Visit Paisley and Renfrewshire for authentic experiences and hidden gems.
Whether you want to get out into the great outdoors, enjoy a bit of leisure time with family and friends or explore an area with fascinating history and heritage, we have it all to offer.
Shop ‘til you drop and have fun ‘til you flop at Renfrewshire’s premier shopping destination.
No matter what time of year it is, enjoy a winter sports extravaganza in Renfrewshire.
If you’re looking for an epic day out for all the family, XSite at Braehead has you covered!
Luxurious settings, fine dining and great family fun at the beautiful Bowfield Hotel & Country Club in Renfrewshire.
Overlooking the Clyde estuary, Gleddoch’s prime location makes it one of the leading resort hotels in Renfrewshire.
Enjoy a unique experience and five-star luxury in breathtaking surroundings at the Ingliston Country Club near Bishopton, Renfrewshire.
Located within 240 acres of a tranquil woodland estate, the Mar Hall Golf Resort & Spa offers unrivalled decadence for those who visit.
Paisley has an easily-walkable historic centre with and the Discover Paisley Walking Trail is your perfect guide.
Four Paisley architects stand out for the number and quality of buildings they designed in the town.
This eye-catching series of artworks from the Paisley First Wall Murals Tour is well worth discovering.
From punk to Paolo Nutini and Gerry Rafferty to Robert Tannahill, discover Paisley's rich music history with this fascinating walking tour.
Find out all about Paisley's role in the Scottish Radical War of 1820 with the Paisley Radicals: Catalysts for Change walking tour app.
This trail links a series of visitor attractions between the villages of Lochwinnoch and Howwood.
The Wallace Begins trail will take you through William Wallace's journey from his birthplace in Elderslie, to Paisley Abbey, the National Wallace Monument in Stirling and back to Dumbarton Castle.
Walk this 10-mile stretch from Paisley to Lochwinnoch and follow in the footsteps of pilgrims who made the journey to Whithorn for hundreds of years.
