George Square, Glasgow

Explore one of the most vibrant Scottish cities with a 1 or 2-day ticket to Glasgow’s hop-on and hop-off bus. Explore museums, art galleries, parks, theatres and even Glasgow Cathedral. In addition, the city’s pubs, cafés, bars and nightclubs help make Glasgow one of the new preferred destinations for short breaks. The visitor attractions and places of interest are spread throughout the city and the best way to visit the attractions and to see the city, is to step on one of the open-top tour buses for a fully guided tour round all the main sights. Jump off at any of the stops, conveniently located for the Gothic Cathedral, the Riverside Museum of Transport and Travel, the recently restored Kelvingrove Art Galleries, Glasgow University, Glasgow Green and Clydeside Distillery, among many other sights. You'll have access to the Red Route, and the Yellow Route during high season (4th April - 29th September). Book your City Sightseeing ticket today! Bus Stops:  Red Route: 1. George Square 2. Glasgow Cathedral 3. High Street for Merchant City 4. The Barras 5. Glasgow Green 6. St. Enoch Centre 7. St. Vincent Place 8. Oswald Street 9. Argyle Street 10. Hilton Garden Inn 11. SEC Centre 11A. Clydeside Distillery 12. Riverside Museum 13. Old Schoolhouse 14. University of Glasgow 15. Byres Road 16. Kelvingrove Museum 17. Kelvingrove Hotels 18. Charing Cross 19. School of Art 20. RSAMD 21. Buchanan Bus Station Yellow Route: 1. George Square 2. Glasgow Cathedral 3. Tennants 4. High Street for Merchant City 5. Barrowlands 6. Celtic Park 7. Bridgeton, Bandstand 8. West Brewery 9. The Barras 10. McLennan Arch 11. Broomielaw 12. Finneston 13. Science Centre 14. Govan Stones 15. Fairfield 16. Ibrox Stadium 17. Hilton Garden Inn 18. SEC Centre 19. Clydeside Distillery 20. Riverside Museum 21. Kelvingrove Museum 22. Hidden Lane 23. Blythswood Square 24. Nelson Mandela Pl

Explore a little of the history of this ancient, and very modern city on a guided walking tour Glasgow. Discover its 6th century origins, marvel at the tremendous wealth, power and prosperity Glasgow enjoyed in the 19th century, and discover how it became known as The Second City of the Empire. Hear about some memorable moments and colourful characters from Glasgow’s history, including a few scandals and darker secrets. Follow in the footsteps of the merchants, traders and pioneers who transformed the city’s fortunes and reputation and the workers who enabled that transformation. Marvel at the grandeur of the Georgian, Victorian, and Edwardian architecture and sculpture that can still be found on so many streets. Many architects to this day, consider Glasgow, the 'most Victorian' city in the United Kingdom, because of the many incredible buildings that still stand today. Learn how Glasgow has continually over the centuries, and particularly in recent years, becoming one of the most cosmopolitan, vibrant and creative cities in Europe. Discover some of the top attractions in the city of Glasgow such as the spectacular City Chambers, and even some lesser-known sites such as world’s oldest, surviving music hall, the Britannia Panopticon, and the Ramshorn Church. The tour finishes close to George Square, the original starting point.

Board the bus and experience a direct and convenient airport transfer with the Glasgow Airport Express. Book your ticket today for the fastest link between Glasgow Airport and Glasgow city center. Enjoy 24-hour service with frequent timetables and through-the-night journeys daily. Monday to Friday service operates every 12 minutes. Evening frequency is every 15 minutes daily. Departing from Glasgow Airport, you'll arrive in the city center in just 15 minutes, with drop-offs at St Vincent Street near Central Station, George Square near Queen Street Station, and Buchanan Bus Station. You can also get picked up from Buchanan Bus Station and be transferred to the airport. Board the modern air-conditioned buses and simply relax in your wider seat on your journey to your preferred destination. Stay connected with Wi-Fi onboard and charge your phone as you go with handy USB ports on all seats.

Step into the past on a walking tour of Glasgow. Find out about the history of the city as you stroll through George Square, Glasgow Cathedral, the collections in the Gallery of Modern Art, and the Police Museum. Meet your guide at George Square and admire the Victorian architecture of the City Chambers, the Merchants' House, and the headquarters of the Glasgow City Council. Discuss how this square is named after an English King with your local guide.  Discover Glasgow's early Christian and Roman heritage and learn how the ancient tribes influenced the city. Walk to the modern commercial district and see where commercial Capitalism took root and where socialism and the British Labor party began. Continue to the shopping street and find the homes and palaces of the original trading Barons. Hear about who once made and lost fortunes and how the American War of Independence may have been set alight by Glaswegians. See more of this vibrant city you may wish to visit the imposing Glasgow Cathedral, the collections in the Gallery of Modern Art, and the Police Museum at the end of the tour. Explore the influence of Irish Immigrants on the city's growth. Finish your tour at the Glasgow Cross where public executions used to take place. 

