Welcome to Carmunnock, Glasgow's last village.

With cottages and tenements dating back to the 1700's, a village green, old wells and an ancient Kirk, visiting Carmunnock really is like stepping back in time, and all within the city of Glasgow!

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Heritage Trail

You can explore the village by following our self guided Village Heritage Trail.

16 QR codes around the village link to fantastic short films telling the stories of the buildings and residents of yesterday including weavers, washerwomen, lairds and even a Beatle!

Pick up a leaflet/map at one of the village shops.  

There are two routes.

The short route round the centre of the village takes about an hour and the longer route also includes areas of interest round the edges of the village and takes up to two hours.

The self guided tour starts outside the Church.

Carmunnock Parish Church, 11 Kirk Road, Carmunnock G76 9BY

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Church Tours

On Saturday 19th September enjoy a guided tour of our beautiful old church which dates back to 1767.

See stunning stained glass by Norman McLeod MacDougall and the 1820's watch house built to protect the graves from resurrectionists.

The family vault of the Stirling Stuart family of Castlemilk will also be open for the day.

Tours start at the church at 10.15am 11.15am 1.15pm and 2.15pm. no need to book.

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Photo Archive Exhibition

The Castlemilk Hall, Waterside Road, Carmunnock G76 9DT will be open from 10am until 4pm on Saturday 19th September.

The Hall was opened in 1893 and has been the social hub for the village since then.

We will have an exhibition of our large photograph archive focussing on the role the Hall has played in hosting dances, parties and theatre throughout the years.

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We have an accessible toilet on site, and tea & coffee will be available in the village We have lovely private and community gardens and walks. Carmunnock is about 6 miles south of Glasgow. To get here you can drive, cycle or catch the no. 31 bus from the City Centre