Glasgow Regional Information

From lavish mansion houses and imposing architecture to the humble charm of rural life, Glasgow and its environs has something for everyone.

Join a practical demonstration at Greenbank Garden, try your hand at weaving at Weaver’s Cottage, or why not treat yourself at the award winning Edwardian kitchen restaurant at Pollok House?

Productions by Scottish Opera, the RSNO Summer Proms and the West End Festival as well as the smooth sounds of Glasgow International Jazz Festival, the rousing Hogmanay Celebrations and Celtic Connections are just some of the vibrant annual events, which reinforce its reputation as one of Europe’s leading cultural capitals.

Around the area’s parks, towns and villages, events like the colourful World Pipe Band Championships on Glasgow Green, the ancient Lanimer Day festivities in Lanark, and The Shot in Paisley also provide celebration, fun and spectacle.

No matter when you choose to visit Glasgow you’ll find live performances, festivals and entertainment fifty-two weeks of the year.

 NTS properties to visit in the areas include:

Greenbank Garden; Holmwood House; Hutchesons' Hall; National Museum of Rural Life; David Livingstone Centre; The Tenement House; Weaver's Cottage and Pollok House.