Best Attractions near Kenmure Hill Temple

A friendly British bar and grill in Paisley offering classic pub fare, vegan options, and a welcoming community atmosphere.

Discover the serene beauty and rich history of Craigie Linn Waterfall, a captivating natural retreat nestled in Paisley’s lush Glen Burn.

Discover Reino Unido, an inspiring painting gallery in Paisley’s vibrant cultural scene at 29 Calside, showcasing diverse artworks in a serene setting.

Discover Scotland’s oldest public observatory, a Victorian scientific gem undergoing transformation to inspire stargazers and history lovers alike.

Where Paisley's iconic pattern and textile legacy come alive in a reimagined world-class museum.

Explore one of the UK’s largest bead and jewellery supply shops in a charming converted church in Paisley, offering quality materials and creative workshops.

Discover Oakshaw Trinity Church, a historic 18th-century landmark in Paisley blending architectural beauty with ecumenical community spirit.

Explore authentic 18th-century weavers’ homes in Paisley, where history, craft, and community come alive in charming heritage cottages.

A vibrant mural in Paisley honoring Gerry Rafferty’s musical legacy and deep roots in the town’s cultural heritage.

A vibrant three-level shopping centre in Paisley’s historic heart, blending high street brands with local charm and convenient access.

Historic Fountain Gardens in Paisley: Scotland’s urban gem centered around a majestic Grade A-listed cast-iron fountain and serene green spaces.

A vibrant and accessible shopping hub in Paisley with diverse stores, excellent transport links, and convenient parking for a complete retail experience.

Historic 12th-century abbey in Paisley, birthplace of the Stewart dynasty, blending stunning Romanesque and Gothic architecture with royal heritage.

Explore the Barochan Cross, a magnificent early medieval Celtic monument embodying the power and artistry of the ancient Kingdom of Strathclyde.

Renfrewshire House, Paisley: The dynamic center of local governance and community services in Renfrewshire.

A whimsical early 20th-century mansion known as the Monkey House, set in peaceful Renfrewshire parkland with woodland walks and historic charm.

Historic Gothic cathedral in Paisley, the spiritual and community heart of the Diocese of Paisley since the 1930s.

Discover Paisley’s thread-making heritage at this volunteer-run museum within the historic Mile End Mill, celebrating a global textile legacy.

A lively pub and cozy inn in Paisley offering hearty British fare, comfortable rooms, and a warm local atmosphere.

Discover a serene urban nature reserve in Paisley where wildlife, history, and tranquil trails await along the White Cart Water.

Historic and family-friendly Barshaw Park offers playgrounds, a peaceful pond, model railway rides, and beautiful gardens in the heart of Paisley.

A tranquil freshwater loch near Glasgow, perfect for paddleboarding, wild swimming, and peaceful nature escapes.

Discover the historic Argyll Stone in Renfrew, a silent witness to rebellion, legend, and Scotland’s rich cultural heritage by the riverside.

Explore centuries-old woodlands, family fun, and stunning Clyde views at Finlaystone Country Park, a heritage gem near Port Glasgow.

A lively indoor playground in Erskine where kids enjoy slides, trampolines, mascot entertainers, and toddler sessions in a colorful, safe environment.

A cozy country restaurant near Kilwinning offering hearty local dishes, warm hospitality, and a welcoming rural atmosphere.

Unlock incredible savings on surplus goods while supporting sustainability at Company Shop Renfrew, the UK’s trusted membership-based discount supermarket.

A 27.8-acre family haven blending recreational facilities, natural beauty, and community spirit in Renfrew.

Explore Dumbarton Castle, a historic fortress atop a volcanic rock with panoramic views and centuries of Scottish heritage.

A peaceful riverside retreat beneath the iconic Erskine Bridge, perfect for family outings, nature walks, and scenic relaxation.

Explore Glasgow’s only surviving medieval castle, a stone fortress with towering views and centuries of royal history nestled on a peaceful hilltop.

