptures, historical artifacts and tapestries.

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Glasgow's School of Art, housed in a striking Art Nouveau building, features a beautiful interior.
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Argyll Forest Park is especially popular with nature lovers for its scenic countryside.

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Bellahouston Park in Glasgow is home to the 'House for an Art Lover' which features a splendid interior.
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A Medieval christian site, the Cathedral of St Mungo is a prominent building of historical significance. The Cathedral ranks amongst the largest churches in Scotland.
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Lined with charming flowers and statues is the lively George Square in the heart of Glasgow city.
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The earliest museum in Glasgow, the Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery showcases a wide variety of artifacts. Visitors can also see works of art by such famous artists as Rembrandt and Rubens.

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Stretching across 355 acres is Pollock House, home of the Maxwell family.

Read More Riverside Museum (formerly Kelvin Hall, Museum of Transport)

Read More St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art

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Dating back to 1451, Glasgow University is amongst the oldest institutions for higher education in Scotland.

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Read More Dumbarton Castle

Read More Eastwood Butterfly Kingdom (Closed)

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Read More Haggs Castle (closed to public)

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Read More Springburn Local History Centre (formerly Springburn Museum)

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Glasgow Surroundings

Read More Loch Katrine

Loch Katrine, the source of Glasgow's drinking water, is a popular tourist attraction in a picturesque setting.

Read More Loch Lomond

Loch Lomond, the largest of Britain's lakes, is situated in picturesque surroundings northwest of Glasgow. The lake serves as the ideal attraction for fishing enthusiasts, hikers and water-sport lovers.

Read More Helensburgh - Hill House

Resembling a Scottish castle in its architecture, Hill House features figural elements, oriel windows and small chimney stacks as well as beautiful gardens. The interior, with its striking furniture, is also impressive.

Read More Paisley Abbey

Paisley Abbey dates back to the 12th century. The Abbey is home to the Paisley Museum and Art Gallery which documents the history of the famous Paisley pattern.

Read More Queen Elizabeth Forest Park

Between Lock Lamond and the Trossachs is the vast Queen Elizabeth Forest Park which features cycling paths, nature trails and footpaths suitable for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.
More Scotland Resources
Wall of Stirling Castle.Stirling Castle, Stirling
The Kelvingrove Museum in Glasgow.Kelvingrove Museum & Art Gallery, Glasgow
Calm waters of Loch Lomond.Loch Lomond, Glasgow
View across Loch Katrine.Loch Katrine, Glasgow
Interior view of Burrels Collection in Glasgow.Burrell Collection, Glasgow
Front of the ancientCathedral of Glasgow.Cathedral of St Mungo, Glasgow
The Wallace Monument and surrounding countryside.Wallace Monument, Stirling
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