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Travel and tourism services in Anderston/City Ward, Glasgow



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Travel Agency

  • Barrhead Travel
    Argyle Street
  • Caledonian Travel
    Hope Street, 109
  • Flight Centre
    Sauchiehall Street, 254-290
  • Flight Centre
    Gordon Street, 24
  • Kuoni
    Gordon Street
  • Trailfinders
    Sauchiehall Street
  • Trailfinders
    Renfield St, 26B
  • TUI
    Gordon Street, 19-21
    Opening hours: Mo-We 09:30-18:00; Th,Fr 09:00-19:00; Sa 09:00-17:30; Su 11:00-17:00

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Artwork

  • As proud as (2000)
    South Exchange Court
  • Badminton
    Wilson Street
  • Beacon of Hope
    Gordon Street, 99
  • Billy Connolly
    Osborne Street
  • Charles Rennie Mackintosh
    Argyle Street
  • David Livingstone
    Cathedral Precinct
  • Donald Dewar
    Buchanan Street
  • Donald Dewar
    Buchanan Street
  • Dr. Connolly I Presume?
    Dixon Street, 20-22
  • Dr. Thomas Graham
    George Square
    Dr. Thomas Graham 1805 - 1869 Brilliant experimental chemist. His statue was gifted by James (Paraffin) Young.
  • Duke of Wellington
    Ingram Street
  • Fellow Glasgow Residents
    Candleriggs, 90-98
  • Field Marshall Lord Cylde
    George Square
    Field Marshall Lord Clyde C.C.B: K.S.I Born in Glasgow 20 October 1972 This memorial of his distinguished military service is erected by his fellow citizens 1867
  • Glasgow's Panda
    Gordon Lane
  • Honey... I Shrunk The Kids I'm Sorry!
    Mitchell Street
  • James Arthur
    John Knox Street
  • James Lumsden
    Cathedral Precinct
  • James Oswald
    George Square
    James Oswald 1779 - 1852 One of the first Glasgow MPs to reformed Parliament, in 1831. Unveiled in 1856 in Charing Cross, Marochetti"s statue was moved to the Square in 1875.
  • James Watt
    George Square
    James Watt 1736-1819 Scottish inventor and mechanical engineer. Unveiled in 1832, his statue was the work of Chantrey.
  • James White of Overtoun
    Church Lane
  • Memorial to Prince Albert
    George Square
  • Memorial to Queen Victoria
    George Square
  • Mural
    Dalhousie Lane
  • Queen Victoria
    Cathedral Precinct
  • Robert Burns
    George Square
    Robert Burns born 1759 died 1796 - This statue is maintined with the generous assistance of the Glasgow and district Burns Association
  • Robert Peel
    George Square
    Sir Robert Peel 1788 - 1850 Prime Minister who repealed the Corn Laws. Lord Proctor of Glasgow University in 1836. Designed by Mossman, the monument was erected in 1859
  • Sir John Moore
    Hanover Street
    To commemorate the military service of Lieutenant General Sir John Moore K.B. native of Glasgow his fellow citizens erected this monvment 1819
  • Spaceman
    Trongate
  • St. Mungo
    High Street, 283
  • Strathclyde University
    George Street
  • Study of a Woman in Black
    Saltmarket Place, 1
  • Taxi Balloon mural
    Mitchell Street
  • The Clutha
    Bridgegate
  • Thomas Campbell
    George Square
    Thomas Campbell Poet born 1797 died 1844
  • William Ewart Gladstone
    North Hanover Street
    William Ewart Gladstone born 29 Dec 1809 died 19 May 1898
  • Wincher's Stance
    Stances 48-57
  • Wind Power
    Mitchell Street, 45
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    Elmbank Gardens, 10
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    St. Mungo Place
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    Argyle Street
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    Sandyford Place Lane
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    Clyde Street
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    Nelson Mandela Place
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    Killermont Street
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    Renfield Street
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    Willowbank Crescent
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    College Way

Touristic Attraction

  • Cenotaph
    George Square
  • Centre for Contemporary Arts
    Sauchiehall Street G2 3JD Glasgow
    Phone: +44 141 352 4900
    Opening hours: Tu-Sa 11:00-18:00
  • Cornerstone Coffee Box - Cornerstone - Glasgow & East Dunbartonshire
    Cathedral Square G4 0RB Glasgow
    Phone: +44 7950 991645
    Email: coffeebox@cornerstone.org.uk
  • Escape Glasgow
    Wellington Street, 50 G2 6HJ Glasgow
  • Finnieston Crane
    Congress Way
  • Glenlee
  • Mackintosh Building
    Renfrew Street, 167 G3 6RQ
    Severly damaged by fire in 2014 and 2018
  • The Clydeside Distillery - Morrison Glasgow Distillers Limited
    Stobcross Road, 100 G3 8QQ Glasgow
    Phone: +44 141 2121401
  • The Lighthouse
    Mitchell Lane, 11 G1 3NU Glasgow
    Architecture and Design Centre
    Opening hours: Mo-Sa 10:30-17:00; Su 12:00-17:00
  • The Room
    Bath Street, 35 G2 1HW Glasgow

gallery

  • Collins Building
    Richmond Street, 22 G1 1XU Glasgow
  • Gallery of Modern Art - no fee
    Royal Exchange Square
    Opening hours: Mo-Th,Sa 10:00-17:00; Fr,Su 11:00-17:00
  • McLellan Galleries
    Renfrew Street
  • Modern Institute
    Osborne Street
  • Sharmanka Kinetic Theatre/Gallery - no fee
    Trongate, 103 G1 5HD Glasgow
    Phone: +44 141 552 7080
    Email: info@sharmanka.com
    A theatre of kinetic sculpture, where hundreds of carved figures and pieces of old scrap perform an incredible choreography to haunting music and synchronised light.
    Opening hours: Mo-Tu off; We 17:00-17:45; Th 17:00-20:10 Fr 13:00-13:45; Sa 15:00-15:
  • SWG3
    Eastvale Place, 100 G3 8QG Glasgow
    Phone: +44 141 337 1731
    Email: info@swg3.tv
  • The Glasgow Gallery of Photography
    Glassford Street, 57 G1 1UG Glasgow
  • Tranmission - no fee
    King Street
  • Trongate Gallery - no fee
    Trongate

Touristic Information

  • Clyde Walkway
    Stances 33-46
  • Glasgow City Centre Map
    Gordon Street, 79
  • Kelvingrove Park Ranger Centre
    Clayslaps Road
  • Map
    St. Georges Road
  • Map Sauchiehall Street
    Sauchiehall Street, 229
  • Memorial
    Prince of Wales Bridge
  • Scotrail Travel Helpdesk
  • VisitScotland Glasgow iCentre - VisitScotland
    Buchanan Street, 156a/158 G1 2LL Glasgow
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    John Knox Street
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    John Street
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    Argyle Street
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    St Vincent Street
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    Stances 48-57
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    Killermont Street
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    Stances 48-57
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    George Square, 50
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    Prince of Wales Bridge

Museum

Touristic Viewpoint

  • Mackintosh Tower
    Mitchell Street, 70
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