Best Attractions near Broomhill Viaduct

A spacious, family-friendly park in Motherwell offering diverse sports, play areas, and tranquil green spaces for all ages and interests.

Explore the tranquil woodlands and historic trails of Neilsland Park, a natural oasis in Hamilton perfect for nature lovers and families.

Explore the proud legacy and unique heritage of Scotland’s Cameronians in this historic regimental museum at Hamilton’s Low Parks.

Explore Strathclyde Country Park’s vast loch, trails, watersports, and family-friendly adventures in the heart of Lanarkshire’s natural beauty.

Explore Hamilton Mausoleum, a majestic 19th-century tomb famed for its soaring dome, exquisite marble interiors, and the world’s longest echo.

Discover North Lanarkshire’s rich industrial heritage, family activities, and stunning Clyde Valley views at this free and welcoming heritage centre.

Discover the architectural beauty and serene ambiance of Our Lady of Good Aid Cathedral, a must-see spiritual landmark in Motherwell.

Explore Craignethan Castle, a rare 16th-century artillery fortress set in scenic Nethan Gorge, blending military innovation with noble heritage.

Edwardian heritage meets family fun in Scotland's oldest miniature railway park.

Discover the enchanting Spectacle E'e Falls—where natural beauty meets local legend on a scenic riverside walk near Strathaven.

Scotland's only theme park offering thrilling rides, indoor fun, and tropical wildlife experiences for the whole family in scenic Strathclyde Country Park.

Scotland’s National Shrine to Our Lady of Lourdes, a century-old pilgrimage site offering peace, prayer, and spiritual reflection near Motherwell.

Wooddean Park offers a peaceful community green space in Bothwell with play areas, sports facilities, and ongoing regeneration efforts.

Explore the birthplace and legacy of David Livingstone through immersive exhibits and tranquil riverside parkland in historic Blantyre.

Celebrate the legendary Celtic captain Billy McNeill with this iconic statue in his hometown of Bellshill, a symbol of football history and local pride.

Explore scenic trails, a charming zoo, and rich wildlife at Calderglen Country Park, a nature and family haven in East Kilbride.

Explore Scotland’s largest 13th-century stone castle, a dramatic medieval fortress overlooking the River Clyde with centuries of history and stunning ruins.

Discover serene woodland trails and a tranquil pond in Redlees Urban Park, a peaceful natural refuge near Glasgow.

Scotland’s largest undercover shopping and leisure destination with 180+ shops, a luxe cinema, ice rink, and vibrant dining in East Kilbride.

Discover peaceful woodland trails and scenic river views at Cartland Craigs, a tranquil nature reserve in the heart of Lanarkshire.

Explore ancient woodlands and dramatic gorges alive with wildlife and seasonal colors in Scotland’s Clyde Valley.

Experience Scotland’s historic Mackinnon Mills: a vibrant blend of shopping, dining, and family fun in a charming former knitwear mill.

A vibrant lakeside park in East Kilbride offering watersports, nature trails, playgrounds, and family-friendly adventure year-round.

A vibrant family waterpark and ice rink in Coatbridge offering thrilling slides, splash zones, and year-round skating fun for all ages.

Explore New Lanark, a UNESCO World Heritage cotton mill village where industrial history meets pioneering social reform and stunning natural beauty.

Explore spectacular waterfalls, rich wildlife, and scenic woodland trails at the Falls of Clyde near New Lanark, a natural gem in Scotland’s Clyde Valley.

Explore Scotland’s industrial heritage through immersive exhibits, historic cottages, and family-friendly outdoor adventures at Summerlee Museum.

Explore Scotland’s rural heritage through a museum, historic farmhouse, and working farm just outside Glasgow.

A serene man-made loch near Lanark town, perfect for family outings, nature walks, fishing, and lakeside dining.

Glasgow’s highest hill offering stunning views, mountain biking thrills, and tranquil woodland escapes just south of the city.

Explore 500 acres of woodlands, lochs, and trails with family-friendly facilities and rich wildlife at Drumpellier Country Park.

Explore the evocative ruins of Polnoon Castle, a 14th-century Montgomerie stronghold steeped in Scottish medieval history and clan heritage.

Explore Glasgow’s historic Tollcross Park with its stunning rose garden, restored Winter Gardens, and a charming animal farm for all ages.

Discover Glasgow’s vibrant community woodland with adventure play, outdoor bouldering, scenic trails, and striking public art on the River Clyde.

Discover Linn Park, Glasgow’s lush 200-acre riverside haven with historic bridges, woodland trails, and a stunning waterfall just minutes from the city.

Experience the passion and heritage of Celtic Football Club at Glasgow’s iconic Celtic Park, one of Europe’s largest football stadiums.

Discover Alexander 'Greek' Thomson’s exquisite 19th-century villa in Glasgow, blending classical elegance with vibrant Grecian detail and historic charm.

Discover the tranquil Linn Park Waterfall, a serene natural cascade nestled within Glasgow’s expansive Southside woodland park.

Explore Scotland's football legacy at the Scottish Football Museum, home to iconic trophies and immersive Hampden Park tours.

Discover Hampden Park, Scotland's iconic national stadium, where football history and passionate fans create an unforgettable experience in Glasgow.

Scotland's pioneering library celebrating women's histories, archives, and voices through collections, events, and community.

Explore the pioneering ironworks and historic village of Wilsontown, a cornerstone of Scotland’s Industrial Revolution nestled in tranquil woodlands.

Explore Scotland’s largest urban wetland park, where seven lochs, rich wildlife, and historic landscapes meet vibrant community spirit.

Explore the evocative ruins of Douglas Castle, a medieval stronghold steeped in Scottish history and the legacy of the Douglas family.

Glasgow Green, the city’s oldest park, blends rich history, iconic landmarks, and vibrant events across expansive green spaces by the River Clyde.

Explore Glasgow’s Southern Necropolis, a historic Victorian cemetery rich in working-class heritage, evocative monuments, and intriguing local legends.

The world’s largest terracotta fountain, a Victorian masterpiece celebrating Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee and Glasgow’s imperial heritage.

Explore Glasgow’s rich social history and relax amidst tropical plants in the iconic People's Palace and Winter Gardens.

A lively, family-friendly playground nestled in Glasgow’s historic Queen's Park, offering nature, play, and community spirit in the South Side.