A Glasgow historical landmark, Speirs Wharf is an area of the Glasgow Canal that stretches across Glasgow City - the canal, itself, being just one part of the much-longer Forth & Clyde Canal which crosses central Scotland.
Its buildings are synonymous today with the Wharf, buildings originally constructed in 1851 to serve as the offices of the Forth & Clyde Navigation Co. & the City of Glasgow Grain Mills & Store. In 1989, the buildings were converted & currently they house 150 loft-style apartments, a private leisure centre, & 19 commercial units.
Though much of the Wharf is privately owned - much of it isn't, as well!
Links below for the many things to do around Speirs Wharf - including an independent local café, & the Forth & Clyde Canal Spur Towpath that is just across the canal from the Wharf.
*Accessibility note - though the 'What to do nearby' feature just across the canal of the Forth & Clyde Canal Spur Towpath (link below & also a separate listing here on the Glasgow Green Map) is largely accessible for those with mobility impairments &/or users of wheeled supports such as wheelchairs or walkers, some of the historical architectural features of Speirs Wharf, such as cobble in some places, may be a barrier to access.
More info via..
Websites
Speirs Wharf :
Homepage - https://www.speirswharf.com
About / history - https://www.speirswharf.com/history/
Glasgow Canal Co-op - https://glasgowcanal.com/visit/speirs-wharf (map & several photos below courtesy GCC)
Ocho Café - https://www.ochoglasgow.co.uk
Forth & Clyde Canal Spur Towpath - https://new.opengreenmap.org/browse/sites/6160c7653944ce0100fad6e0 (link to other listing, here on Glasgow Green Map, with more info)