Discover Renfrew’s rich industrial heritage and architectural charm at this vibrant mid-Victorian Town Hall and intimate museum.

Explore Glasgow’s expansive country park with scenic reservoirs, woodlands, and diverse wildlife just minutes from the city.

Comfortable rooms, a lively restaurant and bar, and friendly service make The Titan a vibrant stay in Clydebank’s Queens Quay.

An ancient sycamore steeped in royal legend, standing resilient amidst Glasgow’s urban landscape as a living heritage symbol.

Historic Victorian park in Dumbarton with gardens, play areas, scenic river views, and rich community heritage.

A solemn tribute in Clydebank honoring victims of asbestos exposure and the town’s industrial heritage.

A peaceful riverside park in Renfrew offering scenic views, family-friendly amenities, and a gateway to the Clyde’s historic waterfront.

Explore the world’s first commercial ship model testing tank, a pioneering maritime museum celebrating Scotland’s naval engineering heritage.

A friendly, affordable pub in Dumbarton known for hearty meals, generous portions, and a welcoming atmosphere.

Experience thrilling laser tag battles in Glasgow’s top indoor arena, perfect for families and groups seeking active fun near Braehead.

Clyde Shopping Centre – Clydebank’s vibrant retail and leisure destination with extensive shops, dining, and family-friendly amenities.

A vibrant shopping and entertainment destination near Glasgow with over 100 stores, dining, and family-friendly fun all under one roof.

Explore Newark Castle’s rich Renaissance architecture and riverside views, a hidden gem on the banks of the River Clyde in Port Glasgow.

Newton Mearns’ convenient shopping destination offering diverse stores, dining, and free parking in a welcoming community setting.

Explore Overtoun House, a majestic Victorian Scots Baronial estate blending rich history, scenic landscapes, and a centre dedicated to hope and healing.

Explore the elegant Georgian mansion and stunning gardens of Pollok House, a cultural and natural gem in Glasgow’s largest park.

Explore the western gateway to the Antonine Wall, where Roman history meets scenic Clydebank views and family-friendly discovery.

Explore 330-million-year-old fossilized trees preserved in Glasgow’s Victoria Park, a rare glimpse into prehistoric Earth beneath a protective shelter.

Explore Glasgow’s largest country park, blending rich history, stunning gardens, woodland trails, and cultural treasures in a peaceful urban retreat.

A tranquil grassy summit in the Kilpatrick Hills offering sweeping views of Dumbarton Rock and the Firth of Clyde.

Sprawling Glasgow park blending historic art, lush gardens, and diverse sports facilities in a vibrant South Side setting.

Explore Glasgow’s iconic Mackintosh-designed House for an Art Lover, a stunning blend of art, architecture, café culture, and tranquil parkland.

Step into Ayrshire’s past at a beautifully restored 17th-century mill, where a working water wheel, rural life exhibits, and local costumes tell the story of Scotland’s countryside.

Discover over 9,000 artworks spanning millennia in a stunning museum set within Glasgow’s largest park.

Explore Glasgow’s shipbuilding heritage in a beautifully restored historic building brought to life by passionate community volunteers.

Discover Kelburn Castle: Scotland’s oldest inhabited home transformed by vibrant Brazilian graffiti amid stunning natural landscapes.

Discover Auchmountain Glen’s historic waterfalls and scenic trails nestled in Greenock’s lush ravine landscape.

Explore the Govan Stones, a stunning collection of Viking-age carved monuments revealing the power and culture of medieval Strathclyde in Glasgow.

Discover Glasgow’s ancient Christian heart through the Govan Stones and a Victorian church set on a sacred site over 1,500 years old.

A slender stone tower commemorating Scotland’s victory over Viking invaders, standing tall with sweeping views of the Firth of Clyde.

Explore Glasgow’s iconic Tall Ship Glenlee, a beautifully restored 1896 steel sailing barque and living museum of maritime heritage on the River Clyde.