Weekend markets

For the real Glasgow experience (and banter), head to the world-famous Barras market in the east end. No matter your budget, savvy shoppers are sure to find something to suit all tastes. From fashion and furniture to antiques and art, The Barras sells it all. Visit The Barras Facebook page for more information.

Love food? Here you'll find the best of Scottish produce, from seasonal fruit and veg to quality meat and local cheeses. There are also a variety of street food stalls if you get peckish.

The markets take place in Partick in the west end, and Shawlands in the southside on alternating Saturdays. For exact dates check out the Farmers Market.

Park Lane Market takes place on the first, second and last Sunday of the month. You can find it in a quirky little lane in the southside. Local traders sell their wares, from second-hand clothing to homemade bread. You'll find food and live music at a performance space throughout the day. Follow Park Lane Market on Instagram for the latest updates.

Scotland's largest purpose-built indoor market is on Duke Street in the east end. The market takes place from Thursday to Sunday, with free parking. Over 80 traders offer an impressive range of goods, services and produce. For more info go to The Forge Market.

This stylish courtyard is the ideal place to browse craft and design stalls. Jewellery, candles and cards are all on offer. You'll also find a selection of artwork and photography. All products are handmade in Glasgow. For more details visit Merchant Square.

Set on the old Kelvinbridge railway yard, The Rail Yard hosts a weekly farmers market each Saturday, as well as community events. Each market has a great selection of produce, bakes, gifts and crafts from local producers. Visit The Rail Yard to find out which traders will be at upcoming markets.