Things to do in Dumgoyne

Activities, attractions and tours

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Photo by Clare Fyfe
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Photo by Michael Schuier
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1. OVO Hydro

The SSE Hydro, an iconic, elliptical building on the banks of the River Clyde, is one of the busiest concert venues in the world. The 12,000-seat arena fills up quickly, with fans gathering to see the high-caliber guests who perform here. Join the crowds to experience the electric atmosphere and to sing along with your favorite band.
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SSE Hydro which includes mist or fog

2. Buchanan Street

Buchanan Street is a common part of any trip to Glasgow as it is bookended by two major stations. Spend time on this wide, car-free street during your trip to the cosmopolitan city. Walk along the length of “Style Mile” for an afternoon of shopping and sightseeing.
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Buchanan Street featuring street scenes as well as a large group of people

3. University of Glasgow

Mingle with academics and undergraduates as you wander around the halls of learning in the University of Glasgow. You don't have to be enrolled to enjoy the historic sights of Scotland's second-oldest college or to attend the public lectures and concerts that the university hosts. Head to Gilmorehill Campus in the west end of the city for the main attractions.
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University of Glasgow showing heritage elements

4. Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park

Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park offer some of the most spectacular scenery in the country, just a 1-hour drive north of Glasgow. The villages in the area are steeped in history and legend, and locally sourced food takes pride of place at many of the local restaurants.
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Visit this Scottish national park to hike through ancient woodlands, relax on the shore of the largest body of freshwater in Britain and enjoy local produce.

5. Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre

The Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre (SECC) has earned a prestigious reputation for hosting some of the biggest events in the U.K. The different buildings that comprise the center are unmistakable sights on the riverside, their contemporary metallic architecture fitting in with the ultra-modern waterfront, which also features two stylish museums. Walk along the banks of the River Clyde to admire the unique structures or attend one of the many impressive events hosted within.
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Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre featuring a river or creek and a bridge

6. Hampden Park

Experience the thrill of watching a live sporting event in Hampden Park, one of soccer's most celebrated arenas. The stadium is the home ground for the Scottish soccer team as well as Queen's Park Football Club. Watch a match here with cheering loyal fans or browse the stadium’s museum, which tells the story of Scottish soccer to the present day.
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Hampden Park

7. George Square

Visit George Square, named after King George III, to stand in the heart of Glasgow. See statues and sculptures of pioneering Scotsmen, admire historic architecture and enjoy fine dining. The square is a gathering place during large celebrations, such as St. Andrew’s Day on November 30, Christmas carnivals, student fairs and Hogmanay (New Year’s Eve).
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George Square showing a square or plaza, a monument and a memorial

8. Stirling Castle

Overlooking the town from an extinct volcanic crag, the imposing Stirling Castle was the seat of Scottish kings and rulers for many centuries. The landmark, dominating every view of the area, is equally impressive inside, with brightly colored rooms perfectly preserved to give visitors an insight into the lives of Scotland's past monarchs. Learn about their births, marriages and deaths through interactive exhibits and informative displays.
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Stirling Castle featuring heritage elements and château or palace

What to do in Dumgoyne

Popular places to visit

SSE Hydro which includes mist or fog

OVO Hydro

Glasgow's multipurpose events venue attracts the biggest names in entertainment. Come to see a performance or simply to admire the building's design.

OVO Hydro
Buchanan Street featuring street scenes as well as a large group of people

Buchanan Street

Cutting through the heart of Glasgow, this bustling pedestrianized street is lined with sleek shopping centers, restaurants and several cultural highlights.

Buchanan Street
University of Glasgow showing heritage elements

University of Glasgow

Explore the campus of one of the U.K.'s oldest universities and feed your fervor for learning in its museums, lecture halls and historic buildings.

University of Glasgow
Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre featuring a river or creek and a bridge

Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre

These buildings that make up one of Scotland’s most important events venues have become iconic sights on the banks of the River Clyde.

Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre
Hampden Park

Hampden Park

The home of Scottish soccer, this stadium is beloved by fans of the game who gather here for its electric atmosphere and popular museum about the sport's history.

Hampden Park
George Square showing a square or plaza, a monument and a memorial

George Square

The people of Glasgow love their spacious central gathering place, which is full of statues and surrounded by stately buildings and restaurants.

George Square
Celtic Park

Celtic Park

Catch an event at Celtic Park during your trip to Dalmarnock. Discover the area's acclaimed theatre scene or seek out its local tours.

Celtic Park
Gallery of Modern Art featuring art and interior views

Merchant City

During your trip to Glasgow, you can do some window-shopping at Merchant City. Visit the lively bars or top-notch restaurants in this family-friendly area.

Merchant City
Glasgow Green

Glasgow Green

Glasgow Green is just one of the places to see in Glasgow, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Experience the area's acclaimed theatre scene and great live music.

Glasgow Green
SSE Hydro featuring night scenes and mist or fog

Glasgow

Frequently asked questions

Is Dumgoyne worth visiting?
Dumgoyne has a unique blend of local charm, attractions and culture. Whether you're into history, the outdoors or local culinary flavours, there's a lot to enjoy here.
How do I spend a day in Dumgoyne?
Start your adventures with a visit to the must-see attractions in the area. Then, check out other areas of Dumgoyne for a bite to eat and some souvenir shopping.
What is the top tourist attraction in Dumgoyne?
Glengoyne Distillery is rated the top tourist attraction near Dumgoyne, so don't leave without experiencing it.
Is three days enough to stay in Dumgoyne?
If you only want to tick off the leading sights, three days will be more than enough time for an escape to Dumgoyne. Stay for seven to ten days for the chance to really experience the local vibe, visit nearby hotspots and discover a few hidden gems.
What are some activities to do in Dumgoyne with kids?
If you are after sights and tours for all of your group, take a look at these terrific ideas for what to do in Dumgoyne with kids.

What to do in Dumgoyne for adults?
There are lots of things to do in Dumgoyne, with activities for adults of all ages. Cap off your day with a visit to Glengoyne Distillery.
Are there free things to do in Dumgoyne?
With lots of free things to do in Dumgoyne, you can experience the area without putting a hole in your wallet. Soak up the vibes at free events and festivals or roam the local neighbourhoods.