Royal Exchange Square

Royal Exchange Square is one of the most popular and lively places in the Scottish city of Glasgow. It is located at the junction of Queen Street with Ingram Street. The main landmark of the square is a magnificent neoclassical building – the Gallery of Modern Art. Its Corinthian columns and high dome are visible from afar. Also on the Royal Exchange Square is a statue of the Duke of Wellington, presented in a playful form with a cap-cone on his head.

This place is popular among young people. There are many restaurants, cafes and boutiques, on the windows of which the works of world-famous designers are reminiscent. At night, the Royal Exchange Square becomes even more lively - dozens of lights are lit, nightclubs and discos open. In the western part of the square there is a small square equipped with wooden benches - the most romantic place of the Royal Exchange.