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There’s a reason Glasgow’s Gaelic name translates into Dear Green Place. With more than 90 parks within the city, it’s filled with brilliant green spaces. And each park is filled with things to do and see.
From the brilliant Kelvingrove Park and its winding river, to the stunning views from the Cathkin Braes - there is something for everyone in Glasgow’s incredible parks.
Keep reading to discover eight brilliant parks in and around Glasgow that you should pay a visit to this summer.
1. Pollok Country Park
Glasgow's largest park and filled with so much to do. From the famous Highland cows to the Burrell Collection, there's something for everyone here. | Contributed
2. Glasgow Green
The city's oldest and one of its best loved. If you've never tried orienteering, or even if you're a pro, Glasgow Green could be a great chance to try it in the city. It has its own dedicated course for the outdoor adventure sport. | © Glasgow Life / Paul Watt Photography
3. Queen's Park
Take a visit to Queen's Park in the southside and you'll get some great views across the city. The Scottish Poetry Garden, its pond and the glasshouse are all worth a visit as well. | © Glasgow Life / Paul Watt Photography
4. Rouken Glen
Rouken Glen boasts a number of brilliant trails and waterways to explore, but it is an absolute must that you see the park's iconic waterfall. | Google Maps