The tall ship Glenlee museum is located near the riverside museum. The museum is clean , provides friendly service and it’s very educational. The entry to the Tall ship is free and there is also a small souvenir shop. I managed to capture some remarkable pictures. I highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Scotland. It’s a must see!

This was a great addition to our trip to the Riverside museum and was well worth a look. You can look right through the ship and get down to the cargo deck too. The explanations and descriptions were very good and easily understood even for children. Those with mobility issues will struggle going between decks but there is a lift for each of the main decks which makes almost all of the ship accessible, some of the doors have high step overs which will also limit the access to some people. Overall the staff were amazing and helpful and the ship was definitely worth a visit.

Great ship - fantastic visit on all boards. Really impressive and stunning. How brave you had to be to sail in such a small but on the other hand big boat. A lesson of history not only for Kids. Really a must see in Glasgow.

If you're thinking of hosting a party or wedding here, READ THIS. I play in the Jiggers ceilidh band, and we play wedding venues all over Scotland, but the Tall Ship has to be one of the coolest and most unique venues. Really nice intimate atmosphere, and the space is just perfect for ceilidh dancing. You'll get amazing photos, and the staff we meet are all really nice. Strongly recommend.

Good for just under an hour to see a ship that was in service for over 120 years. Got to experience life on the high seas in terms of sleeping areas (captain vs. the others). Plenty of places to explore on the deck and down in the hull. Info to read; interactive stuff for kids (ring the bell, turn the steering wheel). Has a place to eat. Good views.

Very interesting, and worth the visit! You get to explore 70% of the ship, and appreciate the sheer size of it! The staff onboard are very knowledgeable and very friendly. If your at the museum, definitely give it a look afterwards, it's free of charge too. There is even a cafe below deck!

If visiting the Transport/Riverside Museum dont miss this. Kid friendly, great views and a stunning survivor of the later age of sail.

Do not miss visiting this wonderful ship-museum. Well preserved, you will be fascinated especially with family. Nice coffee corner inside the ship and toilettes.

History you can stand on and walk around. One of only 2 tall ships in the UK to visit (other Cutty Sark in London). Free entry to walk above deck and below, must admit going below was a real eye opener. Huge open spaces where shipments were stored. See/read about the last voyage over over 1,000 days. Big tip here is use the cafe onboard rather than the museum as most people opt for the museum so the ship cafe is quiet (was for our visit).

It was good to explore ship in details. It was really big and tall. From captain’s room to the kitchen, bathroom and other areas of the ship can be seen. Free entrance

Brilliant experience. It must of been seriously hard work being at sea on it. Bless them sailors.

We visited from South Africa with our children, 6 & 9. This was a fascinating experience. It was interesting to see the living space and the opulence of the captains quarters in comparison. We were surprised at the size of the hold. Well worth the visit. It is free but we definitely encourage you to give a donation at one of the available donation points.

Very well renovated ship. You can explore the whole ship. Really enjoyed the experience

The visit was excellent although, fortunately, we weren't forced to stand on a 30 cm square at the top of the masts like all new sailors had to! Good signage, not busy, very good for children and old alike.

Nice little ship which is free to enter. The ship has good history which is depicted well, the bowels were closed for a birthday party when we visited but still lots to see. It's an old ship so naturally access isn't great and there are some steep steps if you want to go up on the top decks.

Pretty decent ship, it’s free, but they do ask for a donation. It’s got some good information boards, but the best is just to look around the deck. It was cool to see them renovating the vessel, climbing up the nets at the side. Would recommend if your going to be he Riverside Museum.

It was a fabulous place to stand on! The sightseeing value is immense. It's not exactly accessible I would say. It's slippery also due to the rains and the atmosphere of the location - near the waters. It's cozy. The visit on the ship is free. Just be careful and hold onto something!!

A nice look into the past of transportation systems. The shop is open to children with activities and play areas. Don’t forget to ring the bell and turn the captain’s wheel for good photo ops

Yeah it was okay, a nice place for a walk around. I'm sure kids will love it. Not too much for adults though.

How better to appreciate the experience of an Edwardian seafarer than this beautifully restored ship. Great detail and access to cabins and decks

Well what a great museum one of the best ones I have ever visited if your in Glasgow or anywhere near this is a must visit place could easy spend full day in here it’s free Entry but I do recommend leave a small donation

Fascinating to visit this tall ship, whilst we were there we were watching the deck maintenance, just like it would have been done when the ship was built. Well worth a visit.

Absolutely wonderful. Please take change for a donation. Deffo more to see than you would have though. (Believe you can Organa private events such as weddings)

Beautiful place where is preserved piece of history. This place can give us idea and visualization of the certain time. Whole ship is with free access, no ticket required.

Fantastic well maintained tall ship to walk on and around. Entry is by donation and it's not part of the Riverside museum so do remember to donate, well worth it. There's a cafe below deck serving lovely food at really good prices and the staff couldn't be more friendly and helpful.

