The famous Willow Tea Rooms, Glasgow, designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

Charles Rennie Mackintosh Attractions

• Glasgow School of Art — Have a look around Mackintosh's famous college
• House for an Art Lover — Another of Mackintosh's famous Glasgow projects.
• The Lighthouse — Containing the Mackintosh Centre andthe Mackintosh Tower
• Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery — Including the home Mackintosh shared with Margaret Macdonald from 1906 - 1914.
• The Hill House— Another Mackintosh building where the original furniture, fittings and interior designs have been restored or reinstated.
• Queen's Cross Church — This is the only church to be built by Mackintosh and is now the Headquarters for the Charles Rennie Mackintosh (CRM) Society.
• The Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society— Learn all about the man and his works.
• Martyrs' Public School — It is the first building in which Mackintosh's distinctive style can be recognised.
• Scotland Street School— Scotland's only Museum of Education as well as showing the architectural brilliance of Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
• McLellan Galleries — Showcasing Charles Rennie Mackintosh's furniture, decorative objects and paintings along side the works of Talwin Morris, George Walton and the 'Glasgow Girls.'
• The Mackintosh School — The Mackintosh School is a small, friendly school in the heart of Glasgow, Scotland,specialising in English Language courses for adults.
• Charles Rennie Mackintosh in Glasgow— A site containing information and pictures on some of Mackintosh's work, including The Willow Tearooms.

Glasgow's Leading Attractions:

Glasgow is full of exciting experiences just waiting for you. Glasgow's Leading Attractions bring you 19 of the best and in every venue a voucher booklet can be obtained to help you enjoy these attractions for less.

• Visit Glasgow
• Centre for Contemporary Arts
• Glasgow Museums
• City Sightseeing Glasgow
• The Glasgow School of Art
• Glasgow Science Centre
• House for an Art Lover
• Hunterian Museum & Art Gallery
• The Lighthouse
• The Scottish Football Museum
• The Tall Ship at Glasgow Harbour

Attractions in Glasgow:

• Centre for Contemporary Arts— Featuring galleries, performance spaces, a 74 seat cinema as well as a cafe/bar and shop.
• Glasgow Science Centre — The Glasgow Science Centre is one of Scotland's must see visitor attractions.
• The Scottish Football Museum — Discover the wealth of football memorabilia at the world's first national football stadium.
• Hampden Park— Scotland's National Stadium.
• The Tall ship at Glasgow Harbour — Visit the tall ship Glenlee and experience Glasgow's maritime history at first hand.

Attractions in Scotland:

• The RRS Discovery (1901) - Dundee— An all weather, multi-award-winning Five-Star visitor attraction
• Royal Yacht Britannia— The Royal Yacht Britannia sailed over one million miles before making Edinburgh's historic port of Leith her final destination.
• Cutty Sark— The Cutty Sark - 134 years after her launch, is still a beautiful vessel, delighting her hundreds of thousands of visitors every year, from all over the world.
• National Museums of Scotland — The National Museums of Scotland show Scotland to the World and the World to Scotland through extensive collections built up over more than two centuries.

Shopping:

• The Glasgow Girls - If you adore the Glasgow style...welcome to our world. Shop online here for exclusively designed gifts.
• Silk Tartan Clothing from Scotland — A range of unforgettable women's tartan offering the most stylish, elegant and unforgettable silk tartan clothing for women. The finest silk tartan clothing a lady will ever find.
• Henderson - The Jewellers — As Scotland's largest jeweller, it is still managed by the Henderson family and offers fantastic value and complete integrity to our customers.

Places to Eat in Glasgow:

• Best Glasgow Restaurants— The best resturants to dine in Glasgow.

Entertainment:

• The Tramway Theatre— Tramway is one of the leading contemporary visual and performing arts venues in Europe.
• The Citizen Theatre — The official web-site for the Citizen's Theatre.
• Glasgow Royal Concert Hall — The official web-site where you can find out what's on and when it is on as well as the other facilities on offer in the Concert Hall.
• The Theatre Royal— Home to the Scottish Opera and the Scottish ballet.

Associations & Bodies:

• Association of Scottish Visitor Attractions— ASVA members range from Historic Buildings to modern Science Centre's throughout Scotland including the Willow Tearooms.
• Visit Scotland — There is a wealth of attractions to discover, the UK’s finest Victorian architecture to astound, internationally acclaimed museums & galleries to inspire as well as Glasgow’s own unique atmosphere to soak up.
• Scottish Arts Council— Developing the arts in Scotland, by working with artists, arts organisations and other partner bodies, and promoting them as widely as possible.
• Heritage Lottery Funds— Giving grants to support a wide range of projects involving the local, regional and national heritage of the United Kingdom.
• Glasgow City Council
• Historic Scotland— Historic Scotland safeguards the nation's built heritage.
• The Moffat Centre— The leading organisations in Scotland providing consultancy and contract research to the travel and tourism industry.
• The Tea Council
• Glasgow City Marketing Bureau
• Scottish Enterprise Glasgow

Travel and Tours:

• Glasgow International Airport
• City Sightseeing Glasgow— Discover Glasgow on the city's bright red City Sightseeing buses.