Best Attractions near Drumpellier Country Park

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

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

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

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

A vibrant shopping and community hub in Kirkintilloch with diverse stores, family events, and convenient amenities.

Explore the highest Roman fort on the Antonine Wall with panoramic Kelvin Valley views and ancient ruins steeped in frontier history.

Explore the haunting beauty of the Glasgow Necropolis, a historical cemetery with stunning architecture and breathtaking city views.

Discover Glasgow’s oldest brewery where centuries of tradition meet the birthplace of Scotland’s iconic Tennent’s Lager.

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

Glasgow’s pioneering experiential brewery with craft beers, fearless food, panoramic brewhouse views, and a lively, family-friendly atmosphere.

Discover Glasgow Cathedral, a breathtaking medieval Gothic treasure and spiritual heart of Scotland’s largest city, open daily with free entry and rich history.

Explore Glasgow’s Victorian Necropolis—a stunning garden cemetery rich with history, architecture, and panoramic city views.

Discover Glasgow’s medical heritage through pioneering innovations and inspiring stories at this unique hospital museum.

Explore world religions and spiritual art in Glasgow’s historic museum featuring Britain’s first Zen garden and free entry.

Step back to 1471 in Glasgow’s oldest house, a medieval gem showcasing centuries of history with period furnishings, royal portraits, and a tranquil herb garden.

Explore 300 hectares of woodland trails, wildlife, and family fun just outside Glasgow at Palacerigg Country Park.

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

Glasgow’s legendary live music venue with iconic neon sign, superb acoustics, and a storied history as a dance hall turned concert landmark.

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

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

Explore Glasgow’s historic Barras Market, a lively weekend bazaar famed for antiques, street food, and authentic local culture every Saturday and Sunday.

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

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

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

A heartfelt modern mural celebrating Glasgow’s patron saint, his mother, and the legendary robin that symbolizes the city’s spirit.

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

Historic High Street in Glasgow links the city’s rich past with vibrant shopping streets and cultural landmarks.

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

A vibrant mural celebrating Glasgow’s maritime heritage and the University of Strathclyde’s academic achievements through stunning street art.

A lively urban park at the heart of Glasgow’s music scene, where culture and community come alive on Gallowgate.

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

An exquisite 18th-century classical church turned vibrant cultural centre celebrating Scotland’s music, history, and heritage in Glasgow’s historic East End.

Historic 18th-century Glasgow graveyard and Gothic Revival kirk, resting place of Tobacco Lords and cultural pioneers in the Merchant City.