Best places: Historical landmarks in Bearsden, United Kingdom

Victorian-era cemetery containing the graves & mausoleums of prominent Glaswegians of the day.

👍👍 Imposing and decorative fountain. Could do with a little clean up but is well framed in it’s surroundings and if you look at the detailing it’s quite a work of art. Not dissimilar to the best works seem abroad in places like Rome. Well worth a visit.

Exhibits describing Glasgow's industrial past & the local vernacular, plus an on-site cafe.

👍👍 A must see if you’re in the area! The walk is lovely and there’s great information signs around the site. A great thing to do on a sunny day!

👍👍 Beautiful entrance into Glasgow Green.

Landmark Rennie Mackintosh-designed exhibition space dedicated to architecture, design & the city.

👍👍 Never knew this was on my doorstep. There is a small parking area next to it and its within walking distance to the walace well. You can visit both sites in one day. The monument is in great condition.

👍👍 This place is excellent. Well looked after with good informative signage. Keep up the good work Scotland this is a superb example of Roman architecture. We spent a good three quarters of an hour ambling around imagining what it was like and how it all worked, the furnace, the underfloor heating for...

👍👍 One of the last giant cantilever cranes built on the Clyde. Specifically designed for carrying huge engines and locomotives for loading onto ships and transport across the British Empire. The design was copied across the world. As many as 30,000 locomotives were produced in Springburn and carried t...

Designed by a famous local architect in the 1870s, this public staircase bears a classical style.

👍👍 Lord Roberts Monument is a located in Glasgow's Kelvingrove Park and dedicated to Field Marshal Lord Roberts. The monument consists of a bronze statue on a plinth surrounded by four smaller bronze statues symbolizing victory, peace, courage, and patriotism. Visitors can admire the beautiful sculptur...

👍 The seven-storey Tolbooth Steeple is Glasgow Cross`s most important feature and it is topped by a clock and a stone crown. It was built in 1626 at what was the meeting point of the main streets of Glasgow at that time. The Square has 3 beautiful Tower clocks.

👍👍 A beautiful walk to take, especially during autumn when you get a lovely range of colours. There's plenty to see, including the old copper tree outside which blew over in a storm decades ago but rerooted itself sideways and is still growing to this day. A great place to take dogs to run around, or...

👍👍 I can remember when this was a working fountain and in good condition and it would be great to see it restored to how it once was.

😐 This statue commemorates when Colonel William F Cody brought his Buffalo Bill Wild West Show to this part of Glasgow. Almost 115 years. The statue features Buffalo Bill on a horse, leaning back, while trying to stay on a bucking horse.