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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Glasgow: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Glasgow
- Glasgow, located on the River Clyde, has evolved from an industrial city to Scotland's cultural centre, thanks to its superb museums, art galleries, performance venues, and festivals.
- Given its 70 parks and open areas, its Gaelic name means "beautiful green place."
- Glasgow recognised as Scotland's music capital, offers diverse musical experiences, including the Theatre Royal (home of the Scottish Opera) and the Concert Hall (home of the Royal Scottish Orchestra).
- The Celtic Connections Music Festival and the Gourock Highland Games are important cultural events.
- The town is also a busy sports town, with two major league football (soccer) clubs and a rugby club.
- One of Glasgow's most popular tourist attractions is its connection to Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the Glasgow School of Art founder and a key figure in the Arts and Crafts Movement.
- His and his partners' work can be found in buildings, museums, and even a cemetery.
- International Airport: Glasgow International Airport (GLA)
- Population: 1,681,000
- Currency: the pound sterling
- Time: UTC +1
- Driving side: Left
- Main Electricity: 230 V
- Official Language: English
- Religion: Christianity
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Glasgow
- For fans of excellent architecture, Mackintosh's Art Academy is a must-see.
- The 12th-century Glasgow Cathedral, also known as St. Mungo Cathedral or the High Kirk of Glasgow, is the city's most important historic structure.
- A Visit to the Necropolis
- The University of Glasgow, founded in 1451, is Scotland's second-oldest institution of higher learning.
- The Glasgow Science Centre is a must-see attraction for families looking for a fun way to spend time together.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Glasgow
- Summertime is the most incredible time to visit Glasgow.
- Glasgow's weather is unpredictable, and it might rain on any day.
- Summer is the most incredible time to visit because it offers a lengthy day and a lovely evening.
- However, you should always bring an umbrella or raincoat when travelling.
- Even the most expensive months, July and August, are the busiest.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Glasgow
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
- This is located in Glasgow's world-famous West End.
- It was purpose-designed to be what it is today, with spectacular architecture and a variety of unique exhibit halls, and has stood for more than a century.
- It's a free attraction that shouldn't be missed, and it's only a short walk from Kelvingrove metro station, making it accessible.
- There are more than 22 themed galleries and 8000 things to keep you entertained.
- There's something for everyone, from Salvador Dali's Christ of St. John of the Cross to dinosaur and prehistoric mammal exhibits.
- Not to mention the stunning animals on show, including a stag skeleton that would make even the tallest person feel short.
Glasgow Tigers Speedway
- These guys have a terrific reputation as the only professional speedway team in the west of Scotland.
- The season spans from late March to late August; however, if you plan to attend one of their events, it's best to verify the match schedule.
- You'll have a great time watching them and will be on the edge of your seat if they appear to be falling.
- The Glasgow Tigers will fight for a seat in the British Speedway Premier League, which will appeal to both adults and children.
The Riverside Museum
- The Riverside Museum is a must-see for anyone interested in learning more about Glasgow's history during their visit to the city.
- The city's subway system will take you to Partick Subway Station, only a 7-minute walk away.
- The subway is the most convenient form of transit in the city, and its loop design ensures that you do not become disoriented.
- The Riverside Museum has something for everyone while delving into Glasgow's rich past.
- Everything from locomotives and old cars to an actual Stormtrooper on show.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Glasgow Off the Beaten Track
The West End
- Many people consider Glasgow's West End to be the most beautiful part of the city, so don't miss out on seeing it when you're out and about.
- It's one of those places that follow you on your travels, with a distinct personality that's difficult to pin down.
- It houses some of the prettiest vintage shops, lanes full of small, intimate bars and restaurants, and has a lovely blend of character and spectacular architecture.
- From vegetarian Indian restaurants to small Thai restaurants, there is something for everyone.
- It's a place you'll want to return to again and again.
Glasgow Science Centre
- Do you have kids who need to be entertained while travelling? If that's the case, then this is the allure for them.
- The Glasgow Science Centre was designed specifically to educate and entertain youngsters while providing them with an introduction to science and technology.
- Children under the age of seven can travel to the Big Explorer section, where they can play with water and operate a crane to balance a pretend cargo ship.
- Alternatively, they can put on their underwater puppet show while having fun with a musical shark and a big walk-on piano.
