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Thomas
July 12, 2022
Glasgow is teeming in history , culture and arts from the legendary shipbuilding , architecture and universities through to it,s bustling nightlife and live music venues. This is one city you do not want to miss. Check oot the legendary Barrowlands Ballroom for some amazing live gigs.244 Gallowgate Glasgow G4 0TT. If a good auld Ceilidh is for you dont miss Sloans famous Friday night Ceilidh on Argyle Street.
Glasgow is teeming in history , culture and arts from the legendary shipbuilding , architecture and universities through to it,s bustling nightlife and live music venues. This is one city you do not want to miss. Check oot the legendary Barrowlands Ballroom for some amazing live gigs.244 Gallowgate…
Ann
June 26, 2022
If a rainy day, why not take a 1.5 hour drive and hit Glasgow city, filled with shopping malls, cinemas, snowdome (ski centre), and a whole host of activities
Louise
April 12, 2022
Glasgow, stunning city around an hour and a half drive away, with museums, concert halls, parks, shopping, art galleries, fine dining, cafes, bars and night clubs.
Paul
March 14, 2022
From dawn to dusk and into the night, there are a huge range of things to do in Glasgow during every hour of your trip. Glasgow is home to some of Scotland's best cultural attractions and best of all, most of them are completely free! You can easily fill your time exploring the different neighbourhoods, and enjoying the amazing shopping, dining and attractions. You can explore Glasgow's music scene on a city walking tour, or uncover countless treasures inside its fantastic museums and art galleries. When it comes to entertainment, events and great days out in Glasgow, you don't have to look far - over a hundred Glasgow gigs take place every week, and you can also find tickets for theatre, performing arts and sporting tournaments. Like your events cool, quirky and off-beat? Then keep your eye out for vibrant festivals, special pop up Glasgow events.
From dawn to dusk and into the night, there are a huge range of things to do in Glasgow during every hour of your trip. Glasgow is home to some of Scotland's best cultural attractions and best of all, most of them are completely free! You can easily fill your time exploring the different neighbourho…
Maria Gabriela
February 22, 2022
Glasgow is Scotland's biggest city and as such is crammed with places to visit, eat and experience during any type of stay. For visitors it is best to think of the city as split into 4 main areas, the City Centre, the West End, the East End and the Southside. The City Centre has everything you would expect from a modern city; bus and railway transport links, great shopping, loads of places to eat and drink as well as some cultural highlights (George Square and City Council Chambers, Duke of Wellington statue aka the man on a horse with a traffic cone on his head(!), Glasgow Cathedral and many of the many bridges that cross the Clyde). The West End, East End and Southside parts of the city all have a park at its centre...Glasgow after all means 'dear green place' in Scots Gaelic! For the West End this is Kelvingrove Park which borders the main University of Glasgow campus and is where the Kelvingrove Museum is situated. For the East End Glasgow Green is the main green space where the People's Palace and the West Brewery can be visited. Emirates Arena containing velodrome that hosted cycling events at Commonwealth Games in 2014 is located in the East End. If you are a fan of football, Celtic Park is situated right across the road! For the Southside Queen's Park is the located at its heart however Glasgow's biggest park, Pollok Park is not too far away and this is the home of Burrell Collection (newly renovated and opened in March 2022). The areas of Shawlands, Battlefield and Strathbungo all border Queens Park and offer visitor lots of trendy eateries and bars to drink in. If you like late night entertainment then The Shed nightclub is a must over a weekend. Again if you like football, Scotland's National stadium Hampden is located in the southside and is home to Scotland National Football Museum.
Glasgow is Scotland's biggest city and as such is crammed with places to visit, eat and experience during any type of stay. For visitors it is best to think of the city as split into 4 main areas, the City Centre, the West End, the East End and the Southside. The City Centre has everything you would…
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Glasgow, Scotland