Places to explore near Kelvindale StationKelvindale

West End botanic gardens famous for the Kibble Palace, a Victorian glasshouse of tree ferns and marble sculpture.

1.9 km SE

George Gilbert Scott Gothic Revival Scottish Episcopal cathedral in the West End with a 63-metre spire.

3.1 km SE

Medieval cathedral surviving the Reformation.

5.8 km SE

Glasgow's largest park, wooded parkland with walled gardens, Highland cattle, Pollok House and the Burrell Collection.

7.5 km S

Lowland distillery on the western edge of Glasgow, uniquely triple-distilling all its spirit, with tours 25 minutes by train from the city.

8.5 km W

Great medieval Cluniac abbey founded in 1163, burial place of Marjorie Bruce and the early Stewarts, still an active parish kirk.

8.8 km SW

A coast-to-coast across Scotland's waist, from Helensburgh to the conservationist's birthplace at Dunbar.

9.8 km N · spans 9 counties

Scotland's coast-to-coast canal of 1790, reopened in 2001 and turned by the Falkirk Wheel and the Kelpies into modern landmarks.

0 km S · spans 5 counties

Sixty-six miles of canal towpath coast to coast across central Scotland, from Bowling on the Clyde to Edinburgh

0.1 km S · spans 7 counties

Bar, restaurant and venue in a converted West End church at the top of Byres Road, with a Alasdair Gray ceiling mural and 150-plus malts.

2.2 km SE

Stone-walled Byres Road pub with an open fire, the oldest pub on the street with a history back to the 17th century.

2.3 km SE

Forty miles up the River Clyde from central Glasgow to New Lanark and the Falls of Clyde

3.1 km S · South Lanarkshire, North Lanarkshire & Glasgow

Cosy traditional Finnieston bar known for its whisky range and live trad-music sessions.

3.5 km SE