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JESSE RAVINE said
Well Scotland was our first real destination after stopping off in Singapore and Heathrow along the way. From the moment we arrived,... Continue reading »
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Adam & Meaghan said
It was a beautiful day in Dumbarton today, with no clouds in the sky. Meaghan, Karin, Christy, Helena and I made our way to Dumbarto... Continue reading »
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vanKampen said
Alright well, i finally have a chance to get this updated, but cant get the pics to go on ehre sooo no pics now. Landed in glasgow scotla... Continue reading »
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Christy & Karin said
Today we headed out early to Stirling Castle, about a forty minute drive from Dumbarton, with Meaghan, Adam, and Meaghan's cousin. T... Continue reading »
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Christy & Karin said
Today was another beautiful day in Scotland. Karin had a stomach ache and decided to take a day off to rest, so I hit the center of Glasg... Continue reading »
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31. Baird Hall
This striking yellow building, now housing Halls of Residence for the University of Strathclyde, was designed by Weddel and Inglis in 1937. It began life as the Beresford Hotel, which was to accommodate visitors to the Empire E... more
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32. Necropolis (The)
Dominated by the 62 metre high statue of John Knox, this is an old cemetery on a small hill right behind Glasgow Cathedral. Its design was based on the Pere Lachaise cemetery in Paris and the elaborate tombs are home to many ob... more
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33. Paisley Abbey
On the east side of White Cart Water, this Church of Scotland abbey was originally a priory and apparently holds the grave of Marjorie Bruce, daughter of Robert I. It was founded in 1163, created an abbey in 1219 but destroyed... more
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34. Celtic Park
Founded in 1888 and nicknamed "Paradise," Celtic Park holds over 60,000 rowdy football fans, rooting for or against the home team, the Celtic Football Club. The green and white team battles some of the top football clubs in th... more
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35. Charing Cross Mansions
This curved block of mansion flats is the city's best-known tenement block. The steep Mansard roof (attic storey) gives it a distinctly French elegance. John James Burnet designed the building in 1889 and it is possibly the gre... more
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36. Bellahouston Park
This lovely urban park, established in 1895, is not only home to the Mackintosh House for an Art Lover and an excellent Leisure Centre - it is also a very attractive area to visit and covers 175 acres. In 1938, the Empire Exhib... more
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37. Tall Ship at Glasgow Harbour (The)
The tall ship in question is the lovely Glenlee, which will be exciting enough on its own for sailing enthusiasts. She was built at Port Glasgow in 1896 and was used as a long-haul cargo vessel and then as a training ship for t... more
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38. Kingston Bridge
Designed in 1970 by Fairhurst and Partners, these two parallel bridges carry 10 lanes of traffic and tower 60 feet above the Clyde, with a main span of 470 feet. Substantial clearance was needed for dredgers but bigger boats li... more
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39. Queens Park
Built on the site of the Battle of Langside (1568), the queen honored in the name of this park is Mary Queen of Scots rather than Victoria, who usually takes the plaudits. The park is Victorian nonetheless and a fine example at... more
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40. Chatelherault
In the mid-18th century, the Dukes of Hamilton devised a grand design linking their palace via a huge, tree-lined avenue with a hunting lodge and summer house. Coal mining subsidence destroyed the palace and the landscape, but... more
