Riverside Museum in Glasgow: photos, reviews

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Riverside Museum in Glasgow offers an engaging journey through the history of transportation. With an impressive collection of vintage vehicles, from bicycles to steam engines, and the recent addition of a Glasgow subway carriage, it's a dream destination for transportation enthusiasts. The abundance of detailed signage and audio descriptions enhance the experience, making it educational as well as captivating. Families will find it an ideal spot, as it's both child-friendly and offers free entry. After exploring the exhibits, visitors can relax at the on-site café. Conveniently accessible via public transport with Partick station close by and with paid parking available, it's a wonderful surprise for visitors to the city. The Riverside Museum promises a fascinating and delightful few hours.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Paid parking

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Golspie Street

Bus stop 645 m walk

Dumbarton Road / Church Street

Bus stop 759 m walk

Riverside Transport Museum

Bus stop 124 m walk

Partick Interchange

Bus stop 489 m walk

Partick Library

Bus stop 654 m walk

Partick

Train station 554 m walk

4.7

based on 19,480 reviews

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4.7/5 19,480 reviews

Finnigan87

Very good displays

Ashish Muley

Riverside Museum is an acclaimed transport and technology museum located in Glasgow, notable for being the first museum purpose-built by Glasgow Life in the 21st century. Situated at the confluence of the Rivers Kelvin and Clyde, the museum showcases an extensive collection of the city’s transport and technology artifacts, reflecting Glasgow's significant contributions to heavy industries such as shipbuilding, train manufacturing, and engineering throughout the centuries. A standout feature of Riverside Museum is its recreated street scene, which offers visitors a unique glimpse into the city’s historical past. The cobbled street is lined with authentic shops, homes, and a subway station, providing an immersive experience that transports visitors back in time. In addition to its static displays, Riverside Museum includes interactive exhibits and hands-on activities, catering to visitors of all ages. This dynamic environment presents a valuable opportunity to explore Glasgow’s industrial heritage, learn about the influential individuals who helped shape the city, and discover the transportation innovations that have had a global impact. Admission is free, and no advance booking is required—visitors can simply drop in at their convenience.

Toluwase Paul

Awesome... Highly educative experience

Riverside Museum in Glasgow

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