When the Clyde was the ship building capital of the world, some of the most famous vessels in the world were launched from ...

James Cleland is best remembered as a public servant and statistician. He was Superintendent of Public Works 1814-1834 ...

There are few places in the world outside of Ireland that are as Irish as Glasgow, Scotland. Half a million people of Irish descent live in and ...

Short and stout on the Glaswegian skyline, there’s a pointy old pyramid in Anderston that is sure to puzzle those that had ...

Ashton Lane is one of the prettiest spots in Glasgow – a little cobblestoned lane that runs parallel to the lively Byres Road ...

The sale of an iconic Glasgow building may be forced through by Glasgow City Council after an approach by a buyer. Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to GlasgowWorld, you get 70% fewer ads ...

A FORMER “cowboy wear” store in Glasgow city centre is to be transformed into a stylish coffee shop. Through the House will open later this month on High Street near the famous Tolbooth steeple, in ...

Thankfully, however, all across the country are museums and galleries with totally free admission. From enormous science and ...

A city centre pub has been named in a list of the 20 UK pubs most loved by people around the UK by Google Maps as the website ...

BETWEEN the 18th and 20th centuries in Glasgow, the city was home to three military barracks: calvary barracks, infantry barracks and ...

For humble families of miners, weavers and flower growers, life in their simple cottages in the rural village of Strathbungo was shaped by ...