The Tenement House – the last gaslight in GlasgowThe entrance to the Tenement House is one of many in the street. What lies behind it, however, is unique.
People’s Palace, Glasgow Green and the Doulton FountainThe People’s Palace in Glasgow was designed to provide education and recreation for people in the poorest parts of the city. Today it does this for visitors from all over the world
Riverside Museum and the Tall Ship in GlasgowThe Riverside Museum attracts visitors with its modern architecture and exciting exhibits. There is another special attraction at the back
Kelvingrove Museum – art and history in a great settingBeautiful outside, and inside too. The Kelvingrove Museum is a great building with many interesting exhibitions inside.
Scottish Crannog Centre – Living like in the Iron AgeAt the Scottish Crannog Centre on Loch Tay, visitors can immerse themselves in Scotland’s Iron Age. A museum and the village showcase life in the past.
Perth Museum – Scotland’s Stone of Destiny lies hereIn the old royal city of Perth, the new museum displays one of Scotland’s most important national treasures: the Stone of Destiny. But the museum offers even more.
Museum of Island Life – old Blackouses on the Isle of SkyeDark, thatched houses duck into the Skye landscape. Inside, it’s cramped and there’s a smell of peat fire. The Skye Museum of Island Life impressively shows its visitors what life was like here a hundred years ago.
