3 Best Landmarks in Renfrewshire, UK

Part of Paisleys showpiece architectural town cente along with the the even more impressive Abbey which is situated just opposite. This building dates back to one of the golden ages for Paisley ( and theres been more than one), and its love affair with thread which created a surplus of wealth and the funds for iconic buildings like this.

Lovely venue just reopened recently after a multi year refurbishment. Nice bar with a balcony overlooking the Abbey precinct. Great main hall for bands. Very friendly and helpful staff.

Paisley is second only to Edinburgh for the number and range of it's listed buildings most of which are within easy walking distance of Paisley's fine Town Hall.

I walked past this and decided to go in. I was the only person there so got a private tour across the different rooms - weaver's cottage, workshop, foreman's quarters and parlour. My guide was so knowledgable about the history of the weavers and other Paisley history. It's free but you can give a donation to help support the upkeep of the cottages. There's a gift shop and a tea room.

Visited on first day of opening this year when all the volunteers were settling in. The food in the tea room was perfect, lovely home made soup, sandwiches and cream tea. The staff were so friendly and attentive and we'll definitely be back.

A beautiful experience visiting the cottages! The volunteers were so helpful and knowledgeable! There was so much kindness in the air and the small details were so beautiful! I would definitely recommend!