Come to Riverside Skatepark to experience local skate culture with ramps for all levels. Great for people-watching with fun, views, and community vibes.

Hamilton Crescent, home to the world’s first international football match, is a historic, peaceful ground where cricket, memories, and heritage live on.

Just steps from Hillhead Subway, Pastèis Lisboa offers warm service, fresh-baked tarts, and rich coffee. Try their classic pastel de nata!

Ruchill Park is a hidden park. Locals come here for peaceful walks, frisbee golf, and stunning views of Glasgow stretching to the northern mountains.

Welcoming all to Glasgow, the Clyde Clock’s quirky, rushed figure mirrors the city's fast pace. Ironically, even its installation was late!

Rickshaw & Co. in Glasgow's West End offers vibrant Indian and Bangladeshi dishes, from must-try Bel Puri to award-winning fragrant curries.

Stroll down University Avenue in Glasgow to admire 500 years of architecture, from the historic University Building to the modern expansions of today.

The Stewart Memorial Fountain in Kelvingrove Park is a peaceful spot to relax, read, or enjoy pizza from Dough Man’s Land while watching life go by.

La Bodega in Dennistoun serves top-notch Venezuelan coffee, tajada arepas, black bean empanadas, and pabellón arepas — perfect for a delicious meal!

Clan Skates offers top gear for skateboarding, snowboarding, and surfing, plus expert service—all from a wee blue shop near Kelvinhall.

Roots, Fruits & Flowers is Glasgow’s go-to for fresh produce, whole foods, and beautiful blooms. The deli and café offer delicious, locally sourced food.

The Alchemy Experiment offers great coffee, fresh bakes from Big Bear Bakery, and local art—all in a bright, welcoming space perfect for a cozy catch-up!