George Square
The principal civic square of Glasgow, one of six squares in the city centre.
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Places worth your time in Merchant City & City Centre
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Landmarks, museums, parks and viewpoints in and around the area.
The principal civic square of Glasgow, one of six squares in the city centre.
Category A listed headquarters of Glasgow City Council since 1996, on the east side of George Square.
Glasgow's main gallery of contemporary art, in the centre of the city.
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Public square between Buchanan Street and Queen Street, south of George Square.
Category A listed terminus and the busiest station in Scotland, with 25 million passengers in 2024-25.
One of the main shopping streets of Glasgow, forming the central stretch of the shopping district.
Art school on Garnethill; Mackintosh's building was damaged by fire in 2014 and destroyed in 2018, with rebuilding planned.
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Historic house museum in a Glasgow tenement, owned and run by the National Trust for Scotland.
The largest public reference library in Europe, in Charing Cross and the centre of Glasgow's public library system.
The oldest theatre in Glasgow and the longest running in Scotland, at 282 Hope Street.
Concert and arts venue owned by Glasgow City Council and operated by Glasgow Life.
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Independent cinema in a Category B listed building that first opened in 1939.
Live music venue and bar on St Vincent Street.
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Theatre in the Merchant City, in the former Tron Kirk.
Category A listed 18th-century former church, now Glasgow's Centre for Scottish Culture.
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Arts charity founded in 1972 to promote printmaking through exhibitions, learning and support for artists.
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Cranes, bridges and museums on the Clyde, with Finnieston's bars and restaurants behind
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The Burrell Collection, big parks, Mackintosh and Thomson buildings and Scotland's national stadium
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The medieval cathedral, the oldest house in the city, a Victorian hilltop cemetery and Dennistoun
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