Princes Square is a shopping centre on Buchanan Street in central Glasgow, Scotland. It was first designed and built in the 1840s by John Baird and other architects. It was developed in 1988 to a design by Edinburgh architects, the Hugh Martin Partnership.
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Princess Theatre
4.5
(259)
Queen Victoria Art Gallery at Royal Park
4.6
(312)
Launceston Visitor Information Centre
4.6
(167)
City Park
4.6
(1.6K)
Buddha Thai
4.2
(354)
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4.7
(605)
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4.7
(216)
Mad Apple Café
4.7
(242)
$
I passed through here 4 times in 2 days as I was staying at marrilac house in brisbane street in the city centre 2 nights as a driver for my cousin who was in the LGH. I think it was about 1.9 kilometers walk each way. So the 4 times I walked through this park it was a welcome relief to take a few minutes to relax In the park before continuing on my mission. Beautiful park. Saw lots of pigeons, but had no food so I crushed a few acorns after peeling the outer skin. Some of them had a nibble but most weren't that interested. But it did draw them close enough in numbers to eat out of my hand. This fountain is totally so beautiful. The dark grey colours tho really don't do it justice. A sandstone colour would make it stand out & reveal it's beauty way better. I am so glad that the drunk bunch of youths being idiots are no longer hanging around there anymore as many have said here also. & the peace & tranquility of this relaxing space has returned to its...
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It's a nice place to be, lots of shade from trees a nice fountain in the middle plenty of benches and seat space, and there are also public rest rooms that can be used if you need to use those facilities, there is also a water fountain (one you drink out of) in case you don't have any water or something to drink with you, unfortunately where the water drains out seems to get clogged often so the bowl surrounding it usually fills with water which can be quite annoying, other than that it's a nice place to relax, play and enjoy...
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Even though I'm from not far out of Launceston (Deloraine) and we come here often, I wanted to give one of my favourite parks a five star rating. Yes it's small, but it's beautiful. It's a great respite and a serene spot to take your lunch (which you may have grabbed in Charles Street) and chill out. it has a really interesting history so do your research and it has the added bonus of an historic fountain AND a bronze statue of a very important man coming down the steps! Added bonus, it's supposed to be...
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