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( www.glasgowmuseums.com ; 225 Scotland St; 10am-5pm Tue-Thu & Sat, 11am-5pm Fri & Sun)
Worth a visit for its stunning facade and interesting museum of education that occupies
the interior.

4 HOUSE FOR AN ART LOVER
( 0141-353 4770; www.houseforanartlover.co.uk ; Bellahouston Park, Dumbreck Rd; adult/child
£4.50/3; 10am-4pm Mon-Wed, to 1pm Thu-Sun) Although designed in 1901, this house was
not built until the 1990s. Mackintosh worked closely with his wife on the design and
her influence is evident, especially in the rose motif.

5 MACKINTOSH CHURCH
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( www.crmsociety.com ; 870 Garscube Rd; adult/child £4/free; 10am-5pm Mon, Wed & Fri Apr-Oct,
till 4pm Nov-Mar) The only one of Mackintosh's church designs to be built.

Entertainment

Glasgow is Scotland's entertainment city, from classical music, fine theatres and ballet to
cracking nightclubs pumping out state-of-the-art hip-hop, electro, or techno, to cheesy
chart tunes and contemporary Scottish bands at the cutting edge of modern music.
To tap into your scene, check out The List ( www.list.co.uk ), an invaluable fortnightly
events-guide available at newsagents and bookshops.
For theatre tickets, book directly with the venue. For concerts, a useful booking centre
is Tickets Scotland Offline map Google map (

0141-204 5151; www.tickets-scotland.com ; 237

Argyle St) .

Nightclubs
Glasgow has one of Britain's biggest and best clubbing scenes, attracting devotees from
afar. Glaswegians usually hit clubs after the pubs have closed, so many clubs offer dis-
counted admission and cheaper drinks if you go before 10.30pm. Entry costs £5 to £10
(up to £25 for big events), although bars often hand out free passes. By law, clubs shut at
3am, so keep your ear to the ground to find out where the after-parties are at.

SUB CLUB | Club