The results of the Which?
survey prove that Glasgow's range of cultural attractions has a broad appeal.
Yet another respected publication recognises the beauty of the city's galleries an public gardens underlining their importance to the tourism industry.
The attractions scored high for value for money among visitors, word which will spread to other potential visitors and shows the benefits of keeping the city's museums free.
The calibre of the venues Glasgow came out higher than shows the high company the city now keeps in tourism terms, with St Paul's Cathedral, the Eden Project and the British Museum playing catch up.
Last week Rough Guide said Glasgow is Scotland's capital in all but name, and the readers of which? magazine seem to agree.
With the opening of the new Riverside Museum the city has even more to offer and will help keep tourists coming back for repeat visits.
The people of Glasgow have always known what a treasure places like Kelvingrove Art Galleries and the Botanic Gardens are, and more people around the world are now finding out too.
And, with free entry, Glasgow unlike some cities, ensures the doors and gates to our favourite places are open to everyone.
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