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People’s Palace Glasgow

The People’s Palace is nestled in Templeton Street in the renowned Glasgow Green area. The social history museum in Glasgow holds exhibitions on the industrial past of Glasgow & the native language. It also has an on-site cafe and a shop. The City Engineer of Glasgow - Alexander B. McDonald modeled the museum building with red sandstone, featuring a curved roof of glass & steel supported by iron columns for the Winter Gardens. Initially, when the People's Palace and Winter Gardens were constructed, these served as museums & meeting spaces for people in the east of Glasgow. The palace encompasses a significant collection of objects, classic artifacts, prints, photographs, and film that offers a unique insight into how the Glaswegians dwelled, played, & worked in the olden ages to the present time. Here, you will learn about the story of the city & its people from 1750 to the late 20th century. Visit this museum to know how Glasgow evolved into a spirited city! Read More

Pollock Country Park is one of the largest parks in Glasgow, Scotland, covering over 300 hectares of green space. The park is known for its extensive network of paths and trails, making it popular with walkers, joggers, and cyclists. People visit Pollock Country Park for its natural beauty, to enjoy outdoor recreation, and to relax and enjoy a peaceful and scenic escape from the city. The park has a variety of habitats, including woods, meadows, and wetlands, and is home to a range of wildlife, including deer, rabbits, and birds. It has something for everyone, from tranquil picnic areas to challenging cycling trails, and is the perfect place for families, friends, and couples to enjoy a day out. Read More

The Riverside Museum is a museum of transportation located on the banks of the River Clyde and is housed in a modern, ziggurat-style building designed by the architect Zaha Hadid. The Riverside Museum is a must-visit to experience the rich history of transportation and explore the evolution of transport technology. People visit the Riverside Museum to learn about the history of transportation, explore the evolution of transport technology, and admire the collection of historic and modern vehicles on display. The museum is known for its interactive exhibits, hands-on activities, and educational programs, which offer visitors a unique and engaging experience. The museum is also a popular destination for families who are interested in hands-on activities and educational programs that provide an exciting and informative experience. Read More

Located at Trongate 103 in the Merchant City, Sharmanka Kinetic Theatre is a performing arts theater in Glasgow. It has a sizable collection of kinetic or moving sculptures beautifully hand-carved characters made with scrap. The theatre offers vibrant shows stacked with cross-cultural stories and exquisite visuals that are liked by all generations. Remarkably, the sculptures of Sharmanka kinetic are also exhibited in Glasgow Museums, the Museum of Nonconformist Art in St Petersburg, and the Science Museum in Jerusalem Granada Science Park. Every show at this theatre is presented with a synchronized soundtrack and custom-fit lighting. The two main shows at this theatre are Promenade which is popular amongst audiences of all ages, and Wheels of Life, which is intended for an adult audience - both running for 40 minutes. You should not miss this unique experience in Glasgow.Sharmanka has been entertaining people for more than three decades, since its opening in St. Petersburg in 1989. The word Sharmanka is a Russian word for barrel-organ or wheel fiddle. Later, in 1996, the Sharmanka Kinetic Gallery was also inaugurated in Glasgow. Read More

One of the oldest operating businesses in Scotland, the Tennents Wellpark brewery produces some of the favorite beers in the country. The tour of the Brewery takes you through an immersive journey that traces the history of Tennent’s Lager. The Wellpark brewery produces the leading brand of pale lager in the market of Scotland - the Tennent's Lager since it was first produced in 1885. They serve the famous unpasteurized tank lager – the freshest pint of Tennent’s lager to the visitors. They also have a range of Tennent’s Authentic Export Beers. The Story of Tennent’s will take you behind the curtain of the famous beer manufacturing with a guided tour by the Tennent’s Heritage center that involves all about beer – from its origin, manufacturing, storing, and its place in Scottish culture. Also, this brewery has a gift shop where you will find merchandise and exclusive items on Tennent’s Story that are not available anywhere else. Read More