Glasgow Attractions

The university dates from the 15th century and has many listed buildings that reflect a range of styles. Learn about the history of the university at the visitors centre.

Glasgow’s Celtic and Rangers football teams were founded in the late 1800’s. Take a tour of Celtic Park or Ibrox, both state of the art, famous sporting stadiums.

The Barras is Glasgow's very own flea market. It is alive every weekend with colourful market traders and stalls selling cut price goods of every description.

Visit the Sir William Burrell Collection, featuring items from all over the world. Exhibits include; pottery, stained glass, sculptures, paintings and drawings.

The elegant Royal Exchange building displays works from living artists throughout the world. Exhibits include temporary exhibitions and activities in music, drama and dance.

This large parkland, with several huge glasshouses, dates back to 1817. Its original purpose was to provide a source of plant material for the University of Glasgow.