Linn Park
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Linn Park is a seven-acre urban park in the centre of Birmingham, Alabama. It is overlooked by Birmingham City Hall. Formerly known as Capitol Park, Woodrow Wilson Park, and Central Park, the park was renamed after Confederate naval officer and businessman Charles Linn in the 1980s.
attractions: Holmwood House, restaurants: The Bank Glasgow, E-Street Café, Mr MacGregor's, Café Mira, The Linn
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Linn Park is a seven-acre urban park in the centre of Birmingham, Alabama. It is overlooked by Birmingham City Hall. Formerly known as Capitol Park, Woodrow Wilson Park, and Central Park, the park was renamed after Confederate naval officer and businessman Charles Linn in the 1980s.
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This is a fantastic park in the South Side of Glasgow. 5 star for dogs. Trees, grass, water, hills, mud the lot. Great and lovely walks and you can easily walk for an hour before hitting the end of the park. No coffee shops or toilets in the park. Not bad for kids but just missing the real adventure playground it needs. There are a couple of small play areas for young kids. One near the Cathcart end. Second one in the centre next to the horse riding centre. Very scenic through the seasons.
Crawford StuartCrawford Stuart
10
Beautiful park to walk in with it'd waterfall and White bridge on the River Cart. Not the best day for a visit as after this spell of dreadful, persistent rain,many parts of the park are waterlogged and very muddy. Like nearby Rouken Glen the park is a dogwalkers paradise. The waterfall was in full spate today and was a wonderful sight. Some paths are closed due to landslips, again cos of the heavy rain. Lets hope for some dry weather in May.😳
Dennis SmalleyDennis Smalley
20
A beautiful park which is brilliant for dog walking albeit I recommend keeping them on the lead for the first few visits. There are many spots for a seat and a picnic off the main track and there is also access to the river and waterfall. It's a good hours walk going at a leisurely pace with lovely views on the park loop. Easily one of my favourite parks in Glasgow. Thourough recommend a visit.
Alexander BoyceAlexander Boyce
20
2nd time visiting this place and I must say it just takes my breath away although I would suggest a copy of the map on your phone would be handy as I managed to get lost again getting back to the car park. The waterfalls along the river are accessible on the opposite side to the main trail. Just walk over the bridge and turn right and rhere are access points right down to the river edge
Steven WaddoupsSteven Waddoups
30
The Magnificent Eleven is an 11-mile circular walk that explores some of Glasgow’s green spaces and wildlife as no other. The route is split into four almost equal sections. Each one has ready access at the beginning and end, with a nearby bus link. Full details including maps of the route through our ‘living city’ are available on the Ramblers website.
MARILYN Montgomery (Maz)MARILYN Montgomery (Maz)
10
Beautiful Southside parkland running alongside the River Cart. Woodlands and paths are clean and tidy. There is an accessible waterfall and lots of grassy areas with benches to rest. It’s peaceful, simple and relaxing. One of the largest and nicest parks in Glasgow and well worth a drive to.
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Nearby Attractions Of Linn Park
Holmwood House
Holmwood House
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Nearby Restaurants Of Linn Park
The Bank Glasgow
E-Street Café
Mr MacGregor's
Café Mira
The Linn
The Bank Glasgow
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E-Street Café
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Mr MacGregor's
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Café Mira
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+44 141 287 2000
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glasgow.gov.uk
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