Buchanan Street

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Buchanan Street is one of Glasgow’s main pedestrian shopping thoroughfares, known for its high-end retail stores, buskers, and central location in the city.


Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf pedestrian shopping street
street in Glasgow
country United Kingdom
economicSignificance major contributor to Glasgow retail economy
hasBuilding House of Fraser (various corporate owners over time)
surface form: House of Fraser (former Arnotts / Fraser store)

Royal Bank of Scotland building
various listed buildings
hasCulturalActivity live music performances
seasonal events and promotions
street entertainment
hasFeature historic sandstone buildings
paved pedestrian zone
public art
street seating areas
hasNearbySquare George Square
St Enoch Square
hasNearbyStation Buchanan Street subway station
Glasgow Central railway station
Glasgow Queen Street railway station
hasPublicTransportAccess bus services on adjacent streets
hasRetailerType department stores
fashion retailers
luxury brands
hasShoppingCentre Buchanan Galleries
Princes Square
St Enoch Centre
knownFor being one of the main shopping streets in Glasgow
buskers
high-end retail stores
historic architecture
pedestrianised shopping
street performers
upmarket shopping
locatedIn Glasgow
Glasgow
surface form: Glasgow city centre

Scotland
majorJunctionWith Argyle Street NERFINISHED
Sauchiehall Street
namedAfter Andrew Buchanan
partOf St Enoch Square
surface form: Glasgow Style Mile

Glasgow city centre retail area
pedestrianised yes
pedestrianPriority high
terminusNear Glasgow Central railway station
surface form: Glasgow Central Station

Queen Street railway station
surface form: Queen Street Station
touristAttraction yes
urbanRole key north–south axis in Glasgow city centre
primary retail thoroughfare in Glasgow

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Argyle Street connectsTo Buchanan Street
Glasgow Central near Buchanan Street