Gallus Glasgow S: Street art
Street art in the city.
Gallus Glasgow R: Religious buildings
Glasgow Cathedral and other prominent religious buildings.
Gallus Glasgow Q: Queen’s Cross
A Charles Rennie Mackintosh building.
Gallus Glasgow P: the Panopticon
The world’s oldest surviving music hall.
Gallus Glasgow O: Oran Mor
One of my favourite music venues.
Gallus Glasgow N: the National Piping Centre
A national and international centre of excellence for the Great Highland Bagpipe and its music.
Gallus Glasgow M: The Mitchell
One of Europe’s largest public libraries.
Gallus Glasgow L: Let Glasgow Flourish
Our city’s motto and coat of arms.
Gallus Glasgow K: The Kelvin
Glasgow’s most famous river is the Clyde, but its second most important is the Kelvin which flows through the north-west of the city to its confluence with the Clyde at… Read more Gallus Glasgow K: The Kelvin →
Gallus Glasgow J: Jordanhill
Jordanhill – what can I say? I arrived there in 1990 to work in Jordanhill College Library (later part of Strathclyde University), a job which I thought I might do… Read more Gallus Glasgow J: Jordanhill →
Gallus Glasgow I: Ibrox
Ibrox is the obvious “I” for Glasgow, but I confess I have never been there – well, I’ve been to the area but not inside the stadium. My interest in… Read more Gallus Glasgow I: Ibrox →
Gallus Glasgow H: the Horse Shoe
Glasgow has its fair share of shiny metropolitan bars, boring chain-pubs and total dives, but it also has a lot of “real” pubs with interesting history behind them. One such is… Read more Gallus Glasgow H: the Horse Shoe →
