Glasgow Doors Open Days Festival is an annual event taking place across the city during the third week in September. Buildings open their doors and give free access to the public to showcase the city’s architecture and heritage. As well as access to buildings, the week-long programme includes walks, tours, talks and special events.
Glasgow City Heritage Trust will be running daily ‘mini city break’ walks (plus a talk) at lunchtime so that you can get away for your desk and get active at lunchtime by having a gander around the city centre with Niall Murphy, Deputy Director of Glasgow City Heritage Trust.
All events are free but booking is required. Click on the events below for more information and to book.
Doors Open Days® occur across Scotland every September and are coordinated nationally by the Scottish Civic Trust.
Glasgow Doors Open Days Festival is an annual event taking place across the city during the third week in September. Buildings open their doors and give free access to the public to showcase the city’s architecture and heritage. As well as access to buildings, the week-long programme includes walks, tours, talks and special events.