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Things to see & do in Glasgow
Glasgow is a vibrant European destination
for energising city breaks and romantic weekend escapes offered at
our three-star luxury hotel in the West End of the city. Combining
innovation and creativity harmoniously with classical elegance in
its stunning cityscape, Glasgow boasts a rich plethora of antiquities,
cultural treasures and first-class entertainment to absorb during
your visit to this magnificent city of international significance.
Having a longstanding performing arts and music scene, Glasgow celebrates
its artistic and cultural excellence at its colourful all-year-round
festival programme, reflecting the city's leading cultural reputation
and cosmopolitan ambience. During the winter months, Glasgow resonates
in yuletide and Hogmanay spirit through a series of Christmas events
such as the Christmas Lights Switch On, Glasgow On Ice and German
Christmas Markets. The city is also a mecca for music aficionados,
showcasing an exciting bill of Music Festivals that encompass all
genres, including Big Big Country in May (Americana and Country Music),
Glasgow International Jazz Festival in June and Celtic Connections
in January to name but a few.
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Gallery of Modern Art

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Acclaimed for its stunningly
breathtaking architecture, Glasgow justifiably received the accolade
for UK City of Architecture and Design in 1999, a year when many new
and innovative buildings were completed to add a new dimension to
the city's charming cityscape and riverside. Take a stroll along the
banks of the River Clyde heading westwards from the city centre and
you will notice remarkable changes to this former shipbuilding centre.
The Clyde Auditorium and the Glasgow Science Centre are fine examples
of the transformation to the riverside and are one of Glasgow's leading
photogenic landmarks. At the other end of the echelon, traces of Glasgow's
medieval past can be identified at Glasgow Cathedral and Glasgow Cross,
the oldest quarter of the city.
A perfect way to complete a day of exploring Glasgow's cultural treasures,
retail emporiums and exquisite architecture is to enjoy a meal at
one of the many restaurants and eateries in town or in the West End.
Glasgow has received awards for its culinary excellence, including
British Curry Capital of the Year which it frequently wins. From Indian
and Thai to contemporary European and traditional Scottish, Glasgow
boasts an excellent provision of good restaurants that serve mouth-watering
dishes from all corners of the globe. Treat your loved one to an exclusive
dining experience at one of many award winning restaurants that abound
in this distinctively European cultural city. |
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Tel: 0141 339 3222
Fax: 0141 339 2212
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