Pollok House and Pollok country park
Nearly 4 miles south-west of the center of Glasgow, the Pollok House land covers an area of 355 acres.The house of the Maxwell family, this Edwardian mansion was built in 1752 by William Adam and his sons.The collection of Sir William Stirling Maxwell of Spanish paintings by El Greco, Goya, Murillo and Velázquez is exposed, as well as some significant works of William Blake.Guided and self-shredded tours are available. N Naventuros will want to try the unique "Escape the Past" game, a fully interactive exhibition that causes players to solve puzzles and find their way back to this day.The land of the property includes Pollook Country Park, where you can admire the gardens with meticulousness or go on some of the routes that lead through the forests and the river bank and follow in the footsteps of the characters in the successful TV series, Outlander.A culminating point of a visit is the chance to enjoy a meal or snack in the Edwardian Kitchen cafe.
