The other Sunday, I visited the Lighthouse for the very first time. It sits in Mitchell Lane in the city centre featuring a diverse selection of exhibitions. It also has a tower from which you can see right across Glasgow. Today this view’s probably much more snowy. Below are some photos from that experience at the top of the shoogly staircase. They were taken as normal with my phone so nothing special. Enjoy.
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I also write a series on this blog called Streets of Glasgow, which has featured many of the streets that can be seen from the Lighthouse, including Streets of Glasgow: Mitchell Street, Streets of Glasgow: West Nile Street, Streets of Glasgow: Renfield Street, Streets of Glasgow: Hope Street and Streets of Glasgow: Queen Street.
I love the view from the Lighthouse, but probably my favourite view of the city is from the Necropolis.
Hope the snow is starting to thaw!
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It’s still here though not falling from the sky any more.
My favourite view of Glasgow is from the flagpole at Queen’s Park. At street level it is the view from Govan looking across to the Riverside Museum.
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