Romantic Things To Do in Lanarkshire, Scotland

Along with the Burrell Collection , the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum presents the stirring soul of t... More on Frommers

Detest the cafe area in the main foyer-kids used to love running about there, but no more-the familiar smel... More on Yahoo! Travel

This small, independent gallery focuses on Scottish work and is a charming and unpretentious place to view and buy art. Wander around and admire creations by contemporary artists and recent graduat... More on Yahoo! Travel

The most refreshing experience of buying art , the gallery was so knowlegable and helpful. More on Yahoo! Travel

Opened in 1993, this eclectic museum of spirituality is next to Glasgow Cathedral on the site where the Bi... More on Frommers

I visited this Museum during a 3-day drive through holiday in Scotland last Easter. More on TripAdvisor

This museum contains a collection of many forms of transportation and related technology. Displays include... More on Frommers

This museum is a very good use of the council tax! More on Yahoo! Travel

Housed in a building which was designed by Mackintosh, Honeyman and Keppie, this quiet little museum detail... More on Yahoo! Travel

Excellent Free Military Museum... More on Yahoo! Travel

Situated in the south side of Glasgow, the Busby Equitation Centre is a member of the Association of Britis... More on Yahoo! Travel

The horses always get clean bedding and water and food. More on Yahoo! Travel

Ice hockey is still very much a minority sport in the United Kingdom, but those that do follow the game in Britain are fanatical. For visitors to Glasgow who are keen to take in a match, the Paisle... More on Yahoo! Travel

We had a reet good laugh at this amusing "sport" grown men fighting on the ice, much fun More on Yahoo! Travel

The University of Glasgow inherited the artistic estate of American-born James McNeill Whistler, with some 60 of his paintings bestowed by his sister-in-law and many hanging in this gallery on the university campus. The main gallery ... More on Frommers

Opened in 1807 with funds and artefacts bequeathed to the Glasgow University by William Hunter, this was the first public museum in Scotland. It was originally sited on High Street but in 1870 the ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Opened in 1807 with funds and artefacts bequeathed to Glasgow University by William Hunter, this was the first public museum in Scotland. It was originally sited on High Street but in 1870 the univ... More on Yahoo! Travel

An iron statue of the Duke ... More on TripAdvisor

Apparently he'd have made a real mess of his head if he'd landed on it. More on TripAdvisor