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Overview
Throughout Scotland and Ireland (and even further afield) there are locations which have played an intrinsic part in the history and development of Celtic.
There are other sites which serve as poignant reminders to past heroes and forgotten times.
Some – like Celtic Park – are kind of obvious but others are much more obscure and many supporters may not even be aware of the connection with certain locations to the club they love.
There are other sites which serve as poignant reminders to past heroes and forgotten times.
This section aims to highlight all of these places. In the links below you will find information about places you can visit which have some link to Celtic’s past and, in some cases, its future.
Places of Interest
Google Map of Places of Interest
Scotland
- Celtic Park
- The Bank Restaurant
- Barrowfield
- Brother Walfrid’s Grave
- Jimmy Johnstone’s Grave
- John Thomson’s Fife
- Lennoxtown
- Parkhead Railway Station (Celtic Park Station) (1897-1964)
- St Mary’s Church
- Original Cathkin Park (Boyd Street, near Dixon Road) [Site of various Celtic games including winning the Glasgow Cup and Glasgow Charity Cup]
Ireland
- Brother Walfrid’s Birthplace
- The First Sod Of Turf Laid At Celtic Park
- Patsy Gallacher’s childhood home
Europe