This is my City – United Kingdom

This category is for articles in This is my City where people who live in a city give recommendations to travellers for things to do in cities in United Kingdom

Things to do in Nottingham – United Kingdom

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When you’re looking for Things to do in Nottingham, you’ll find plenty of attractions to check out. Listed below are some of our favorites: Wollaton Hall and Park, the National Justice Museum, Stonebridge City Farm, and the Nottingham Industrial Museum. Wollaton Hall and Park The 16th century English Renaissance-style Wollaton Hall and Park is situated … Read more

Things to do in Richmond upon Thames – London – UK

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While in Richmond upon Thames, you may want to check out Kew Palace and the Royal Botanic Gardens. You’ll also want to check out Richmond Park and Isabella Plantation. Here are a few ideas for day trips. Visiting all three attractions will make your trip an exciting and rewarding experience. While in Richmond, don’t miss … Read more

Things to do in Islington – London – UK

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If you’re looking for something to do in Islington, you’ll find it here. The district is home to a number of interesting places, including the Almeida Theatre and the Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art. You can also check out the Islington Museum and the Islington Green. Islington Museum You can also visit the Islington … Read more

Things to do in Fulham – London – UK

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If you’re looking for things to do in Fulham London, you’ve come to the right place. There’s a wealth of upmarket shopping, including the Fulham Road, King’s Road, and posh delis. Parsons Green is a popular pub district and also features many historic buildings. If you’re interested in architecture, you might want to visit Fulham … Read more

Things to do in Hammersmith – London – UK

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The River Thames is a thriving cultural hub and a prime location for shopping and entertainment in Hammersmith, with eclectic productions at the Lyric theatre and rock concerts at the Apollo concert hall. King Street and Kings Mall are filled with a wide range of shops and cafes, while trendy gastropubs and historic drinking dens … Read more

Things to do in Redcliffe Bristol – United Kingdom

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Redcliffe is a neighborhood in Bristol, United Kingdom. It is located on the east side of the city, near the harbor, and is one of the oldest parts of Bristol. The name Redcliffe comes from the red cliffs that once surrounded the area, which were formed by sandstone deposits. Despite the ubiquity of the photographs … Read more

Things to do in Camden Town – London

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It is located in the middle of the London town in this beautiful mini-town Camden. Being a resident in this area has exposed me to all the cultures lying in the cities, the good country people, meals, festivities, and necessary quick connections in town, whether administrative or entertainment related. The town offers vast options to … Read more

Things to do in Ashford – United Kingdom

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Ashford is an upbeat town situated in the beautiful countryside of Kent. It’s developing fast, due to its demand in the rail industry, with international rail connections and high speed lines to central London. See beautiful countryside scenes on the outskirts in Kingsnorth and new builds and a growing town centre with plenty of fun, … Read more

Things to do in Manchester – United Kingdom

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And on the seventh-day god created Man…chester. Often seen as the capital of the north, Manchester is a busy, exciting city with plenty to do for the traveller. There is plenty of culture, history and attractions to keep even the most seasoned nomad entertained.   From the cobbles of famous Coronation Street to the football … Read more

Things to do in Birmingham – United Kingdom

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Birmingham, the contested ‘second city’ of the UK, and often associated only with the often-mocked accent, has a reputation as a place to avoid. It is a city without a dominant civic identity. Once the city of a thousand trades, the epicentre of industrial England, is not the most typical of tourist attractions, and in … Read more

This is my City – Glasgow

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Glasgow City Centre

Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland and is a UNESCO City of Music

In 2022 the Shawlands area of Glasgow was ranked number 11 in the 51 coolest neighbourhoods around the world.

Must Do

Watch a Scottish folk band play whilst drinking whiskey, eating Haggis and having a conversation with a man in a kilt. I’d recommend The Ben Nevis bar in Finneston as your best chance to get all four.

What do you like best about your city?

The music scene. Glasgow’s people are creative, intelligent and culturally aware. As such, the city has a rich and vibrant music scene. Add into that, Glaswegian love of a party and you’ve got a recipe for a great night. If you are coming to Scotland, check out this selection of the finest in Scottish bands past and present. 

Best Walk

Through Kelvingrove park, past Glasgow University and into the west end. It shows Glasgow’s nicest parts and allows you to finish with a decent coffee or a nice cocktail when you’re done. 

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Best Restaurants in Glasgow

The Finnieston area was described in the Times as The Shoreditch of Glasgow – that is to say, the hip and happening part of town. It feature some great eateries: The 78 is the best vegan place in town and The Gannet is the best high end restaurant. For breakfast and lunch, the Southside area is perhaps the surprising winner, with Glad Cafe and the exceptional Cafe Strangebrew. 

Best Music/Festival

Live music is Glasgow’s thing. There are lots of great venues and huge bands tour here much more than any other part of Scotland. TRNSMT Festival is the biggest innercity festival in Glasgow and is held in Glasgow Green park, which is worth visiting if the festival is on or not. 

Best Nightlife

In the West end you’ll find a thriving bar scene and legendary comedy club called The Stand. The best nightclubs to visit are Sub Club – the oldest consecutively running nightclub in the world – and SWG3 near Finneston. 

Best Day Trip Out of the City

Head out to the bonnie, bonnie banks of Loch Lommond which is an hour away by bus. It’s a remarkable Scottish landmark with plenty to do , from hikes, to watersports to pubs and eateries. 

Something that not many tourists would know about Glasgow

Head South to Pollok Park. It’s a huge oasis of countryside, featuring a country mannor house and wildlife, from Highland cows to deer and horses. It was voted best park in Europe just a few years ago.