Glasgows Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) is situated right in the very heart of Glasgow’s cosmopolitan city centre. The exhibitions on show are are often edgy, thought-provoking and always worth a visit. GoMA exhibits are by both local and international artists, workshops are often running to enable visitors to participate fully.
The Gallery of Modern Art opened in 1996 and is an increasingly popular Glasgow attraction which is frequented by both tourists and Glaswegians alike. The Gallery is housed in a neo-classical building which harks back to Glasgows tobacco lord past.
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The Glasgow School of Art building was designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh and is widely recognised as his most well respected work. The beautiful building was constructed between 1897 and 1909 and is situated in the heart of Glasgow facing north, Mackintosh’ design utilizes this to full effect ensnaring the northern light creating an atmospheric environment to work.
The Glasgow School of Art is only one of two art schools in Scotland and is one of the most prestigious institution to study architecture, design and art. Known locally as “the-mac” the …

The Science Centre located on the banks of the river Clyde is Scotlands leading science attraction the building is purpose built to hold the exhibits and is the spearhead of the rejuvenation of the Clydeside.
Since opening in 2001 it has become a major attraction in Glasgow and has woven itself into the cities skyline.
It is comprised of three different buildings the Science Mall which house all the fun filled science based activities, The IMAX cinema which is the only cinema of its type in Scotland and the Glasgow Tower which …