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Once in Glasgow the various sites like the Glasgow Cathedral, the oldest building in Glasgow and then right next to it the oldest house in Glasgow, Provand's Lordship dating from 1471 will be first on the list to be visited.

The People's Palace and Winter Gardens in Glasgow Green, a museum and glasshouse which is a conservatory with a wonderful collection of tropical and subtropical plants. The museum dates from 1898 and portrays the people and their history from 1750 to date. The Doulton Fountain must also be visited, the largest terracotta fountain in the world built in honour of Queen Victoria.

The city is around St George Square centre must be visited and it is widely regarded as the city centre of Glasgow. The square displays the statue of 12 famous people which includes Queen Victoria, Walter Scott and Robbie Burns and also the landmark Town Hall with its 230 feet tower. The square offers the opportunity to visit the Merchant District where café's, restaurants and boutiques will ensure that everybody gets refreshed and spend their money on something nice.

No visit to Glasgow will be complete without a visit to the Riverside Museum with its adjacent Tall Ship the Glenlee, which is perfectly restored. The museum offers locomotives, carriages, vintage cars and model ships and a replica of a 1938 Glasgow street. This will take you back to yesteryear.