This is an wonderful place for individuals of all ages. The ship is much larger than it may initially may appear. There is a wonderful cafe on board. The majority of the boat is handicapped accessible. The staff is incredibly helpful and friendly. The Admission is free for this museum which makes it a very affordable day out.

Amazing experience. Very beautiful ship. Absolutely interesting

This was a really interesting place to visit, lots of boards to read about the ship's history, you could ring the bell on the ship, you could go into all of the rooms on board and below deck, lots to explore and it was all free. We left a donation as it was such a great place to visit.

We stopped off at this site while we were on the hop on hop off open bus tour of Glasgow. It is free to enter and can be accessed through the museum, which is also free entry. Both the museum and tall ship are worth a visit, and we spent a good hour and half visiting both before jumping back on the open top bus tour, which stops just outside.

Very interesting to be able to see the interior of this large old ship and how its crew lived in there

Great old ship that has been kept in good condition. Some of the interactive parts need fixing on it for kids. Great that you can hire it out of you wished for events. Free entry as well which is great!

No advance booking required, great way to spend an hour. Very photogenic. Interesting stuff on the information boards - sobering that just raising the anchor could take up to 18 of them six hours. You can have a coffee and a snack onboard if you like.

The Glen lee is a must visit if you are in Glasgow. The vessel is more than a hundred years old. Immaculately restored and explained in a variety of flex boards. The various levels of the ship especially the engine room is a treat for any mariner. A cafe and gift shop is also incorporated inside. Kids have a play area which is quite unique.

A really amazing place to visit, and to think - it's free! You get to clamber all over the place in this lovingly restored tall ship, and the visit will give you a real feel for what it must have been like to have been cooped up in one of these vessels. Fascinating!

Amazing ship to explore! It's bigger than you think! There are 4 floors! With lots to do! The main deck is good to see and ring the bell! Mid deck has a cafe and different exhibitions. The lower decks have a classroom and a play area. - Soft play for under 3s. And a few climbing things for 4+. The sack lift we spent a good 30mins messing with!

I have attended The Candlelight: The Tribute to Whitney Houston. It was a great time to listening classical performance of Whitney Houston songs. They could provide microphone for the artist who was talking about Whitney Houston's life. They were gest who drunk to much alcoholic drinks and disturbed in that concert.

Great free day out, fantastic ship and very informative, my little fella really enjoyed this trip, staff super nice and friendly.

Glenlee is a very interesting ship ,it was lovely seeing around the engine room and the stewards and sailors accommodation. Downstairs there are photos and information about the Glenlee when she was a cargo ship and how many times her name had changed over the years . There's a cafe down stairs which is good to .

I really enjoyed going on the deck of this epic ship, where one can see the mast up close! The insides are also open and have mock settings of ship life, accompanied by exhibits with information and ran by friendly staff.

Another awesome Glasgow attraction, which can be combined with a visit to the Riverside Museum (both have free entry). The displays are good and the ship is in excellent condition. Kids will love exploring the different spaces.

Amazing experience, great fun to walk around, much bigger than expected! There’s a cafe inside the ship, and lots to explore for adults and kids alike. It’s free to visit so something fun to do if you’re on a budget x

Really nice ship , worth seeing it if in Glasgow along with the transport museum

I had been to a candlelit concert on the ship a few months before but wanted to visit during regular opening hours so, having friends visiting from England, I suggested here. It was slightly disappointing that part of the ship was closed off for a private event but I shall just have to return another time. That said, the Riverside Museum itself was well worth the visit and there are lovely views along the River Clyde. I will definitely visit here again.

Great place to visit and has a nice view! It is free and has an interesting history and interior. Would definitely recommend

Had a great time in the tall ship. The kids loved getting to see what life was like on board, and enjoyed the interactive side of things. They got a chance to learn some simple morse code, and to use the machine.

Interesting to walk through a ship which sailed accross oceans, namely for someone from inland country. Listings are descriptive, balanced in length and information, with interesting real-life stories of the past. With access to nearly all the places and with interactive elements, wandering through the ship is attractive. The rat hunting makes you look around and pay attention in every place. For kids (3 and 6) it was quite entertaining activity. Free of charge on top it's a place definitely worthwhile to see!

We visited The Tall Ship at Riverside in Glasgow, Scotland after attending 2016 International Blair Atholl Scottish Jamborette. Our Scouts were scattered in all Scotland during several days doing the hospitality program where overseas Scouts stay at home of Scottish Scouts. The adults used these days to explore Scotland and the Three Masted Barque Gleenlee on River Clyde was one of the highlights. We explored all decks and exhibits to know more about maritime history in Glasgow.

Right in the heart of the city. It was great seeing that Clyde ship still afloat. Great and spectacular views.

Beautiful spot. I can't wait for the museum to open.

Interesting to anyone who wants to go on a tall ship, well nows ur chance , and get a refreshment also

Right to next to the Riverside Museum is the Tall Ship which you have to visit, if you are close by. It really takes you back in time. The cabins inside are very clean and well-arranged.

