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See the sights in Scotland’s second city.
Welcome to Glasgow
Flanked by the River Clyde, Glasgow has it all – rugged charm, museums and art galleries aplenty and a food scene to rival any big city further south. You can spend a weekend lending an ear at live music venues or haggling for a bargain at the Barras Market. Need somewhere to kip? No worries – we’ve got plenty of places to stay to keep you on budget.
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Popular things to do in Glasgow
Loch Ness, Glencoe and the Highlands from Glasgow
Drawn in by Scotland’s mystical folklore and wild scenery? We don’t blame you. Spot Nessie in Loch Ness and tick off dramatic Glencoe on this day tour.
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City sightseeing hop-on-hop-off bus tour of Glasgow
Get to know Glasgow at your own pace. Soak up centuries' worth of history and architecture, from historic George Square to the university’s gothic spires.
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Walking tour of Glasgow city centre
Sightseers, assemble! Get George Square, Glasgow Cathedral and Necropolis and the Duke of Wellington ticked off your itinerary on this guided walking tour.
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Loch Lomond, The Trossachs National Park and Stirling Castle from Glasgow
Set off sightseeing to Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park on this full-day tour, complete with an optional Loch cruise and a visit to Stirling Castle.
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FAQs
Where’s the best place to stay in Glasgow?
Hunting for hustle and bustle? Locations don’t come better than central Glasgow. You’re a short walk from top spots like the Royal Concert Hall and the shop-lined Buchanan Street, plus you’ve got loads of trendy bars and restaurants at your fingertips. If you’ve got a head for history, Townhead – the oldest part of the city and the home of the 12th century Glasgow Cathedral – has plenty of choice.
Where’s the cheapest place to stay in Glasgow?
If you’re saving your pennies for sightseeing, leafy Kelvinbridge is your go-to spot – it’s cool, contemporary and filled with vintage shops and trendy eateries. Plus, you’re never too far from central Glasgow for all those top sightseeing spots –it’s about a 15-minute walk or a 10-minute bus ride to the centre.