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Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum

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Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
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“Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum owned by Glasgow City Council is a major art gallery and museum in the Yorkhill area of Glasgow, Scotland, managed by Glasgow Museums. It is located in Kelvingrove Park in the West End of the city. To its north is the University of Glasgow and to its south is the…”
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Lonely PlanetSep 1

12 Months of Offseason Travel: Where to Go in Each Month of the Year

Discover 12 destinations to enjoy in the offseason, one for every month of the year, for fewer crowds, better value and more authentic travel.

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National GeographicAug 10

The ‘coolcation’ is trending—here’s where you should go in Europe

For many travellers, the image of the summer holiday is shifting. Instead of chasing the sun, more people are seeking destinations where cool mornings, fresh air and comfortable conditions make it ...

One of Scotland’s most visited attractions.

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  • Barrowland BallroomTheatreLive music venue where artists from David Bowie to Metallica performed.
  • King Tut’s Wah Wah HutNightclubFamous for discovering Oasis in 1993.
  • Loaded FriesRestaurantA favourite late-night stop on Sauchiehall Street.
  • Ubiquitous ChipRestaurantPairs Scottish classics with an atmospheric rooftop terrace.
  • Kelvingrove Art Gallery and MuseumMuseumOne of Scotland’s most visited attractions.
  • Elsewhere
  • Lofoten IslandsNeighborhoodLofoten, NorwayArctic archipelago, a haven for wildlife and adventure.
  • Laugavegur TrailTrailLandmannalaugar, IcelandPasses through rainbow-coloured mountains and black sands.
  • HerðubreiðSightIcelandCalled the ‘Queen of Icelandic Mountains’.
  • EldgjáSightIcelandWorld’s largest volcanic canyon, reached by a walk.
  • FremrinámurSightIcelandColourful mineral deposits surround naturally heated springs.
  • Grand HotelHotelSopot, PolandAdmire belle époque villas and manicured gardens nearby.
  • Gofry pod ArkadamiIce cream shopSopot, PolandPopular stop for traditional waffles with cream and fruit.
  • MonciakAttractionSopot, PolandSopot’s lively pedestrian street.
  • Krzywy DomekAttractionSopot, PolandFairytale-like curves make it one of Poland’s most recognisable buildings.
  • Sopot LighthouseSightSopot, PolandOffers panoramic views over the town, beach and Baltic Sea.
  • Hov GårdPlaceLofoten, NorwayExplore beaches and mountain trails on horseback.
  • Låven RestaurantRestaurantLofoten, NorwayServes seasonal dishes in a restored 1950s barn.
  • Lofoten Links Golf CoursePlaceLofoten, NorwayOpen around the clock in June and July.
  • Topeliuksen Polku Nature TrailTrailLake Saimaa, FinlandOffers a perspective after dark with light installations.
  • Lakeland GTEPlaceLake Saimaa, FinlandOperates environmentally friendly excursions using electric boats.
  • Angla Windmill MountSightSaaremaa, EstoniaPreserved windmills celebrating centuries of breadmaking traditions.
  • Kaali crater fieldSightSaaremaa, EstoniaNine meteorites struck the island, creating the crater field.
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