Check out some of our favourite places in the city…
THE RIVER CLYDE
The River Clyde has always played a key role in Glasgow city’s life. Head to the Clyde and discover a string of attractions along its banks, including the dramatic titanium-clad Glasgow Science Centre as well as the iconic Clyde Auditorium, not forgetting a multitude of restaurants and even a casino at Springfield Quay.
ASHTON LANE
A favourite hang-out with the locals, Aston Lane is one of Glasgow’s best kept secrets. Hidden away in the city’s West End, this charming, picturesque, cobbled street is laced with fairy lights. You will find many fantastic bars and restaurants along it, including the famous Ubiquitous Chip.
MUSIC CITY TOUR
The first UK city to be designated a UNESCO City of Music, Glasgow’s music scene is second to none! Discover the people, places and performances that have influenced the city on a guided walking tour. From the world’s oldest surviving music hall to the place that launched the career of Oasis. Glasgow’s musical heritage will astonish you.
SHOPPING HEAVEN
Glasgow’s shopping credentials are unparalleled – from designer labels to high street picks and quirky boutiques, the city serves the very best in retail therapy. Don’t forget your credit card and walking shoes! Venture to the “Golden Z” of Argyle Street, Buchanan Street and Sauchiehall Street for a chunk of shopping paradise.
DIVERSE CULINARY SCENE
From the city’s ‘foodie quarter’ Finnieston with its delicious blend of cool, quality and affordable eateries to Glasgow’s tantalising street food scene along with traditional pubs and haggis. There are so many venues full of Glaswegian charm you’ll be spoilt for choice. For a truly Scottish experience, be sure to visit one of the city's oldest bars and restaurants, Sloans.
GLASGOW BOTANIC GARDENS
Glasgow’s Botanic Gardens are perfect for a chilled walk or relaxing stop between shopping and sightseeing. Make sure you don’t miss Kibble Palace, the stunning greenhouse which features elegant marble statues circled by vibrant flowers, tropical palms and the National Collection of Tree Ferns.
THE RIVERSIDE MUSEUM AND TALL SHIP
When you visit the Riverside Museum, you’re in for a visual delight. The building is one of the most contemporary in Scotland. With the Clyde-built Tall Ship berthed alongside it, it’s a sight to behold. Discover a huge variety of transport exhibits including vehicles, bikes and trains in the museum or step aboard the Tall Ship for some nautical fun.
TENNENT'S BREWERY
Tennent's to Glasgow is like Guinness to Dublin so a tour of the place it is created is an absolute must! Enter Wellpark Brewery and embark on a tour, focusing on the brand's love of Scottish football and proud musical heritage as well as absorbing over 450 years of history. And of course, the highlight is a wee sample at the end!