Timeline
14:00
Pick up some prepared panini, salads, or patisserie from the deli. It is convenient for a picnic in the park on a sunny day.
14:05
Walk into Kelvingrove Park. The park is always open and popular with students. Wander towards the bandstand and the statues of Lord Kelvin and Thomas Carlyle as the golden light begins to hit the trees.
14:45
Walk east for four minutes to Park Circus. This historic square, built around 1860, is the centrepiece of the well-heeled Park District. Take a moment to admire the leafy oval and the legal brassplates set around it.
15:05
Return to Kelvingrove Park to sit and enjoy your picnic or snack while the golden light is at its peak. The park offers plenty of benches near the River Kelvin.
Local tip
Eusebi Deli is open from 08:00, so you can grab your food early. The park is always open, but arriving before the golden light starts ensures you catch the full transition of the afternoon light.
Check before you go
- Eusebi Deli hours: Mo,We-Su 08:00-22:00.
Worth knowing
- Eusebi Deli is open at 14:00 only on Mo, We, Th, Fr, Sa, Su
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Glasgow (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).