6 Glasgow city centre buildings you should visit during Doors Open Day 2026

These are some of the standout Glasgow city centre buildings you should visit this Doors Open Day

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Doors Open Day Glasgow is a chance to step inside some of the city’s most fascinating buildings, many of which are not usually open to the public. From historic landmarks to hidden gems, the festival offers a unique way to discover Glasgow’s rich architecture and heritage.

Across the city, visitors can explore buildings, uncover stories and learn more about the people and communities that have shaped Glasgow. With a mix of guided tours, activities and special events, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Whether you’re a lifelong Glaswegian or visiting for the first time, Doors Open Day is the perfect opportunity to see the city from a different perspective, discover somewhere new and celebrate Glasgow’s unique character.

Trades Hall of Glasgow

Step inside the magnificent Adam designed building on Glassford Street and view artefacts in the museum. 85 Glassford St, Glasgow G1 1UH
Trades Hall of Glasgow

Glasgow Film Theatre

King Tut's Wah Wah Hut

Britannia Panopticon Music Hall

Step inside Tenement House and journey back in time. Four carefully restored rooms offer a fascinating glimpse into everyday life in 20th-century Glasgow, preserved just as they might have been. Protected by the National Trust for Scotland, this remarkable historic home offers a unique window into the city’s past. 145 Buccleuch St, Glasgow G3 6QN.
National Trust for Scotland

Glasgow Cathedral