Argyll Hotel
3 StarsTraditional Georgian townhouse charm, Walkable OVO Hydro proximity
Traditional Georgian townhouse charm, Walkable OVO Hydro proximity
Excellent city transport links, Historic architectural charm
Smart rooms with tech galore, On-site fitness studio
Riverside Mariner Restaurant, Riverside Beauty spa and pool
Beneroti restaurant and bar, On-site private parking
River Clyde panoramic views, Thyme Bar and Grill
Gourmet Bar and Restaurant, Rooftop wellness and fitness hub
Smart rooms with casting tech, On-site 24-hour fitness studio
Spacious riverfront studios, On-site Finnieston Quay parking
Eclectic 18th-century mansion design, Rooftop wellness and spa terrace
Historic former dance school setting, Charing Cross district location
Springfield Quay entertainment hub, Triple-occupancy bunk rooms
Bar and Block Steakhouse, Multi-station transport access
Floor-to-ceiling river views, Outdoor River terrace
Flexible leisure access policy, Double Double family rooms
Panoramic Glasgow city views, Central Buchanan Street location
Intriguing outdoor cigar shack, Fashionable West End location
Bo'Vine Meats & Wines steakhouse, Historic Venetian-style architecture
Heated indoor swimming pool, Cask & Clyde bar and restaurant
Upper-floor city panoramas, Digital check-in services
Family-run Victorian townhouse, OVO Hydro and SECC proximity
Family-friendly accommodation, Central Merchant City location
Flexible triple guest rooms, Victorian architectural heritage
On-site Bar Cafe, Pet-friendly city stay
Heated indoor swimming pool, Extensive on-site city parking
Indoor pool and health club, Grand Ballroom event space
Extensive thermal spa experience, Dedicated wellness and fitness studio
Historic Victorian railway landmark, Central Style Mile proximity
Panoramic Glasgow city views, Convenient West End proximity
Tech-forward modular room concept, Buchanan Quarter proximity
Upper floor city panoramas, Grain & Grill restaurant
Modern health and leisure club, Anderston station proximity
Modern glass-and-concrete architecture, Windowless focus fitness center
Sacred Garden rooftop bar, Presidential Suite with golden bath
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The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum re-opened in 2006 after being closed for refurbishment for three years. 1.9 million people visited in the first year of opening, putting it first among Scottish tourist attractions and making it the most visited museum in the United Kingdom outside of London. It has received five stars from Visit Scotland. The permanent collections comprise art, decorative arts, archaeology, natural history. The renovations gave the museum more usable space, and allowed the number of objects on display to double, from 4000 to 8000. Notable exhibits include objects and pieces of furniture by Charles Rennie MacKintosh, the main name of the Art-Nouveau movement in Glasgow, and the famous Christ of St John of the Cross by Salvador Dali. The building itself is built of red sandstone, the traditional building material in Glasgow which gives the city a lot of its character, in a Spanish Baroque style. It is located a few minutes away from the Kelvinhall underground station. Entry to the museum is free, as with all the museum belonging to the city of Glasgow. Opening times are available on the museum’s website.
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is a top attraction in Glasgow, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Yorkhill, University of Glasgow & Visitor Centre, Kelvingrove Park, Hunterian Art Gallery, all within a convenient distance from Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.