Airdrie Things to Do

The main streets are pedestrianized in the city centre; Sauchiehall Street, Buchanan Street and Argyle Street. Look up and you'll discover many of the shops, however modern their fronts, are actually housed in beautiful Victori... more

Cossachok is a learning experience for the uninitiated: discover specialties from different parts of the former Soviet Union - Georgia, the Ukraine and Mother Russia herself. The Atlas family's hearty, wholesome cooking is what... more

Designed in 1996 by Branson Coates of London, this style bar with its distinctive glass frontage is a well-known landmark in Merchant City. The interior is a vast, complex space with chunky, warehouse-style wooden posts holding... more

The St. Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Arte, explores the importance of religion in people's lives across the world and across time. The building, which stands on the site of the medieval Bishop's Castle, was opened in Apri... more

Lauries Acoustic Music Bar is the new home of the former Riverside Club. Lauries hosts popular Saturday night ceilidhs which is traditional Scottish country dancing, every week and you can dance the night away. There is an open... more

The Lighthouse is Scotland's center for architecture, design and the city. It was opened as part of Glasgow's year as UK City of Architecture and Design. Four galleries over four floors give space to temporary exhibitions and t... more

Located a mere stone's throw from Glasgow University, you can find what is almost monotonously described as the best bar food in the city for around a fiver. The menu at Stravaigin is subject to variation depending on what fres... more

Arta is Glasgow's most stunning venue for a night out. It is comprised of several bars, a restaurant serving Mediterranean cuisine and tapas and a courtyard and cabaret club, all equally palatial. The floors in the main bar are... more

This highly unusual gallery hosts "performances" by intricate kinetic metallic sculptures, created by Eduard Bersudsky, an artist from St Petersburg. The gallery's name, sharmanka, is Russian for barrel-organ. Hauntingly macabr... more

This building started as the Cunninghame Mansion, designed by David Hamilton in 1778 for one of the Tobacco Lords. Its next incarnation was as the Royal Exchange and after that it became a public library. Since 1996, this stunn... more