Things to Do in Glasgow

You can browse 3 floors of high street, department and designer shops offering everything from homeware to malt whisky at stylish Buchanan Galleries. The huge shopping centre is less than 100 metres from Holiday Inn Glasgow City Centre-Theatreland.

A Single Malt Scotch Whisky distillery, and in the heart of Glasgow. This is Glasgow's first whiskey distillery in over 100 years. It's a perfect tour when you're staying at our Glasgow city hotel. Enjoy the visitor experience, cafe and specialist whisky shop next time you're visiting.

Located direclty opposite the hotel, the Royal Concert Hall is host to many fabulous classical concerts and events.

The Theatre Royal hosts many popular Theatre productions including Musicals, Plays, Ballet and Comedy.

Opened in 1904, King's Theatre is the sister theatre of Glasgow's Theatre Royal and is located a few minutes' walk from our hotel. Grab a meal at our La Bonne Auberge restaurant before catching a show next door at the theatre.

SEC Campus is home to Conferences, Concerts and Exhibitions

Home to Celtic Football Club and located in Parkhead, this home stadium has a capacity of 60,832. This is the largest stadium in Scotland and the 8th largest in the UK.

Located in the Southside of Glasgow, Ibrox is the home of Rangers Football Club. Get tickets to a game when you're here in Glasgow or book a tour of the famous stadium.

One of Scotland's most popular free attractions, this museum features 22 themed galleries displaying a total of 8000 objects. This is a perfect day activity on a rainy day in Glasgow.

Opened in 2013, the SSE Hydro plays host to national and international music mega stars and has also hosted major sporting and entertainment events including the MTV music award, the Commonwealth Games and most recently the World Gymnastics Championships. Seating up to 13,000 people, the SSE Hydro is Scotland's premier music venue. The Hydro can be reached in around 10 minutes by taxi, a short ride on the underground from Glasgow Central Station, or enjoy a 30 minute stroll along the riverside.

Glasgow's award-winning transport museum. Located along the Glasgow Clyde, with over 3000 objects on display from Glasgow's rich past. This is perfect for all ages.

Erected between AD 1136 and 1484, this is the oldest cathedral in mainland Scotland - and the oldest building in Glasgow. Admire fine collections of stained glass windows and carved stone ceilings. Make sure to explore Glasgow's Necropolis which joins onto the Cathedral.

Located in the heart of Glasgow in the Royal Exchange Square, GoMA is free for guests to enter. This is Scotland's most visited art gallery and includes extensive contemporary art collections.

The oldest museum in Glasgow, the Hunterian has been in the centre of Glasgow's West End since 1807. Located inside the University of Glasgow - this museum connects people with stories, artwork and stunning collections of objects.

A Victorian garden cemetery, behind Glasgow Cathedral. The Necropolis was modeled on Père-Lachaise in Paris. Guided tours are available of this 37-acre cemetery.

Found alongside the River Kelvin in the West End of Glasgow - the Botanic Gardens is great to explore on a Sunday afternoon. Marvel at Kibble Palace - the huge glasshouse which houses tropical rainforest plants inside.

Glasgow Green is a 55-acre park located just outside the city centre. Home to popular events like TRNSMT music festival and the World Pipe Band Championships. Check out what our hotel has to offer if you're planning a trip to these events.