The Merchant City

Architecture and Built Heritage - Bridgeton Cross: bringing people together under one umbrella

Arta - Edwardian Renaissance style cheese warehouse transformed into a glamorous night club.

Bell Street Stables - Multi-storey horse park

Britannia Panopticon Music Hall - A hidden treasure and the place where Stan Laurel made his debut in 1906.

Committee Room - A-listed former church now plays host to a quaint and cosy bar.

Corinthian - One of the finest Victorian interiors in the UK.

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

Gallery of Modern Art - Former Tobacco Lord's mansion in the heart of the city.

Glasgow's (Animal) Magic - For younger students of architectural heritage.

Glasgow Institute of Architects - From Alexander 'Greek' Thomson through the present day.

Glasgow Media Access Centre (GMAC) - At the heart of Scottish film making.

Glasgow Police Museum - The story of the UK’s oldest police force.

Glasgow Print Studio - View the best in contemporary Scottish printmaking.

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

Glasgow Women's Library - From Suffragettes to Women's Libbers, knitting patterns to radical badges.

Historic Glasgow - Local Filmed History, Stories and Trails.

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

Lighting Up the City - Celebrate Glasgow's fine architectural heritage.

Lodging House Mission - Italian Palazzo style with giant Doric pilasters.

The Mackintosh Experience Bus Tour - FREE over the whole Doors Open Day weekend

Merchant City Women's Heritage Walking Tour - Uncover the Merchant City's hidden history.

Polo Lounge - A stylish gay bar with some grand original features.

Princes Square - An all weather experience with an impressive glass roof.

Project Ability - A platform for contemporary work by artists with disabilities.

Ramshorn Theatre and Graveyard - One of the most unusual small theatres in Glasgow.

Russian Cultural Centre - Café-Gallery Cossachok - Russian literature, music and arts activity in general.

Scottish Youth Theatre - Scotland's national theatre 'for & by' young people.

Sharmanka Kinetic Theatre - An incredible mechanical choreography.

Sounds of Progress - Assists disabled people to develop music and musical theatre.

St Andrew's in the Square - One of the top six classical churches in the UK

St George's Tron Church - Recently re-opened after 18 month major re-development.

Street Level Photoworks - The opportunity to produce and participate in photography.

Sustainability - Expert speakers on the topic of sustainable architecture

Theatre NEMO - B-listed Edwardian building.

Glasgow's Built heritage - Tobacco Slavery and Abolition - Fascinating lecture examining Glasgow's mercantile past

Transmission Gallery - Representing current artistic activity.

Tron Theatre - From church to police station to current performance venue.

Trongate 103 - Housing eight independent arts organisations under one roof.

Trongate 103 talks - The architects and the project artist

The World in the City - A Dutch canal house - in Glasgow