3 Best Landmarks in North Lanarkshire, UK

“Colzium House & Museum contains a single room on the house's second floor, transformed from the former chapel. The museum was once the seat of the Edmonstone family, but became the property of the Burgh of Kilsyth after the Second World War. Colzium House & Museum displays relate to the heritage of the surrounding area and include objects from the nearby castles of Colzium and Kilsyth, as well as photographs and artefacts from the domestic and industrial settings of the locality. Other local historic features include the site of Kilsyth Castle, located to the west of Colzium House along Allanfauld Road. The remains of Kilsyth Castle provided the district with a free quarry for many years. The Colzium Lennox Estate is rich in history and is open throughout the year.

“Airdrie Town Hall serves as an art, live entertainment, and hire venue. This traditional-style town hall comprises a large hall and a lesser hall. The large hall has a main entrance and a balcony. The town hall provides a main hall with a fully equipped theatrical stage, and the main entrance can accommodate 475 people for weddings and dinners. Airdrie Town Hall serves hot and cold snacks, lunches, tea, and coffee for their clients and can seat up to 600 for concerts and conferences. Their lesser hall has a small stage with fully integrated lighting and sound systems and features a state-of-the-art digital cinema. They offer free Wi-Fi and provide accessible toilet access and disabled parking.