Parking near Tollcross International Swimming Centre
Tollcross International Swimming Centre
Situated within Tollcross Park, this impressive venue features an Olympic‑standard 50‑metre pool, a dedicated training pool and excellent spectator facilities. Tollcross gained worldwide attention when it hosted the swimming events during the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games, cementing its reputation as one of the UK’s premier aquatic centres.
The venue continues to welcome major competitions throughout the year, drawing athletes and visitors from across the country. In addition to elite events, the centre offers a full range of public swimming sessions, lane swimming, family activities and fitness classes. With its blend of top‑level sports facilities and community-focused services, it’s a key destination for sport and wellbeing in the East End of Glasgow.
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Where to park for the Swimming Centre
Needing to park near Tollcross Swimming Centre? Q‑Park operates high‑quality parking facilities across Glasgow, providing safe, clean and well‑lit environments for all visitors. Our car parks feature CCTV, helpful customer service, accessible spaces and clear signage to ensure a smooth arrival. Pre‑booking online offers peace of mind and excellent value when travelling to Tollcross International Swimming Centre.
Choose Q‑Park for reliable and stress‑free parking while you enjoy everything this iconic Glasgow venue has to offer.
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Tollcross International Swimming Centre will again play a central role, hosting Swimming and Para Swimming as part of the Games programme. The citywide venue plan includes:
- Scotstoun Stadium – Athletics and Para Athletics
- Emirates Arena & Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome – Artistic Gymnastics, Track Cycling and Para Track Cycling
- Scottish Event Campus (SEC) – Netball, Weightlifting & Para Powerlifting, 3x3 Basketball, Bowls & Para Bowls, Boxing and Judo
- Tollcross International Swimming Centre – Swimming and Para Swimming
A total of ten sports will be contested across these venues, all within an eight‑mile corridor across Glasgow. The Games are expected to bring significant economic benefit, including more than £100 million of inward investment and widespread city activation projects.
As Glasgow prepares to welcome athletes and visitors from up to 74 Commonwealth nations, Tollcross International Swimming Centre will once again be at the heart of the action, reinforcing its legacy as one of the UK’s most important aquatic venues.
