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100 Pointhouse Rd, Glasgow G3 8RS, UK
Visit websiteSourced from public research on 2026-08-23 -- not independently verified. Autism-friendly sessions and access arrangements change often, so please confirm directly with the venue before travelling. Source
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Riverside Museum is Glasgow's transport and technology museum, with a recreated street scene, interactive displays and hands-on activities, plus a 3x3 basketball court, urban skate spot, café and free trails. Autism-specific provision mentioned includes a downloadable autism-friendly visual storyboard and an 'Autism Friendly Adult Workshop' listed among events at the venue.
The page says the museum is an engaging experience for visitors of all ages but does not state specific age limits; one listed event is described as an adult workshop.
The page lists accessibility provision rather than SEN staffing: an autism-friendly visual storyboard to download, accessibility guides on AccessAble and Euan's Guide, a Changing Places facility, accessible toilets, wheelchair and pram access to all public areas via lifts, and welcome for guide and assistance dogs. Nothing is stated about specially trained or SEN-experienced staff.
Entry is free with no need to book – visitors can just drop in. Educational or community group visits can be planned via the Museums Learning team, and the museum can be contacted on 0141 287 2720 or museums@glasgowlife.org.uk.
Admission is free, with donations welcome at the venue or online. Car parking is charged at £3 for up to 1 hour rising to £10 for 3–10 hours, with a £3 overnight flat rate (6pm–8am).
AI-generated summary of Riverside Museum's own website (source) -- not independently verified. Please confirm details directly with them.
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