Awesome kinetic theatre housed in Trongate arts centre with a Russian restaurant in it (sticking with the sharmanka/communist theme!) and various exhibition spaces.
mapJust round the corner from Sharmanka, the Modern Institute which tends to have some far out installations, but the space itself is worth checking out.
mapYou won't have to walk far, because close-by is Mono for some tasty vegan (surprisingly hearty!) grub and a peruse through some vinyl.
mapThe world's oldest surviving music hall which is like going back in time (Laurel and Hardy played there!). A sweet and shady part of town.
mapAnother one nearby is the 13th Note, which is decent for food, drink, music.
mapIf you're into that kind of thing, sometimes great, sometimes bit pretentious.
mapA cool arts space in the South Side with nice gardens.
mapYou should definitely go to the Botanic Gardens and walk along the river to Kelvingrove park and to Kelvingrove museum, maybe up to the University. Its well worth a wander if you have nice enough weather.
mapOf course. The world-famous nightclub.
mapGood way to see the whole city quite quickly and then you can decide what things you want to investigate more. That includes the Barras and the Necropolis which are both worth a look but maybe not top of my list if you only have one weekend.
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