Amazing place to visit specially with your loved ones!!!

(Translated by Google) Fascinating ship placed in front of the transport museum, unfortunately due to the covid both are still closed. I recommend checking the reopening on the internet. Definitely worth a visit. (Original) Affascinante nave posta di fronte al museo dei trasporti, purtroppo per via del covid entrambi sono chiusi ancora. Consiglio di verificare su internet la riapertura . Sicuramente vale la pena di visitarlo.

Nice and free

Very interesting and have a cafe

It was reily nice as we had a lovely day to see it

Great place to visit safely!

A superb day out, fascinating place fantastic exhibition.

The ship is great, but they should have it lit up at night. It used to be. Must have ran out of light bulbs or the electricity bill is too expensive. What a pity

Very well organised and safe visit. Thanks

Lovely spot next to the clyde and ideal to visit during lockdown before the Riverside museum reopens and crowds return

The Tall Ship is an interesting relic of bygone maritime industry. It is fairly well preserved, and very interesting to explore, but I wish they'd offer more history or information on or around the ship. I was happy that the ship was more or less "hands on", and you could fiddle with things or climb ladders to go above or below deck (which has it's own gift shop and little cafe on board). It's an interesting thing to explore, especially for kids who are a little older.

Great place to visit when in Glasgow...and it's free! Was really enjoyable walking round and it took longer than I thought as there is a lot to see. Nice views of the river. Remember to leave a donation before you leave!

Awesome place to spend time between all antique things. Superb and romantic

Right behind the Riverside transportation museum is the Glenlee. It is free to explore but donations are welcome. You can see how the ship was set up back in the day from the beds, rooms, kitchen and rats!! Great for families. I went solo and spent about 30-45min there. There is also a cafe down in the lower decks.

Great free day out 😍😍but I really think the soft play area has so much more potential even if they redone it and charged a small fee, it would be great and also attract more birthday parties there is a niche in the market here definitely 😀

Nice place to visit, along with the transport museum.

Brilliant. It's free and offers a very aithrntic experience of a tall ship from the olden days. You can get around the whole ship and see where the sailors and officers lived and worked.

The Tall Ship is located in the Riverside Museum. The ship is legend and in very superb condition. She is so amazing, and I am so excited to explore inside the ship. You can also find many interesting things in the ship, also very good spot for taking pictures. This place is accessible from the city of Glasgow, you can take bus, train or hop on hop off bus.

Fantastic ship well restored and great historic interest.

Excellent example of a Talk Ship. Also cheaper to get something to eat than the Museum itself.

(Translated by Google) Admission is free but you can make donations, there are volunteer people who are responsible for maintenance, cleaning etc., you can appreciate the dedication they dedicate. He explains the history of the Glenglee, which became Galatea in Spain and years later he was rescued back to his home in Glasgow. I quite enjoyed the stay (Original) La entrada es gratuita pero puedes hacer donaciones, hay gente voluntaria que se encarga de su mantenimiento, limpieza etc.,se puede apreciar el esmero que dedican. Explica la historia del Glenglee, que pasó a ser Galatea en España y años después fue rescatado de vuelta a su casa en Glasgow. He disfrutado bastante la estancia

Wonderful and fascinating history of a trading ship plying its trade around the world. And surprisingly very interesting for my Spanish guests since it featured so strongly in their history too. Excellent reconstruction work, information and presentation helped by keen volunteers.

(Translated by Google) Fun to get on board! (Original) Kul att få gå ombord!

History within industry great friendly atmosphere

Great venue for our Christmas panto - City of Glasgow College drama students.

(Translated by Google) Great visit, there are activities for children and adults as well as a bar. Boat in perfect condition, very pleasant visit! (Original) Super visite, il y a des activités pour les enfants et adultes ainsi qu'un bar . Bateau en parfait état, visite très agréable !

Good place for hosting a private party.

The Tall Ship at the Glasgow Harbour is a must place to see when you visit Glasgow. The ship is anchored at the front of the museum and it is free to entry. You'll see the cabins that used to be used by the officers, the ship's engine, her galley, etc. You can also book a wedding to be held onboard this ship!

Beautiful place to visit. Well maintained. You can also have a coffee here .

Very interesting great for kids

Pity I have to leave one star so that I can leave a review. The staff within the cafe/restaurant are so Inept it is unbelievable. One person in front of me and it takes 15mins for the staff to achieve a simple order of 2x coffee 1x tea and three sandwiches.. The Q then proceded to get unbelievably longer. If you are hungry go elsewhere shocking service

Amazing. I like to visit the Ship even for Sunday afternoon coffee only....

Good faculties

Interesting and interactive. Something for everybody.

(Translated by Google) Great ship, also interesting for children. Not quite as impressive inside but worth seeing! (Original) Tolles Schiff, für Kinder auch interessant. Innen nicht ganz so imposant aber sehenswert!

My kids loved the tall ship.

Amazing place