Glasgow is a city full of character, resplendent with 19th century architecture, friendly people and plenty of places to win and dine.  Most of the city is very easily reached via car of public transport from the Lomond Hotel!

Just a few of the places you may want to visit whilst staying at the Lomond Hotel, Glasgow.

The City Chambers in George Square in the centre of Glasgow City
The Gallery of Modern Art in what used to be the Stirling Library in Queen Street only a few streets away from George Sq.
Glasgow Cathedral, St Mungo's Museum (a Museum of Religion), Provands Lordship (the oldest building in the city) all close by each other
The Tron Theate in the Merchant city / Candleriggs area, south east of George Square
The People's Palace (located in Glasgow Green -  museum of Glasgow and Scottish life) and the Barras (open Sat and Sun, partly open air /partly covered market of considerable repute in Glasgow folklore, where anything and anyone can be had!
Glasgow Mosque - a wonderful addition to Glasgow's skyline built late last century
SECC (Scottish Conference and Exhibition Centre) - venue for many concerts and performances as well as conference venue
IMAX Cinema - As Big and Wide as the Clyde!
The Science Centre - for children and adults alike
The Kings Theatre - a venue for many acts of yesterday and today
The Tenement House - a unique historical preservation of a Victorian Glasgow apartment as it was between 1911 and 1965.  Well worth the visit!
Hunterian Art Gallery & Museum - sited in Glasgow University
The Charles Rennie Mackintosh House - sited in Glasgow University (see also his Queens Cross Church in Mayhill)
Willow Tearooms - Mackintosh Tearooms - an historical cuppa
Glasgow School of Art - founded in 1845 and extended by Mackintosh in his wonderful style later in that century
The city Necropolis - where everyone who was anyone in Vitorian Glasgow was buried in some style
McLellan Galleries - Exhibitions and Events
The Botanic Gardens - at the junction of Byres Rd and Great Western Rd, only about 200 metres from the Hotel
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum - closed for major refurbishment for 3 years ...watch this space
The Transport Museum - again, for children of all ages - engenders wonderment and reminiscence!
The Mitchell Library - major reference library and venue for many years
The Piping Centre - World Famous School of Piping
The Theatre Royal - venue for many national  and international plays, shows and performances
The Pavilion Theatre - another famous stage in Glasgow's showbiz history
Royal Concert Hall - a more recent additions to Glasgow's Artistic armory and skyline - justifiably famous and popular
The Burrell Collection is Glasgow's Jewel in its Crown ...the collection amassed by Sir William Burrell who dies in 1958.  The breadth and depth of the artifacts are immense.  Also, Pollock House is within walking distance of the Burrell and is well worth another few hours.