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Author	yermawsgotbawz
Comment	There’s no softplay open yet. Depending on the weather, I’d go for a walk around Kelvingrove Park and visit Kelvingrove museum (you do need to book this). Failing that there’s lots of public parks to explore and most have a children’s playpark included. If you can say which region of the city you’re staying in maybe we can recommend something convenient/good places for family dinners etc
Reddit Link	https://www.reddit.com/r/glasgow/comments/iqvsn1/recommendations_a_day_out_with_a_3_year_old/g4ui1qi/
Created	Fri 11th Sep 2020 7:06pm
Status	normal ()

There’s no softplay open yet.

Depending on the weather, I’d go for a walk around Kelvingrove Park and visit Kelvingrove museum (you do need to book this).

Failing that there’s lots of public parks to explore and most have a children’s playpark included.

If you can say which region of the city you’re staying in maybe we can recommend something convenient/good places for family dinners etc