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Queen's Park (Glasgow)

Description: Address: 520 Langside Road / Queen's Park / Glasgow / Scotland / The park features a great range of sport and ... more

Queen's Park (Glasgow) ... recreational facilities, along with a boating pond and smaller nature pond, glasshouses, aviary and pet house and more.

Newest Review: ... can be very busy on a sunny day. It is fenced and is supposed to be a dog-free area. It was revamped in the past couple of years but can be prone to minor vandalism/graffiti and groups of teenagers hanging around later in the day. It has climbing/swings/sliding apparatus and has some equipment suitable for very young children. The small play area, situated to the east of the park, has ... more

... just been renovated and is a bit more limited in what it provides. ***Poets' Rose Garden*** - a very well maintained area of rosebushes, benches, paths and commemorative plaques. A place for quiet contemplation or a good place to sit with a sandwich an...more

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Queen's Park (Glasgow): Queen's Park - Lots to See and Do Whatever the Weather! (1199 words)
by - written on 03/09/09 (Very useful, 129 readings)
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Glasgow has more parks and public gardens than you can shake a stick at - it's not called the "Dear Green Place" for nothing. Having previously reviewed one of our favourites, Pollok Park, I thought I would turn my attention to the park we visit most often; Queen's Park. Queen's Park hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons last year and it was closed to the public for several weeks. It was missed massively by the local population, and fears that the people would not use the park following the incident were completely unfounded, when they returned in their droves following its reopening. Queen's Park is ... Read the complete review

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