| Comment | I suggested this in another similar thread recently:
Visit the Kelvin Walkway. I'd recommend this to anyone visiting the city, especially if they're planning to go to Kelvingrove Museum anyway.
Start at the Botanic Gardens (Hillhead Subway station is close by). Head down the back of the gardens. There are steps which lead down through the the trees down to the River Kelvin below (look for signs saying "Kelvin Walkway").
Follow the river southwards towards the Art Galleries and Kelvingrove Park, stopping for a pint at Inn Deep or somewhere else near Kelvinbridge or Great Western Road. Not a long walk, maybe 30 minutes to an hour, presuming you don't stop anywhere along the way, but it's a spectacular and overlooked aspect of the city that's often missed by visitors. The route takes you underneath huge Victorian bridges and takes you through Kelvingrove Park, maybe the city's nicest park.
I'd take it slow, and stop by other nearby places on the way to Kelvingrove Museum.
The (Park district)[https://maps.app.goo.gl/LwbVFL8SySRZ6frf9] is worth a wander and has great views. |
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