Among noted exhibits at the Glasgow Science Centre are the twirling 417-foot Glasgow Tower, a planetarium, an IMAX theater and exhibits exploring everything from the human body to energy.

Glasgow Science Centre, which opened in 2001 at a cost of £75 million, is a shining example of the Clyde waterfront’s 21st century transformation, and a symbol of the wider city’s rebirth ...

Glasgow Science Centre has warned staff of potential job losses due to financial challenges. The Pacific Quay attraction is considering cost-cutting measures after a £773,000 operating loss was ...

Glasgow Science Centre tower has reopened to the public after an almost four-year hiatus. The problem-plagued £10m structure has been closed for more than 80% of its life since opening in 2001.

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Glasgow Science Centre is helping to inspire the next generation of leaders, dreamers, and innovators in Scotland’s space industry.

The 127m (417ft) Glasgow Science Centre Tower opened in 2001 but was plagued by problems and has been shut since September 2009. It will reopen after a £1.8 million renovation, funded by ...

The Science Centre tower is the tallest fully rotating tower in the world Glasgow Science Centre tower has reopened to the public after an almost four-year hiatus. The problem-plagued £10m ...