GLASWEGIANS love nothing more than a day off work and basking in the Bank Holiday sunshine.
After some scorching temperatures last week, which saw hundreds flock to parks and rivers across the country, Monday has turned out to be a wee bit of a disappointment.
Kelvingrove Park. Photo credit: Jamie Simpson
Some patches of drizzly rain have descended on the city, but that won't dampen the mood of an extra day off work.
We want to what your favourite day trip is.
'Doon the watter' is often a popular choice for a day away to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
Here's 10 that top our list of day trips:
Largs
Marketed as "The Gem of the Clyde" in its heyday, it still attracts thousands of visitors.
Millport
The only town on Great Cumbrae, known now for its annual Wild West weekend.
Rothesay
Known as "Scotland's Madeira" in The Song of the Clyde, the main town on Bute is still a popular resort for day-trippers.
Dunoon
On the Cowal penisnula, it plays host to Scotland's biggest Highland Games.
Brodick
The main town on Arran is enjoying a resurgence in popularity with families.
Saltcoats
Once a thriving holiday destination, its resort heyday is long gone.
Tighnabruaich
Village on the Kyles of Bute that was a regular stopping point for Clyde steamers.
Ayr
Ayrshire's capital is still a popular spot for people flocking to the beach in good weather.
Lochranza
The resort in the quieter north of Arran still attracts its fair share of tourists.
Troon
A favourite of golfers and those catching the ferry to Northern Ireland.
What's your favourite day trip?
Share you memories of your favourite day trips with our readers.
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