Glasgow Science Centre Tower — Attraction in Scotland

Great place for a day out and would highly recommend this to you and your family or friends 👍 it's especially nice in the summer when the sun is shining as the brease from the Clyde offers a really nice refreshing coolness to the area so it doesn't become to uncomfortable in the heat !

There is lovely places to see along the riverbank including the views from the tower itself which is magnificent my battery wasn't on enough charge so I couldn't take a video of the spectacle which is one to behold as the full city can be seen from atop .

as it's officially the highest structure in Glasgow from the top which is specially built to turn on its axis 360 degrees so it is resistant from the wind and lessens the force in high winds which is excellently designed and reduses sway since it is streamlined with its futuristic look for asthetic reasons as well as eye candy ;) 😎

There is really great places to visit in the science center and also the armadillo where it even has an IMAX cinema incase the weather turns for the worse being Glasgow it always keeps you on your toes. All in all I wouldn't miss out on a trip down to this area if your visiting the city or just passing by on your journey...

We visited here yesterday during the bank holiday but the place was mobbed.

There wasnt even enough space in the carpark yet were still given a ticket to try and find a space.

There was plenty to do but it was next to impossible to see most of it because people were pushing in everywhere.

There should be better control of how many people are allowed in at one time and how long you get to spend at one section.

There was hardly any staff about as well to keep an eye on things.

It was £30 for my wife, boy and myself but i wouldn't say it was value for money.

I will go back when its quieter as there was lots of things to do and see but most of what our wee boy wanted to see was extremely difficult to do due to how...

its a free standing tower balanced on a single point . you can book discounted science center tickets in advance and see if the weather is alright to go onto the tower itself . serviced by lifts and in case of high winds , you ll need to get down the stairs.

the entry to the tower is on the left hand side of the cafe. volunteers are very helpful and informative. it is best to take a toilet break and postpone lunch if you are scared of heights. the tower sways ever so gently , you can only realise it when you see the signboards in the tower swaying .

its an experience for all adults and children alike. you can see all the major landmarks on the clydeside...