What is it?
A lush green space with the grand Pollock House at the centre of its grounds. This slice of gorgeous countryside is just a rather scenic ten minutes away from Glasgow Central on the train. Once there, get the blood pumping with a stroll through serene surroundings, followed by some cooing over the Highland cows and Clydesdale horses.
Is it worth visiting and how long will I spend there?
If you’re looking for a full day of relaxation and disconnecting, Pollock Park is a must. It has open spaces, food and drink, lots of art and you can spot highland cattle all year round. If you choose the right season, you’ll spot baby calves too.
Is parking free?
The Burrell Collection, Pollock Park and Pollock House are free. Parking at the Burrell collection costs £5 for 4 hours or £10 for the whole day. National Trust for Scotland members can use The Riverside Car Park at Pollock House and will not be charged. By the way, Pollock Park itself isn’t wheelchair friendly but Pollock House and the Burrell collection are.
Are there toilets?
There are currently only toilets inside the Burrel Collection, as the toilets in the Old Stable Courtyard are closed for refurbishment. Toilets are free to use.
Where’s good to eat nearby?
Burrell Collection is home to a restaurant and two coffee shops, and there’s the Old Kitchen Cafe at Pollock House. Fancying soups, stone-baked pizzas and sandwiches? You’re in luck (or just settle in for a