thirteenth and fifteenth centuries. During the Reformation period in

1560, it survived the threat of being torn down and is considered to be

the only still standing authentic cathedral from that era. Its gothic

style structure makes for a wonderful architectural gem to discover on

your travels. It is open for viewing through almost any time of the

year.

architecture and design. It was once a newspaper office for the Glasgow

Herald. Over 700,000 people have already visited it since it opened its

door. It now contains galleries, shopping, a couple of cafes and a

miniaturized version of â??Wee Peopleâ??s Cityâ?�.

one of the most popular modern art galleries in the UK. It houses

contemporary artwork, most with the theme of addressing social issues.

It is open nearly all year long and children are welcome. Ask for a

free-guided tour.

Glasgow Tower. It is the first tower ever created that revolved full

circle, and not just the top. The entire tower can circle around from

the base. There are displays inside about Glasgowâ??s past and displays

plans for future developments. From the viewing platform at the top,

visitors can see out as far as forty miles.

sorts of shops from clothing to books and antiques and more. Not to

mention the various restaurants and cafes to stop by for a cuppa.

meeting the locals, try some of the more popular ones. Sub Club is

located on Jamaica Street. The Arches is on Argyle Street. The Garage

is on Sauchiehall Street. Each one of these clubs offers up unique fun

and can be easily found.

pubs, Glasgow offers a variety of them. Looking for real ale or live

music? There are a variety of pubs to fit every preference. For

example, if you want a more fashionable crowd, head for Bar Soba on

Mitchell Lane.

Aurora Glasgow Restaurant on 2 Port Dundas Place. All dishes are cooked

to order, including delectable delights like roast salsify with

shellfish vinaigrette or Gressingham Duck breast. Dinner may cost only

£30 per person.

Bryres Road. You wonâ??t have any trouble finding it, though it is a

small restaurant. It is a favourite for locals in Glasgow and for good

reason. It was listed as one of the best restaurants in Glasgow in a

number of magazines. You can find Confit lamb shoulder, grilled fillet

of halibut along with prune and almond chocolate brownies with clotted

cream listed on the menu.

Located on 60 Trongate Albion Street, Bluuâ??s menu consists of ravioli

with spicy pineapple salsa and delicious Iced Malteser parfait with

white chocolate sauce. Bluuâ??s tasty meals will range from £20 -

£40.

Science Centre, IMAXâ Theatre offers entertainment for the entire

family. Watch films that explore the world around you. With a huge

screen and top of the line technology, the IMAXâ theatre is open

nearly all year.

Theatre opened in 1904. With its most clever design, the theatre plays

host to professional and amateur play alike. Find musicals and

pantomime and drama performances by visiting the Kingâ??s theatre.