Guided tours

1820 Martyrs Sighthill Monument - Baird and Hardie, leaders in the Radical War of 1820 interred here

Andy Scott Public Art Ltd - Andy Scott is one of the UK's leading public artists.

Anniesland College - Brand new, west-end college campus

The Arches - Cavernous arches supporting Central Railway Station.

Arlington Baths - Victorian, private members, swimming baths club

Barony Hall - Magnificent Victorian Gothic Revival church.

BBC Scotland - BBC Scotland's headquarters on the banks of the River Clyde.

Botanic Gardens Heritage Trail (LES) - Internationally acclaimed for the impressive glass houses.

The Bridge - Aspirational, award-winning landmark building located in the centre of Easterhouse.

Britannia Panopticon Music Hall - Stan Laurel made his debut in 1906 at this hidden wonder in the city centre

Buchanan Bridge Club - A-listed Victorian townhouse

The Burrell Collection - Behind the scenes at the fabulous Burrell Collection.

Cart Blanche - Four mile walk along the White Cart Water.

Castlemilk Stables - Doors Open Day must-see!

The Changing Face of Glasgow City Centre - Find out about City Centre development proposals with the RTPI

Citizens Theatre - Behind the scenes of historic Victorian theatre, including backstage!

City Centre Cinemas - Past, Present and Future - Explore Glasgow's architecturally diverse cinema history

City Halls and Old Fruitmarket - Exceptional acoustics and Victorian charm

Cowcaddens Fire Station - Very busy operational Fire Station

Crosshill - Boasting some of Glasgow's most dramatic and distinctive tenements.

Dennistoun with Roger Guthrie - Alexander Dennistoun of Golfhill's grand estate.

Dennistoun with Peter Douglas - Explore the history of Dennistoun with the Conservation Society

Dumbreck and Hazelwood - A-listed Craigie Hall with a general overview of Dumbreck.

Calton Heritage Trail - Calton is a real melting post of Glasgow history with something of interest for everyone

Bridgeton Heritage Trail - Includes treasures such as the Greenhead Works, Templeton's and Tullis Street Memorial Garden

Easterhouse Community Fire Station - Fire Appliance bays and training tower

Echoes of Empire Part 1: Buchanan Street - Buchanan Street is undoubtedly Glasgow's best street.

Echoes of Empire Part 2: The Western City Centre - Explore this key part of the least British of the British cities!

Elder Park Library - See how the library has developed its services over the last century.

Fairfield Shipyard Offices - An A-listed building where the most famous Clydeside ships were designed and launched

Garnethill Synagogue - Scotland’s first, purpose built synagogue with high quality stained glass

Glasgow Art Club - Two A-listed, 1850 town houses

Glasgow Central Mosque - Accommodating 2,000 for prayers, the biggest Mosque in Scotland

Glasgow City Mission - The world's first City Mission has a new home at the heart of Glasgow

Glasgow Film Theatre - Modernist European building with clear Dutch influence

The Glasgow House and Construction Skills Academy - See new, hi-tech, energy efficient housing and care-home bedrooms

Glasgow Museums Resource Centre - Rich treasure-trove of objects from around the world

Walking tours of the Glasgow Necropolis - Informative tour by Friends of Glasgow Necropolis

Glasgow School of Art - Mackintosh's architectural 'masterwork' voted 'Britain's Best Building of past 175 years

Glasgow Sheriff Court - Highly polished interiors with imaginative use of timber, stone and daylight.

Glasgow Built Heritage, Tobacco, Slavery and The Abolition Movement - An historical journey of discovery through Glasgow's mercantile past.

Glasgow Steiner School - Unique design and character with sheep's wool insulating the roof!

Glasgow's TRAFFCOM Traffic Control Centre - Tracking buses from outer space!

Govan Cross Building, Govan and Linthouse Parish - B-listed. Gothic style.

Govan Old Parish Church - Early English with details from Pluscarden Abbey.

Govanhill Baths - Edwardian Baroque style public swimming baths.

