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Glasgow isn’t known as the dear green place for nothing, it is dotted about with numerous parks and gardens - each of them birlliant spaces to relax in.
As if you needed a reason, we’ve looked at why you should visit six parks situated in and around Glasgow. From nature trails to new, furry friends there are plenty of reasons to visit.
Here’s our look at six Glasgow parks and why you should visit them.
5. Bellahouston Park
Bellahouston Park covers 180 acres of Glasgow and dates back to the late 19th century. The park also houses a walled flower garden and the House for an Art Lover, designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh. | Canva/Getty Images
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6. Victoria Park
Victoria Park in Whiteinch is a brilliant place to head for a walk, and also see one of Glasgow's most interesting attractions. You'll find Fossil Grove here, 330-million-year-old petrified tree stumps discovered in 1887. If that's not of interest, it's also filled with ponds, gardens and tree-lined paths. | Stuart Neville
7. Cathkin Braes Country Park
You'll struggle to find better views of Glasgow than from Cathkin Braes. The mountain bike trails were constructed for the 2014 Commonwealth Games and are still some of the best in the area. | Supplied
8. Kelvingrove Parks
It's arguable that Kelvingrove Park is the jewel in Glasgow's crown when it comes to parks. A stunning park with he city's best art gallery and museum right on its doorstep. | Glasgow Life