Glasgow, Scotland - UK

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Glasgow Cathedral
The city's cathedral is dedicated to St. Mungo and represents a brilliant example of pre-Reformation Gothic architecture. The present building is in the Gothic "First Pointed" style and dates from the 13th century, and is now home of the Church of Scotland.

Burrell Collection
This impressive collection of noteworthy pieces of art are housed in a museum in the Pollok Country Park. They were originally owned by a great art aficionado Sir William Burrell who later donated his beloved collection to the city. Visitors will find here everything from medieval furniture to oriental porcelain.

Glasgow School of Art
The Glasgow School of Art is often lauded as one of the best works of the Glasgow-born architect Mackintosh. The exterior reflects a high precision of the architect's style, and the interior is no less stunning.

M & D's Theme Park
This amusement park makes a great outing for the kids and kid-at-hearts. More than 40 exciting rides as well as numerous indoor entertainment await you at the M & D's Theme Park.

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is the pride of Glasgow and also a famous attraction of the city. Opened since 1902, this Victorian cathedral-turn-museum is very popular with school and private tours for its invaluable collection of Scottish and European art.

George Square
Usually referred to by the Glaswegians as "Red Square", George Square is often used as a venue for public celebrations as it is the only large open space in the city center. There are several statues of important figures in history here, and is a popular meeting point as well.

Laurieston House
The Laurieston House is reputed to be the most gorgeous Georgian house in Britain. With the building's wonderful Corinthian, columned staircases and ornate Italian plasterwork, the Laurieston House is sure one of the most photogenic landmarks in Glasgow.

ACCOMMODATIONS

Hilton Glasgow Hotel - Guests Can Work Out In The Gym And Swim In The 15-Metre Indoor Pool Before Relaxing In The Sauna, Spa Bath And Steam Room. A Range Of Spa Treatments Including Massages.... Guests With Business Needs Benefit From An Executive Lounge And Business Centre With Audio-visual Equipment, Meeting Rooms And A Secretarial Service. Multilingual Staff At The Concierge Desk Can Advise Guests On Attractions In The Surrounding Area And There Is An Onsite Gift Shop

Thistle Glasgow Hotel - As Well As A Business Center, The Hotel Has A Choice Of 18 Conference, Seminar And Banqueting Rooms With The Grand Ballroom Able To Accommodate Up To 1,500 Delegates Theater-style. The Hotel's Otium Health And Leisure Club Features A Swimming Pool, Hot Spa Baths Sauna And Steam Rooms, Gym, And A Range Of Health And Beauty Treatments Are Also Available. Those Arriving By Car Can Find Complimentary Parking Onsite. Glasgow Airport Is About Nine Miles Away

 

 


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