Theme Parks in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland

The daily science shows at Glasgow Science Centre (GSC) offer a unique chance to see close-up, hands on sci... More on Yahoo! Travel

The museums in Glasgow are free so try Kelvingrove Art Gallery, People's Palace etc and give this place a... More on TripAdvisor

New Lanark was built as an industrial settlement in 1785 and was taken over by the Utopian socialist Robert Owen in 1800. The village was home to the workers at Owen's mill and they were treated fa... More on Yahoo! Travel

The hotel is lovely. More on Yahoo! Travel

M & D's boasts of over 40 exciting rides and attractions, including the White Water log flume and Europe's only double looping corkscrew roller coaster - the Tornado. The fun doesn't have to stop w... More on Yahoo! Travel

On a trip to Scotland a couple of years ago, we checked into the Express by Holiday Inn at Strathclyde Park and were surprised to ... More on igougo

Witness an erupting volcano or rocket launches, swim through tropical storms or dodge a water-spraying serp... More on Yahoo! Travel

Outside of building looks a bit tired and dated but inside is clean, tidy & great fun!! More on TripAdvisor

The earliest part of this fortress dates from 1350, when it was built by the Boyd family, who had been give... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Dean castle country park is a great place to go for people of all ages, the castle itself is well kept ... More on TripAdvisor

Up to 2,500 people once lived and worked in New Lanark's multi-story homes and factories, sandstone structu... More on PlanetWare

Our overall impression was that if Germany had won world war 2, this is how the concentration camps would h... More on TripAdvisor

This is fun day out for the kids, just to the west of Edinburgh. The Almond Valley Heritage Centre offers c... More on Yahoo! Travel

After repeated requests to visit Almond Valley we eventually took out an annual membership 2yrs ago which p... More on TripAdvisor