- If your children are extremely young, they will most likely enjoy the soft play area on the ground floor.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Glasgow Culture and Traditions
- Glasgow combines traditional Scottish culture with more current and outside influences brought by its rising international student and workforce population.
- Glasgow is an eclectic combination of old and new, gritty and classy, just like its architecture.
- The local culture also differs inside the city limits, with the West End having many University of Glasgow students and the East End is predominantly working class.
- As a result, the local dialect, or Glasgow patter, is predominant outside of the city centre and west end, where international residents are less frequent.
- When it comes to food, a few dishes are well-known in Glasgow.
- Anyone moving to Glasgow should bring a deep-fried Mars bar with them.
- It's so popular that it's spawned its versions, such as a deep-fried Mars bar pizza.
- Deep-fried marshmallows, deep-fried cheesecakes, and deep-fried ice cream are among the other deep-fried treats available in Glasgow.
- Purchase these goods to share with friends, as eating them alone will satisfy your daily calorie requirements in just one meal.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Glasgow: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Alchemilla
#Food
- Alchemilla is a feast for the eyes and the taste buds, with its abundance of pale wood and whitewashed stripped stone walls.
- Plates are available in small to medium sizes for sharing and are served as they become available.
- The Mediterranean-inspired cuisine changes seasonally, depending on what's fresh and available, and a small but well-curated wine selection promotes pairing with big glasses.
Julie’s Kopitiam
#Food
- Julie's Kopitiam, a little Malaysian restaurant managed by a bright young 'MasterChef' candidate taught to cook by her mother, has been praised as one of Glasgow's most excellent restaurants since it first opened in 2017.
- It's modest but ideally constructed, located on a juicy stretch of Pollokshaws Road where pubs, cafés, and boutiques compete for space.
- Because they don't serve alcohol, service is quick and friendly, and tables are quickly switched over (nor even offer BYOB).
Ox and Finch
#Food
- Ox & Finch, which opened in 2014 and quickly established itself as one of the city's most interesting new restaurants, is a rarity in Glasgow's relatively casual dining scene: it's one of those places where you need to book well in advance.
- Its location on Sauchiehall Street, just off the increasingly restaurant-heavy Argyle Street Finnieston'strip,' provides a functional geographical analogue for how confidently it stands out from the pack.
- It has a hip vibe without being forced.
- The clever small-plates cuisine, primarily Scottish in origin, is always satisfying.
Princes Square Shopping Centre
#Fashion
- Princes Square Retail Centre, which opened in 1988, was designed to be Glasgow's top shopping and dining destination.
- This award-winning facility has been diverse housing stores, restaurants, bars, and cafes for all its customers' entire enjoyment and satisfaction up to this day.
- They offer a jewellery shop, gifts and lifestyle, fashion and beauty, so don't be afraid to go around and shop for whatever you require.
- For the convenience of all those with special needs, they also have a cinema with full disabled access.
- Bring your family and friends to this fantastic retail mall to unwind and have fun.
Buchanan Galleries
#Fashion
- Buchanan Galleries is a shopping area in Glasgow City Centre that is conveniently positioned.
- The most popular shopping destinations in Glasgow and the United Kingdom are open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursdays through Saturdays and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sundays through Wednesdays.
- Over 80 different retail locations from the top brands and companies are available.
- They ensure that you will find the most fantastic store here that will match your demands and offer the many things you are looking for since they support independent enterprises and retail giants.
- Apart from shops, they also have a variety of fast-food restaurants and cafes where you can grab a quick bite and indulge in some delectable snacking.
- Explore their site and have a fantastic time out for your complete relaxation, bringing in the comprehensive shopping and dining experience that you are looking for.
- You can also take advantage of their various events and specials, so hurry and visit them.
Braehead Shopping Centre
#Fashion
- Inside their fantastic and safe complex, Braehead Shopping Centre offers the most spectacular shopping and entertainment experience, with various shops for men, women, and children.
- Whether you're looking for shoes, accessories, toys, cosmetics, stationery, gadgets and technology, home renovation and appliances, or specialised stores and services, they'll be able to provide you with precisely what you're looking for.
- You will have a seamless and complete shopping experience at this shopping centre, which houses an extensive range of retail shops for your convenience.
