Three day family itinerary

Day One

Morning:

1. Start the day by visiting the Riverside Museum, which showcases the history of transport in Glasgow. Kids will love exploring the interactive exhibits, vintage cars, ships, and even a recreated street from the early 20th century.
2. Afterward, head to the Glasgow Science Centre. This hands-on museum offers various interactive exhibitions, an IMAX cinema, and a planetarium where families can learn about space and science in a fun way.

 

Afternoon:

1. Grab a quick lunch at a family-friendly restaurant near the Science Centre.
2. Take a short walk to the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. This stunning building houses a vast collection of art, artifacts, and natural history exhibits. Don’t miss the famous Salvador Dali painting or the interactive Discovery Centre, where kids can participate in various educational activities.

 

Evening:

1. Walk over to the Kelvingrove Park for some fresh air and outdoor activities. Rent bicycles, have a picnic, or simply enjoy a relaxing stroll in this beautiful park.
2. To end the day, have dinner at a local restaurant and enjoy a leisurely evening in the city.

 

Day Two.

Morning:

1. Start the day with a visit to the Glasgow Botanic Gardens. Kids will love exploring the glasshouses, filled with exotic plants, and take a leisurely stroll through the beautifully landscaped gardens.
2. Afterward, head to the People’s Palace and Winter Gardens. This museum explores the history of Glasgow’s working-class people and offers insight into the city’s social history. The adjacent Winter Gardens house a tropical glasshouse, perfect for exploring and learning about different plant species.

 

Afternoon:

1. Enjoy a tasty lunch at a nearby cafe or restaurant.
2. Visit the Glasgow Green, a lovely park located along the River Clyde. Here, you can rent bikes, go for a family walk, or even have a picnic. Kids can play around the various playgrounds and enjoy the open green spaces.

 

Evening:

1. Take a leisurely walk along the River Clyde and enjoy the stunning views of the city.
2. Treat yourselves to a delicious dinner at a family-friendly restaurant in the city center.

 

Day Three.

Morning:

1. Start the day by visiting the Glasgow Science Centre again, as they offer different workshops and exhibitions throughout the year. Check their website for any special events or activities specifically designed for families.

 

Afternoon:

1. Enjoy a delicious lunch at a family-friendly restaurant near the Science Centre.
2. Head to the Glasgow Children’s Museum. This interactive museum is specifically designed for children, allowing them to play, learn, and explore various exhibits and activities connected to science, art, and more.

 

Evening:

1. Visit the Buchanan Street, Glasgow’s main shopping district. Kids can indulge in some retail therapy, and there are often street performers to entertain them.
2. Have a farewell dinner at a restaurant of your choice and bid goodbye to Glasgow, cherishing the memories made during your family trip.