Glasgow Things to Do

With its sweeping fairways, Bellshill can be a challenging course for players of all handicaps. However, on a pleasant day, this carefully maintained, full 18-hole course in its picturesque surroundings is well worth a visit. A... more

This exhibition space is run by Glasgow City Council and let out on a temporary basis to anyone with something worth exhibiting. The work is generally contemporary and a variety of media are represented, with a different show p... more

This is one of the few dry slopes in the country to be in the middle of a city. The floodlit slope is available to both members and non-members, and the centre offers instruction in either private or group classes for any level... more

When the architect James Miller was commissioned to provide this entrance to the St Enoch Underground Station in 1896, he decided it should not compete with the scale of the large church behind it, so this mini-French chateau w... more

This spacious and colourful bar is one of the most fashionable places to be seen in Glasgow. Stylish and comfortable lounge furniture makes it difficult to leave once you've sat down but the atmosphere is more fiesta than livin... more

This church, also known as St Constantine's, has a superb collection of early medieval stones and local tradition has it that a monastery was started here as early as the 6th century. Robert Rowand Anderson's 1833 plans took 50... more

One of the few really decent cafes in this area, Moyra Jane's sets the standard for newcomers to live up to. A former bank building, the sedate olde-worlde atmosphere remains to a certain degree although the menu is admirably c... more

Opened in 1904 and now owned by Glasgow City Council, the King's is one of the UK's principal receiving theatres. It welcomes many major West End touring companies, being most famous for its musicals whilst also renowned locall... more

Linn Park Golf Course is situated approximately five miles south of Glasgow city centre. A public course, it is unlikely to be the most challenging you have played, with a yardage of around 5,000 and par 66. However, set deep i... more

This was the first purpose-built synagogue in Scotland, opened in 1879 and designed by local architect John McLeod. The architectural style is ornate Byzantine with Moorish effects and the tympanum features an attractive round... more