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Must Do’s
- Walk along Ashton Lane, a pretty cobbled street in the leafy West End with boutiques, cafés, and restaurants
- Walk through Kelvingrove Park or the Botanics
- Enjoy the Italian boutiques in the upcoming Merchant City
- Shop on pedestrian Buchanan Street
- Watch an international movie at the Glasgow Film Theatre, Rose Street, Tel 0141 332 6535
- Visit the Gallery of Modern Art on Queen Street
- Visit the Glasgow School of Art on Renfrew Street designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Glasgow Restaurants
Ubiquitous Chip, 12 Ashton Lane, Tel 0141 334 5007
One of Glasgow’s oldest restaurants - Scottish fine dining
Rogano , 11 Exchange Place, Tel 0141 248 4055
Highly renowned for oysters and fresh sea food - the décor represents the Cunard Ship “Queen Mary”
Fratelli Sarti , 121 Bath Street Tel 0141 204 0440
Traditional trattoria run by the Italian Sarti brothers with a relaxed bustling atmosphere
Café Anadaluz, Cresswell Lane, Tel 0141 339 1111
Spanish restaurant serves authentic tapas and paella, on the pretty cobbled west end lane
Soba, 11 Mitchell Lane, Tel 0141 204 2404
Informal modern bar and restaurant serving Asian food, including sushi, tempura, pad Thai & curries
Karma Sutra, 331 Sauchiehall Street, Tel 0141 332 0055
Indian restaurant with an authentic Indian menu
Glasgow Bars
Corinthian, 191 Ingram Street, Tel 0141 552 1101
Arta, 13 Walls Street, Tel 0141 552 2101
Strata, 45 Queen Street, Tel 0141 221 1888
October Café, Princess Square, Buchanan Street, Tel 0141221 0303
Firebird, 1321 Argyll Street, Tel 0141 334 0594
Cottiers, 93 Hyndland Street, Tel 0141 357 5825
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