The Tall Ship at Riverside glasgow

This tall ship is superb. I never knew it existed till the day I visited an I loved seeing it. It was a million times better than the motor museum it was tied to. The staff were very good as well. Even if you only see the ship, its well worth the trip to see it.

Great museum. Quite modern history wise. Very nostalgic if you where driving in the eighties. Very wheel chair friendly plus a decent restaurant on site. I can recommend a visit to this place.

Place had improved in the few years since it had opened. Lots to see and the displays are good with the exception of the car wall that doesn't really let you see the cars. Cafe in the actual main buildings is expensive compared to the one on the actual tall ship so saves yourself some cash and eat there.

Excellent visitor attraction. Lots to see from the relative luxury of the officers cabin to the bare essentials of the crew area. Informative video, scrub the decks, ring the bell. Something for everyone.

Shows you the whole ship, cargo hold and all. Free entry which is great. The rooms have little tidbits that make it more interesting to explore.

If you're thinking of hosting a party or wedding here, READ THIS. I play in the Jiggers ceilidh band, and we play wedding venues all over Scotland, but the Tall Ship has to be one of the coolest and most unique venues. Really nice intimate atmosphere, and the space is just perfect for ceilidh dancing. You'll get amazing photos, and the staff we meet are all really nice. Strongly recommend.

Nice and free

Wonderful experience for both kids and adults. There was a lovely lady (entertainer) on the ship today singing sea shanties. Made my day. 😊 😊 😊

I visited the Glen lee today bigger then you think you are to wonder about most parts there is a cafe on ground floor and there is a little shop at the entrance it's also near another museum which is also free the transport museum which is also a place to see old and new transport

Went to the tall ship to attend a jazz concert, all seats were socially distanced and the bar was opened. A very enjoyable concert.