Glasgow’s East End may not be considered to be as ‘trendy’ as other parts of the city but there’s no shortage of great things going on that makes it truly unique.
With the bright flashing lights of the Barrowland Ballroom greeting you as you walk up the Gallowgate, you enter one of Glasgow’s most recognisable areas with the Barras Market being the beating heart of the city for over 100 years.
Whether you are having dinner on Duke Street or going for a stroll around Tollcross Park, we’ve put together a list of 22 quintessential activities that are synonymous with the East End of Glasgow.
These 22 activities will put your East End knowledge to the test, so join us as we look around the area from Glasgow Green to Sandyhills, and let us know how many you’ve done.
17. Had some oysters at Whistler on the Green
You’ll find Whistler on the Green facing directly on to Glasgow Green at McLennan Arch. Be sure to sample their fresh oysters. | Whistler on the Green
18. Picked out your craft beer at the Drygate
If you are looking to sample some craft beer, head down to the Drygate who stock an incredible range of beers. | Drygate
19. Visited Glasgow’s past at the People’s Palace
From Billy Connolly’s famous Banana Boots to the single end flat, if you want to learn about Glasgow’s history head down to the People’s Palace. | Glasgow Life
20. Had dinner at La Vita Barrachnie
La Vita’s most recent opening saw them open a restaurant in Barrachnie last year with the food being as good as the stunning decor. | La Vita