Glasgow's Kelvin Bridges - ICE Walking Tours (Sold Out)
Walking Tours
-
Outdoor Events
-

Glasgow's Kelvin Bridges - ICE Walking Tours (Sold Out)

Ticketed
Free Entry
West
Book Now

Dates & Times

Sat 19 Sept

14:00-15:30

Sun 20 Sept

11:00-12:30

About this Event

Enjoy a guided walk exploring Glasgow’s iconic Kelvin Bridges and discover how they reflect the changing fortunes of Glaswegians.
Read the full event details
Glasgow's Kelvin Bridges

Enjoy a leafy tour along the River Kelvin from Glasgow Botanic Gardens with the engineers from ICE Scotland.

They'll explain the engineering behind the many different bridges of the Kelvin, and how they represent the changing fortunes of Glaswegians over the years.

The tour will leave from the Ha'penny House in Glasgow Botanic Gardens, walking along the river towards Partick.

About this Venue

Kelvin Bridges

Meeting Point: Ha'penny House in Glasgow Botanic Gardens, G20 8QL
GET DIRECTIONS

Members of ICE Scotland are the civil engineers that design and create much of our built environment.

They are looking forward to welcoming everyone on these guided walks, explaining how civil engineering infrastructure has shaped our city throughout history and how it continues to do so today.

Access Information

Limited wheelchair access
Additional information:
 
Along essentially level paths but they may be narrow in places

You may also like

Memories & Matinees: Thomas McGoran's Glasgow Exhibition
Drop-in
Exhibitions
-
Talks
-

Memories & Matinees: Thomas McGoran's Glasgow Exhibition

THU 17
FRI 18
SAT 19
SUN 20
12:00-17:00 - Drop In
City Centre
Saint Luke's and the Winged Ox
Ticketed
Building Tours
-

Saint Luke's and the Winged Ox

THU 17
FRI 18
12:00-14:30
East
Going out to the Pictures on Sauchiehall Street: A History of Glasgow's Cinema Buildings - (Sold Out Now)
Ticketed
Talks
-

Going out to the Pictures on Sauchiehall Street: A History of Glasgow's Cinema Buildings - (Sold Out Now)

SAT 19
10:00-11:00
City Centre

Cookies on this website

We use essential storage to make this website work. With your permission, we would also like to use analytics to understand how visitors use the website and help us improve it. Read our Privacy and Cookies Policy.