Govan (Glasgow)

Govan is a historic district in Glasgow, Scotland, situated along the River Clyde. Once a separate shipbuilding town, it became part of Glasgow in the 19th century, renowned for its shipyards that built famous ships like the RMS Queen Mary and the QE2. Today, Govan blends its industrial heritage with modern development, featuring landmarks like the Govan Old Parish Church and the Govan Stones, historic carved crosses. It offers a mix of cultural, retail, and residential spaces, reflecting a rich history of craftsmanship and community resilience. Govan remains a vibrant area with a strong maritime legacy and ongoing regeneration efforts.