The COP26 conference will see some of Glasgow’s most popular attractions – including the Gallery of Modern Art and Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum – close their doors for the first two weeks of November.
But there are still plenty of fun things to do – many of them unique to the Dear Green Place.
From enjoying afternoon tea in an artistic masterpiece, to visiting a city of the dead, here are 10 Glaswegian experiences no visitor should miss out on.
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9. Enjoy a cup of tea with Charles Rennie Mackintosh
There are several Willow Tea Rooms in Glasgow, but the original is on Sauchiehall Street. The Mackintosh at the Willow tea room was opened by Kate Cranston in 1903 and was famously designed by Glasgow design pioneer Charles Rennie Mackintosh. It reopened in 2018 after a full renovation and also offers a shop and visitors centre. Photo: Google Maps
10. Find out how Scotland's favourite beer is made
Tennent's is Scotland's best selling lager and a visit to Glasgow's Wellpark Brewery gives visitors the chance to see how it's made, enjoy a few tastings, and take a trip down memory lane with old television adverts and beer memorabilia. Photo: Google Maps