- After a long day of walking from one store to the next to get everything you need, you may stop by one of the many cafes, restaurants, or takeaway outlets to grab a great bite that will satisfy you.
- See what they have to offer and have an excellent time at this beautiful facility, which is open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays, 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Saturdays, and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sundays.
Strathclyde Country Park
#Fun
- Strathclyde Country Park is one of Glasgow's most popular attractions, spanning over 400 hectares of land and providing tourists with a diverse range of activities.
- Outdoor adventure, playgrounds, a gym, watersports, and bicycle rentals are all available.
- They are a licenced outdoor activity centre that welcomes the entire family, including children and adults, for fun and entertaining water activities and watersports.
- They also offer a cafe on the premises where you can relax and eat excellent food after a hard day of activities.
- Feel free to drop by or book a visit to the most excellent park in town and relax while having the time of your life with your family and friends.
Inflata Nation Soft Play Inflatable Park Glasgow
#Fun
- Inflata Nation Soft Play Inflatable Park Glasgow is a soft play theme park in Glasgow where children may enjoy bouncing, climbing, sliding, and tumbling.
- They have Inflata Drop, Inflata Wall, Inflata Race, Inflata Bubbles, Inflata Balls, and Inflata Totos, among other features and games that children of all ages will enjoy.
- They also provide a section for children under the age of three, where they can enjoy their courses and obstacles without worrying about larger children.
- They also provide a variety of programmes for children, adults, and people with disabilities so that they may have dedicated sessions where they can have fun in a safe setting and gain confidence in their ability to move.
- They also host children's parties and have experienced party hosts who will make your celebration more memorable and distinctive.
- Open Monday through Sunday to 7 p.m., Tuesday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., schedule your bouncing trip now and give your kids the time of their lives at our bouncy theme park.
Wonder World Soft Play Glasgow
#Fun
- Wonder World Soft Play Glasgow is an inflatable theme park available Saturday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Fridays from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
- They cater to children from 3 to 12 years old and accompanying adults and offer a variety of adventures and activities that children of various ages will enjoy.
- They also have Go-Karts, football, and a moon crater where they may slide in a space-themed area and a lot of sliding and climbing.
- They also have a café where you and your family can have freshly cooked dishes or stay and watch your children while they have fun inside.
- During off-peak days, admission to the facility costs £4.95 for children under the age of three and £5.95 for children aged three to twelve, and £8.95 and £9.95, respectively, during peak hours.
- They may also accommodate large groups, offer a discounted fee for school visits, and host children's birthday parties.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Glasgow: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- The Claypits, Glasgow's sole inner-city nature reserve, is a spectacular parkland with breath-taking views, unparalleled access to nature, and a place to relax, all just a short distance from the city centre.
- Over 200 years ago, the area where clay was removed to line the Forth & Clyde Canal was transformed into an Inner-City Local Nature Reserve with various animals and vegetation.
- The Claypits are currently home to roe deer, a variety of bird species, including peregrine falcons, whitethroat warblers, and a variety of waterfowl, including the elusive water rail.
- The Claypits, located in North Glasgow along the ancient Forth & Clyde Canal, connect to critical Scottish landmarks such as Loch Lomond and The Kelpies through the canal's towpath, which is part of the National Cycling and Walking Network.
- Through various gorgeous on-the-water boardwalks, pathways, and a small and giant slide, the nature reserve connects canal-side villages in North Glasgow.
- The Claypits Local Nature Reserve Management Group is a non-profit organisation primarily of local citizens who work closely with Scottish Canals and Glasgow City.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Glasgow Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- The Aye Write book festival will feature Celia Imrie, Justin Webb, Darren McGarvey, Symeon Brown, and Annie Macmanus.
- This festival takes place over three weekends in May and offers over 200 author presentations and panel events, most of which take place in person at the Mitchell Library and other downtown sites.
- Expect a lot of boats during the Clydebuilt Festival, which celebrates all things River Clyde and shipbuilding.
- Boat launches and Scotland's largest open water rowing event will be held as arts and crafts, sea shanties, and beer.
- You could even try canoeing.
- In 2023, Celtic Connections will mark its 30th anniversary.
- Celtic music and its linkages to civilisations worldwide are celebrated at Glasgow's annual folk, roots, and world music festival.
- Eighteen days of concerts, ceilidhs, talks, exhibitions, workshops, and family activities await you.
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