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Glasgow Accessible Tourism Itinerary Glasgow Highlights (2 Day) 2 Riverside Museum G R E A M T AR Y W H I E L S L T E R R N O G A A R R O D S A C D U B E R D Glasgow Accessible TourismO ItineraryA T S A O R D D L L A L L A O A R H S H S R E G E I I R G P IB A GlasgowY HighlightsSO (2A day) N N R P B Cricket ST C I Ground N K S Glasgow University E D A81 Port T L A82 R O T D N S N S O ST W ’ Dundas E R H O in G O C O R S v A B808 R l DUMBARTON RD Kelvinhall D O U Hospital e Kelvingrove L E D H K G A C r T Partick N S S e D Y v St George’s Kelvingrove i S S Junction 17 Junction 16 T A BE S R Cross I T H T R R O S E Art Gallery W T R E E A D D D A804 L N R A and Museum I E M8 N B E V A814 U B OLD DU L D MBA W C O RT E EST S B O Kelvingrove G R Cowcaddens N K RAH B R AM S A S I D T G E Park ’S T L S Hospital T A Junction O S R The Royal A E M8 18 L N Y L G Glasgow T R S K E School of Riverside L Y NF Conservatoire I L REW Art E E G H S Film D T S E T D of Scotland T Museum A S T R E I K T L L O A E C E R R U C HI E H R O R A L Theatre B W H E S Mitchell C E O E A G D M D DE R Y U T Library NS A R A E S ST AU D T H ELEY Centre for C C RK R H BE IE Buchanan S HA S LL Bus Station G BA R O L Contemporary TH ST KIL V S T LE E A I T RMO N E The Tall Ship S Royal NT R ST V O Arts P S Sauchiehall A D Concert Buchanan O D O T T I Finnieston L Hall Galleries N N S T T Street E T A H S O I U T SE S R O Govan A S S T V I N W T F B H C E N T S T R E T . 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Contains Ordnance Survey C O data Crown copyright and database right 2015. 0 500m T S T T MO S RR T T E ISO G N S E S S R I T E E O EEN V T D T X R E F D M N O Y R R I S K S S NE T G D E T A O LS S O O T S N S T H D N W T R D ST I E D E AL E T R L E A R IV R I CE S ES C T E T B Day 1 A T D R E S W A E E A U R M R E O T T M S T S N O S R C S L A A C B George Square 1 R O T G S E The large open space W sits in the heart of the city and forms the start point for our journey. Being close to both Central and Queen Street rail stations, bus interchanges, and the tour buses, it’s an easy place to get to. From here you can explore the local attractions, do a bit of shopping or try out the city’s many places to eat. George Square is a great transport hub for getting to other parts of the city. The City Sightseeing buses stop in the square. An all day ticket lets you travel to the main attractions and you can get on and off as much as you like. Several of the sightseeing buses are wheelchair accessible and you can get more information from the driver. The number 100 bus service runs between George Square, Riverside and Kelvingrove. The route uses modern, wheelchair accessible, electric buses. Another option for getting around is to take one of Glasgow’s many accessible taxis. From George Square head for the Riverside Museum using the City Sightseeing bus or the Service 100 Bus. Admission to the Riverside Museum and The Tall Ship is free, although donations are invited. Glasgow Accessible Tourism Itinerary Glasgow Highlights (2 day) 2 Riverside Museum The Riverside Museum nestles alongside the bank of the Clyde and provides a glimpse into Glasgow’s rich transport history. Modern and purpose-built, the galleries offer everything from steam locomotives through to cars, buses and bicycles. Viewing platforms provide for easy access along with interpretation panels; including some with BSL. There’s something for young and old alike and plenty of options to take a well-earned break in one of the cafés. After visiting the Riverside Museum leave by the quayside exit where you will see The Tall Ship, the Glenlee moored alongside the quay. 3 The Tall Ship The Tall Ship, the Glenlee is a three masted barque first launched in 1896 and is moored on the Clyde. Today it forms a living museum and offers visitors the chance to explore its three decks and cargo hold. Ramps link the quayside to the ship and an on-board lift makes for easy access between the decks. The Tween deck café and shop complement the visit and audio guides are available to help you explore. From the bus stop outside the Riverside Museum take the City Sightseeing bus or the Service 100 bus to the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. Admission is free although donations are invited. 4 Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum Opened at the turn of the last century, Kelvingrove’s galleries are home to works of art, antiquities, natural history and more. Catch a glimpse of Salvador Dali’s Christ of St John of the Cross, visit the dinosaurs, check out some armour, or explore the work of the Glasgow Boys. With so much to see it could take a while and there are plenty of seats, a coffee shop and a café for lunch and snacks. There is dedicated disabled parking, lifts, easy to access interpretation panels, and accessible toilets. In the evening why not visit one of Glasgow’s many restaurants? If you’re dining in the West End check out the popular Hanoi Bike Shop with its delicious Vietnamese menu. Or in the city centre, head to the award-winning Hutchesons Bar & Brasserie, an iconic Grade-A listed building with different dining options spread out over three floors. Glasgow Accessible Tourism Itinerary Glasgow Highlights (2 day) Day 2 5 Gallery of Modern Art A five-minute walk from the main railway stations in Glasgow city centre and two minutes from George Square the Gallery of Modern Art offers four floors of modern art with exhibitions featuring local, national and international artists.
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