Your Journey
Glasgow by train
Recently nominated by Lonely Planet as one of the top cities in the world to visit, Glasgow is a modern, vibrant metropolis that still retains its legendary warmth and generous hospitality.
Our favourite Glasgow attractions
- Walk from Glasgow Central Station to Gallery of Modern Art
- 2 mins
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Museums and Galleries
An enviable portfolio of internationally renowned museums and galleries, including the magnificent Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, ranked in the top 15 most visited museums in the world.
- Walk from Glasgow Central Station
- 8 mins
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Theatre Royal Glasgow
First opened in 1867, this magnificent Victorian theatre, home to the Scottish Opera and Scottish Ballet, offers a wide variety of drama, dance, comedy, opera, musical and children's theatre.
- Walk from Glasgow Central Station to Buchanan Street
- 2 mins
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Shopping paradise
As the largest retail centre in the UK outside of London, Glasgow has it all in shoploads. And you'll find its compact city centre and grid system so easy to navigate.
- Walk from Glasgow Central Station to Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
- 5 mins
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Events, Entertainment and Enjoyment
Highlights on the city's annual events calendar include: The World Pipe Band Championships, Celtic Connections, Magners Glasgow International Comedy Festival and Piping Live!
More attractions in Glasgow
- Walk from Glasgow Central Station
- 10 mins
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Magnificent Merchant City
One of the oldest quarters and the cultural heart of the city, the area is characterised by buzzing bars, award-winning restaurants, design shops and artists' galleries.
- Walk from Glasgow Central Station to Glasgow School of Art
- 15 mins
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Marvel at how the world-renowned architect, designer and architect has left his distinctive mark on this beautiful city, including the Glasgow School of Art, Willow Tearooms and Mackintosh House.
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