With the summer holidays coming to an end this month, parents all across Glasgow will be scrambling to plan some fun activities with the kids.
However, family day outs can quickly become expensive with admission prices as well as food and drink putting many out of pocket.
Luckily, the city has a number of free activities and cultural attractions suitable for all ages that are available during the summer months.
If you're a parent looking to plan a free excursion with your children, here are some of the best places to go.
Free things you can do with the kids in Glasgow before the summer holidays end
Here are some free things to do with the kids in Glasgow before the summer holidays end.
Visit the Riverside Museum
A visit to the Riverside Museum is a sure way to keep the kids entertained over the summer months.
Featuring hundreds of vintage vehicles, including a Glasgow Subway train, and a life-size 20th-century street, there is something to entertain everybody.
Check out Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
From Ancient Egyptian artefacts to an actual RAF spitfire overhead, the kids are sure to be in awe at this extraordinary collection in Glasgow.
After a day at the museum, go for a wander around Kelvingrove Park and discover the nearby Bandstand and wooded paths.
Visit the Burrell Collection and meet the Highland coos at Pollok Park
Situated in Glasgow's largest park, The Burrell Collection houses thousands of artefacts that were collected over the years by Sir William Burrell and Constance, Lady Burrell.
After enjoying the many beautiful items on display, take a stroll around Pollok Park where the kids can see real-life Highland Coos and explore the estate to their heart's content.
See 'killer plants' at the Botanic Gardens!
Featuring a variety of exotic plants, this magnificent greenhouse in the heart of the West End is both entertaining and educational for the little ones.
The attraction also offers a little 'danger' with 'killer plants' like Venus Fly Traps and Pitcher Plants being on display to the public.
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