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Glasgow In-A-Day

A day out in Scotland's biggest city

Finding and wandering Glasgow's key shopping streets is easy enough and the people-watching often great, but you won't stumble upon many of the city's key sights there. Most are a little outside the centre, so be prepared to use Glasgow's underground to make the most of your day.

This itinerary links Glasgow's big sights and, since they're relatively spread out, also ends up providing a good introduction to the city. It starts a little outside central Glasgow at its premier museum, the Kelvingrove. It's a 10 minute walk from Kelvinhall underground stop.

Morning & Lunch

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Buchanan & Sauchiehall Streets

Glasgow’s most famous streets

Cafe Gandolfi (Glasgow)

Great seafood & Scottish dishes (b,l,d; ££)

City Chambers

Britain's finest town hall?

Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA)

Once Glasgow’s showiest home, now its showiest museum

George Square

Glasgow's finest square

Glasgow Botanic Gardens

Relaxed gardens with elegant glasshouses

Glasgow Cathedral & Necropolis

Huge Cathedral with 13th-century origins

Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum

Grand Baroque edifice with a mighty civic art collection

Mackintosh at the Willow, Glasgow

Eat the Charles Rennie Mackintosh way (b,l; £)

Princes Square Shopping Centre

Classy Mall

Images by Christian Williams, stephane333