Greek Thomson's Sixty Steps and Wall - Monumental public staircase and wall beside the River Kelvin

Glasgow/West of Scotland Family History Society, Mansfield Park - Wonderful resource for discovering your ancestors

Hampden Park - Iconic world-class stadium

The Hidden Gardens - Award winning public space for peaceful appreciation of nature within urban landscape

Historic Govan - The development of Govan from its origins as a royal centre.

Holmlea Gardens Allotment - A 'Wee Oasis' in Cathcart

House For an Art Lover - Inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh's portfolio of drawings.

Hutchesons Grammar School, Primary - Edwardian grandeur meets 21st century education facilities

Hyndland Secondary School - West End School, refurbished and extended

Kelvingrove Park Heritage Trail (LES) - Classic example of Victorian Park with beautifully restored Stewart Memorial Fountain

Kelvinside Hillhead Parish Church - Modelled on Sainte Chapelle in Paris - contains some of the finest stained glass in the country

King's Theatre - One of Scotland's most historic and significant theatres.

Kinning Park - Discover the fascinating history of the once smallest burgh in Scotland

Knightswood St. Margarets Parish Church - Scotlands last stone-built Church of Scotland church with beautiful stained glass

Lansdowne Church - The most striking gothic revival church in Glasgow.

The Lighthouse - Stunning transformation of the former Glasgow Herald newspaper building.

Lighting Up the City - See Glasgow's fine architectural heritage after dark!

Linthouse Building, Govan and Linthouse Parish - Façade is a blend of classical and Arts & Crafts

The Mackintosh Church - The Mackintosh Society's international headquarters

The Mackintosh House, Hunterian Art Gallery, University of Glasgow - The interiors of the home of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and his wife Margaret MacDonald.

Mansewood Allotments - Currently one of the smallest allotment sites in Glasgow

Maryhill - Some of Glasgow's best kept historical secrets to be found in Maryhill.

Maxwell Park Station - A late Victorian suburban railway station.

Our Lady and St Francis Secondary School (former) now The Wise Group HQ - 'A' listed modernist building, now housing leading social enterprise The Wise Group

Historic Partick - A place of ancient history, kings, bishops, mills, shipwrights and taverns.

Partick Curling Clubhouse - The gift of Provost William Kennedy of Partick and his two brothers.

Pearce Institute - Striking Edwardian architecture - In memory of Sir William Pearce.

Peoples Palace and Winter Gardens - The story of the people and city of Glasgow.

Pollokshields 160th Anniversary Bus Tour - The UK's original, biggest and best planned garden suburb.

Provan Hall - One of the oldest buildings in Glasgow - built around same time as Provand's Lordship!

Resurrecting History - The Southern Necropolis - Burial Place of Alexander "Greek" Thomson and other important Glaswegians

Scottish Ballet at Tramway - See behind the scenes of the Scottish National Dance Company

Shettleston Housing Association - A new moden interior and extension

St. Andrew's Cathedral - Stunning décor and a cloister garden in this recently renovated church.

St. Andrew's in the Square - Essential Doors Open Day visit! Stunningly restored by GBPT.

St. George's Tron Church - Interior completely renovated in 2008/9

St. Mary's R.C. Church - Second oldest Catholic church in Glasgow - with a beautiful interior.

St. Vincent Crescent - Extraordinary mid Victorian developments.

St. Vincent Street Church - Thomson’s only surviving operational church; a Doors Open Day must-see!

Subcrawl with ‘Dress for the Weather’ - Explore Glasgow's subway with 'Dress for the Weather'

Theatre Royal - First opened in 1867 as the Royal Colosseum and Opera House

Tollcross Park Heritage Walk (LES) - Impressive Winter Gardens and unique Rose Garden

Trades Hall of Glasgow - Rare Adam exterior and interior steeped in history

Walmer Crescent - Grandeur of Alexander 'Greek' Thomson in unexpected setting

Women of the Necropolis Walking Tour - Launch Event - 'Dig the dirt' on Victorian society with fantastic women's history tour

World Tour of West End - With historian and west end resident David Martin.