Shawlands
Southside suburb two miles south of the Clyde, known for independent restaurants and cafés and for its period terraces and tenements.
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Places worth your time in Shawlands & Langside
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Landmarks, museums, parks and viewpoints in and around the area.
Southside suburb two miles south of the Clyde, known for independent restaurants and cafés and for its period terraces and tenements.
Residential district east of Shawlands, the site of the Battle of Langside in 1568.
Residential area that grew up as a village along Pollokshaws Road and borders Queen's Park.
Area on the White Cart Water beside Pollok Country Park, with sandstone and modern housing.
Category A listed municipal building at the edge of Pollok Country Park, briefly the headquarters of Pollokshaws Burgh Council.
Sanctuary gardens in Pollokshields, described by their own site as dedicated to peace.
Home of Clydesdale Cricket Club, one of four grounds in Scotland approved by the ICC to host international matches.
Church of Scotland church of 1874-75 near Queen's Park, designed by James Thomson.
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Where the city centre meets the West End: Sauchiehall Street, Garnethill and a Victorian synagogue
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A free museum, Scotland's oldest university museum and the cobbled lanes off Byres Road
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Civic squares, the shopping streets and the theatres and venues of the central grid
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