This trail was made as part of the West Boathouse project by Ingrid Shearer, Deirdre Molloy and Kirsty Crawford. The West Boathouse is the long, red-roofed building on the north ri...

A Very Quiet Street? Exploring the hidden histories of West Princes Street and Queens Crescent. Writers Zoë Strachan and Louise Welsh lead a half-mile walk along West Princes Stree...

The Gallus Glasgow project by Glasgow City Heritage Trust tells to story of the city's Victorian heritage through the eyes of Thomas Sulman, illustrator of the incredible Bird's Ey...

The Gallus Glasgow project by Glasgow City Heritage Trust tells the story of the city's Victorian heritage through the eyes of Thomas Sulman, illustrator of the incredible Bird's E...

Embark on a thrilling adventure through Dennistoun's history on the Kids' Heritage Trail! Dennistoun is named after its founder, Alexander Dennistoun, who after buying this land ...

A tour of Ghost Signs in Glasgow’s City Centre, featuring shops selling everything from sponges to corsets to typewriters! Ghost Signs of Glasgow was started in 2018 by Glasgow Ci...

A tour of Ghost Signs in Glasgow’s West End featuring pubs, grocers and an old ice cream parlour! Ghost Signs of Glasgow was started in 2018 by Glasgow City Heritage Trust. Ghost ...

Often described as the city’s ‘historic heart’, the East End is a mixture of iconic buildings, independent shops and of course plenty of ghost signs. From the Barras, which makes o...

Embark on an adventure through Garnethill's rich history! Follow the Heritage Trail and discover Scotland's first synagogue, Beethoven's musical legacy, Miss Toward's time capsu...

Are you ready for a trip around Merchant city? 🍎 Visit the Old Fruit Market, where history blooms in Merchant Square. 🪦 Explore the Ramshorn Church, home to ghostly tales of m...

This walk from Kirklee along the River Kelvin will take you on a scenic journey with bridges old and new, simple and grand. You’ll learn about the engineering behind the bridges an...

Explore Glasgow’s Clyde bridges and let them tell you the tale of the city's development from the pedestrian and horse traffic of the middle ages, through the railway mania of the ...