About Cardonald
Cardonald is a town in Glasgow, Scotland. It has become a vibrant town over recent years and is becoming ever more popular with both new home buyers and first time buyers alike.
With plenty of interesting places to visit within a short drive, there's enough to keep even the most energetic of families entertained.
If you are considering a move to Cardonald, this site aims to give you all the information you need about living, working or playing in Cardonald. If you need any additional information not included here, please feel free to contact us by clicking here.
The History of Cardonald
Glasgow is one of Europe's most visited cities. In recent years it has been designated:
European Capital of Sport 2003
UK City of Architecture and Design 1999
European City of Culture 1990
More than 2 million tourists visit Glasgow every year to enjoy a wealth of cultural and leisure attractions and as a base to explore the magnificent scenery which surrounds the city. Others take in the sights in and around the heart of the city, including:
Glasgow Cathedral - which marks the burial spot of St Mungo, Glasgow's patron saint
Provand's Lordship - the oldest house in the city
Glasgow Green - ideal for walks and visiting the People's Palace
Merchant City - marvel at the mansions, banks and warehouse buildings built by Glasgow's wealthy merchant traders
Glasgow School of Art - designed by world-famous architect and designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Victorian architecture - Glasgow's elegant streets are lined with some of the most beautifully preserved Victorian buildings
Glasgow has more than 20 museums and art galleries - all with free admission including the world-famous Burrell Collection - a purpose-built gallery in the middle of a country park with art treasures from Degas to Henry Moore.
The city is home to Scotland's principal performing arts organisations including Scottish Opera, Scottish Ballet and the Royal Scottish National Orchestra.
Annual festivals and events include the Glasgow International Jazz Festival in July, the World Pipe Band Championships and a huge number of programmes and events that run all year round.
Glasgow has more than 70 parks and gardens - more than any other similar-sized city. No wonder it's known as the "dear green place."
Shoppers are in for a treat as Glasgow is the UK's best shopping centre outside of London. Gleaming new malls sit alongside bohemian shops selling specialised crafts.
More than 50,000 students attend one of Glasgow's centres of learning - from the three leading universities to industry-specific teaching schools.
You can find out all about Glasgow on these pages. We hope you enjoy the city.
Courtesy of Glasgow City Council
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