Best places: Tourist attractions in Clydebank, United Kingdom

👍👍 Such a Lovely Beautiful Park 💕with lovely flower beds, plenty of open space, a beautiful beach with a stunning view of the Dumbarton Castle, very peaceful and quiet, clean and well looked after. A beautiful Place to go for a walk, relax and connect to nature . It’s always pleasure to visit 💞

👍👍 Great wee walk 40 mins each way, quite steep at the start but it levels out pretty much for most of the walk. Bring waterproof shoes as it can be very boggy. Stunning views of Loch Lomond on a nice day, and make sure you persist to the unique rocks formation at the end of the walk.

👍👍 I've always loved Ardardan and we have regularly visited for years. The café is fantastic, with a great selection of food and cakes so that you'll never be leaving unsatisfied. The shop is also great, mixing home grown farm food and rarer to find branded food you can always get some unique stuff in...

19th-century castle & surrounding park with ornamental gardens, nature trails & cultural events.

Castle with Georgian governor's house, 18th-century artillery fortifications and Ben Lomond views.

👍👍 Another hidden gem 💎 Located at the foot of Kilpatrick Hills which offer stunning views of Bowling Harbour, the River Clyde and beyond.. Really worth exploring this cracking walking/cycle route. Its a beautiful place to lose your self and enjoy mother nature some cute friendly wide life . There is...

👍👍 An experience of a lifetime. Pilot sounded like Christian Slater so was funny hearing him comment through the headphones. The plane was no as cramped as I thought it would be looking at it from the outside. Take off was great and once up you get the best possible view of Loch Lomond and onwards (wha...

Open seasonally, this walled garden established in 1797 has a playground, pathways & a floral maze.

Relaxed self-contained cottages offering Wi-Fi, set in gardens & woodlands.

👍👍 Absolutely gorgeous. We loved our visit and came back early the next morning and had the shore to ourselves. Staff are really knowledge and friendly. Nice walks around the reserve. No sign of ospreys or beavers but did see a tawny owl!

👍 It's not the tallest hill, or the most challenging but the view from the top is fantastic. Starting from the large car park at the bottom, a walk up and back down can be done in an hour, if you want to enjoy the views and explore the rock formations, then give it 2 hours. The steepest part is at the...

😐 Was at Monty's today with my 4 year old son, the soft play inside is excellent but the "Farm Park" is tiny. We went round all outdoors sections in less than 30 minutes which was genuinely surprising and disappointing. Doubt we will be back. If your looking for a Farm park which will entertain an e...

👍 This is a lovely wee beach down by the river Clyde. Its got really nice walkways and little bits to stop and sit. Perfect for kids if you're in the Glasgow area and don't want to drive as far as Ayr for a beach. The coastal path was a really nice walk and take you right under the Erskine Bridge. Per...

This 1953 paddle steamer has an art deco-inspired interior & a cafe serving locally sourced produce.

👍 Friendly staff interesting museum showing how hull model testing influenced the design of ships and how the Denny yard evolved and what it meant to the Dumbarton community. Still just as good and interesting as ever, staff really pleasant and helpful, especially with the ids who were there.

👍👍 Lovely short walk to reach the peak, sunset views over greenside reservoir.

Home to myriad sea life tanks, plus walk-through ocean tunnel of sharks and giant turtles.

👍👍 Beautiful place to stop for a short stay or lunch. There are yellow lines but signs displayed allow you to park on the single line for most of the afternoon. Restrictions are in place from evening to morning. If you do plan to stop here do please bare in mind it is not easy pulling out onto the mai...