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Glasgow is Scotland's largest city and the industrial hub. Few medieval buildings are left in Glasgow, except St Mungo's Cathedral, however the wealth of the industrial boom led to engineering masterpieces such as the Loch Katrine aqueduct, the Subway and tramway systems, the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, the Mitchell Library and the City Chambers. More recent urban rejuvenation has bought a new wave of architecture to the city outdating it's unfair label as a city of depravity. For example, there are the structures of the Clyde Waterfront regeneration project and the Royal Concert Hall. Perhaps most famous of all though is the Clyde Auditorium. Glasgow is also home to the leafy Kelvingrove Park, The Museum of transport, galleries such as The Lillie Art and McLean and the M&D theme park. Merchant Square adds yet more Victorian style and is home to a wonderful collection of bars and restaurants. |
Map of Glasgow City Centre including:
- Glasgow Central and Queens Street Stations.
- The River Clyde and Harbours.
- Princes Square and St Enoch Shopping Centre.
- Cowcaddens, Calton, Gallowgate, Bridgeton, Hutchesontown, Gorbels, Hamilton Hill.
- Kingston, Port Eglinton, Tradeston, Anderston, Garnethill, Woodside, Firhill.
- Port Dundas.
- River Kelvin and North Kelvin.
- Forth and Clyde Canal.
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This map is useful for:
- Tourist Information and Sightseeing.
- Short Breaks in a Hotel.
- Shopping in Glasgow.
- Glasgow Business Travellers.
- Students of Glasgow University.
- Download and view this map offline on your PC, Laptop, iPad, iPhone or Android Mobile Phone or Tablet.
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