No photo yetKelvingrove Park
A Sir Joseph Paxton–designed Victorian park of 34 hectares along the River Kelvin, home to Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.

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Breweries · East End
Brewery, bar and kitchen beside the Tennent's site, with 23 rotating taps and a view straight into the brewhouse.
Dog friendly indoors and out, and it even has a dedicated dog menu.
Drygate welcomes dogs inside and outside on a lead and offers a dog menu (per its official site); a three-bark rule applies for guests' comfort.
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No photo yetA Sir Joseph Paxton–designed Victorian park of 34 hectares along the River Kelvin, home to Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
No photo yetA 260-hectare country park with moorland, woodland and loch-side trails, plus the ruins of 14th-century Mugdock Castle.
No photo yetNeighbourhood café and bakehouse famous for its brunch and cake table, with venues in Garnethill and Merchant City.