The Auld Kirk Museum and graveyard are situated in one of the oldest sites in Kirkintilloch. The grade A listed building is a beautiful piece of architecture, which was built in 1644 to replace the 12th century St Ninians Church.

Glasgow has a breathtaking collection of Art Galleries presenting a wide portfolio of art, ranging from tableaux, tapestries, frescos, oils, watercolours, pottery and sculpture dating from the Ancient Egyptian period to the present day. The city's extraordinary array of galleries include the unique St Mungo's Museum of Religious Life and Art, which reveals the story of Glasgow's religious past and present and proudly exhibits Salvador Dali's world-renowned painting, Christ of St John of The Cross.
Glasgow has a wonderful selection of public parks in and around the city. The choice is never ending and Glasgow has more greenery than many other European cities.

The whole family can enjoy an exciting day out at any Glasgow Park including Queens Park with it's numerous play area's, rose gardens within and many activities for children and adults. These include an Orienteering Course, Putt and Pitch and Bowling Greens