Excellent visit very informative really enjoyed the experience very handy for Glasgow city centre within walking distance or very quick trip by taxi I would really recommend it Full review by williambV5257ZW
Mar 24, 2024
Very disappointing. The guide was trying to tell us the tenement showed how poor people lived. The apartment was clearly not for the poor, it has a kitchen & bathroom. I think the National trust coul… Full review by Daf1233
Mar 16, 2024
Well worth a visit, what a treasure! We are so fortunate that all this has been saved over the decades. Lots to take in and a chance to go back in time with authentic everything. Full review by Denise P
With difficulty as with any city centre location. My advice would be to use the Subway & walk. You might find some parking spaces but it will be a lottery & I’m not sure what the …
With difficulty as with any city centre location. My advice would be to use the Subway & walk. You might find some parking spaces but it will be a lottery & I’m not sure what the restrictions are.
Hi, I'm not sure about that. I would advise joining Visit Scotland as a Member. You can then visit lots of venues throughout the year. It is well worth the membership fee. Other places …
Hi, I'm not sure about that. I would advise joining Visit Scotland as a Member. You can then visit lots of venues throughout the year. It is well worth the membership fee. Other places nearby are Pollock House, Holmwood, Gardens. Happy visiting.
The house is open from 1st March to 31st October between 1pm and 5pm, with the last admission being at 4.30pm. Last summer, however, during July and August, they were …
The house is open from 1st March to 31st October between 1pm and 5pm, with the last admission being at 4.30pm. Last summer, however, during July and August, they were open from 11am on Friday and Saturday. I'm not sure if they will be doing the same this year, though.
Apr 11, 2024
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