Get ready to explore a world city bursting with energy and rich in history, culture, and stunning architecture on this fast-moving, in-depth tour. Here’s what awaits you: Stop 1: Royal Exchange Square Meet Mother Glasgow, Scotland's powerhouse, guided by the charismatic Glasgow Gander. This is where your journey begins! Stop 2: Duke of Wellington Statue Snap a photo with the iconic cone-wearing statue. Learn the humorous backstory of this modern Glasgow tradition that pokes fun at the Iron Duke himself. Stop 3: Buchanan Street Wander down Britain’s top shopping street outside London. Discover how Glasgow stood against apartheid South Africa and made its mark in history. Stop 4: George Square Explore the heart of Glasgow, keeping an eye out for the rooftop ship! Marvel at the stunning Glasgow City Chambers, one of northern Europe's architectural treasures. Stop 5: Glasgow's Trades Hall Uncover this often-overlooked Georgian hub and hear the intriguing tale of a club where gluttony was celebrated! Stop 6: Art Deco Hidden Gem Step into the only public Art Deco interior in Glasgow City Centre—a true hidden gem that showcases the city’s architectural diversity. Stop 7: Hutcheson’s Hall In the shadow of striking architecture, hear the compelling story of Glasgow’s evolution from a commercial center to an industrial powerhouse. Stop 8: Trongate Stroll along this ancient thoroughfare and uncover the fascinating history of an incredible hidden entertainment venue—subject to availability. Stop 9: Tolbooth Steeple Stand beneath the 17th-century Tolbooth Steeple and delve into the eye-popping history of Old Glasgow at its epicenter—Glasgow Cross. Stop 10: High Street On the city’s main ancient thoroughfare, behold a striking visage with a grand tale to tell, and receive a recommendation for a must-try deep-fried delicacy. Stop 11: High Street Mural Spot one of Glasgow's most celebrated pieces of street art featuring the city’s famous son, cleverly hidden in plain sight. Stop 12: Provand’s Lordship Admire the 15th-century Provand’s Lordship, Glasgow’s oldest house, and take note of four unique buildings nearby—one of which is rumored to facilitate inter-dimensional travel! Stop 13: Glasgow Cathedral Conclude your tour at Mother Glasgow’s architectural pinnacle. This majestic medieval Scottish Gothic cathedral is beautifully framed by the Victorian Necropolis, the city’s 'city of the dead.'

Our journey north begins in the heart of Glasgow, Scotland's largest city and industrial hub. As you depart from the city, your driver-guide will share captivating stories about Glasgow's rich history. Our first stop will be in the heritage village of Luss, nestled within the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park. Here, you can enjoy a refreshing cup of coffee or take in the breath-taking views of Loch Lomond, Scotland's largest freshwater loch. As you travel along the picturesque Bonnie Banks, your driver-guide will delve into the history and legends behind the famous Scottish song named after the loch, enhancing your appreciation of this stunning landscape. As we venture further north, we'll arrive at Glen Coe, a place of brooding beauty and rich history. This glen, situated in the remnants of an ancient volcano that erupted millions of years ago, now boasts rugged mountains and dramatic landscapes. Standing at the mouth of the glen, surrounded by majestic peaks and mesmerizing waterfalls you’ll feel history come alive as our guide recounts the tragic massacre of the MacDonald Clan. beauty and mystery. Loch Ness is the largest body of water by volume in Britain, capable of holding all the lakes and rivers of England and Wales within its depths. Given its vastness, it's no wonder legends of a monster, known as "Nessie," have persisted. The first recorded sighting was by St. Columba in the mid-6th century, but it wasn't until the 1930s that the creature gained widespread fame when an American couple reported seeing it. Since then, thousands of sightings have been reported, and who knows? You might be the next to spot Nessie. At Loch Ness, we'll visit the charming village of Fort Augustus. Here, you have the option to embark on a cruise for a chance to hunt for the monster while enjoying stunning views of the loch, Cherry Island, and the striking Fort Augustus Abbey. If you prefer to stay on land, you can explore the town or walk along part of the 60-mile Caledonian Canal, which connects Inverness to Fort William. After this stop, we’ll begin our journey south. Enjoy the stunning scenery as we journey through the breath-taking wilderness of the Cairngorms National Park, situated in the heart of the Scottish Highlands and home to a quarter of Scotland’s native forests. Marvel at the highest area in Scotland, which boasts five of the six tallest mountains in the UK. We might even see some snow, as these mountains are the most popular ski destination in the UK. Continuing south, we’ll head to the geographical centre of Scotland for a final stop in the heart of Highland Perthshire. Here, you can sample some fantastic local produce and meet Hairy Coos. As we make our way back, you'll pass by the historic city of Stirling, catching glimpses of Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument.

Enjoy a unique walking tour of Glasgow's New Town through the story of William Harley and brewing in Glasgow. Setting off from the stunning Blythswood Square, you'll discover how Harley arrived as a young labourer before using his entrepreneurial talents to make (and lose) a fortune. It's a story of playing host to worldwide royalty, corporate espionage, civic duty and laying the foundations for Glasgow to become the largest exporter of bottled beer in the world. Finish with a tutored tasting of Scotland's award winning craft beers. You'll also be introduced to the raw ingredients and science of brewing and the expert guides will help you discover flavours you'll love. This tour is for history lovers or beer lovers who'd like to discover the authentic story of Glasgow's development and experience the exciting local craft beer scene.

Join your silent disco team as they take you on a journey of song and dance through the famous streets of Glasgow. This musically instructed adventure aims to have your funky moves on display and your pop star voices serenading the people of the city. Your hi-tech headsets will fill your ears with beats, playing classic tunes and iconic hits from across the decades. As your inhibitions evaporate and laughter takes over, you will be part of the best all-dancing, all-singing walking tour in town. Meeting up with your super-stylish leader at the starting point, you’ll groove down the historic streets, passing famous landmarks, performers and the public (who will be looking on in awe and jealousy). Your moves are awesome, you just might not know it yet.

Enjoy a wee walk and a premium whisky tasting in a local pub with a fun, local guide and see a new side to Glasgow on your trip with this small-group tour. You'll spend the first part of the tour on a walking tour with your guide, discovering the history and culture of Glasgow, visiting the key spots to see on a trip to the city. Throughout the tour you will take a look at some of the famous and lesser known figures to Glasgow, such as our patron saint St Mungo, and even Dr Who! Hear their stories as we travel through the centuries and explore what Glasgow has to offer. After the walking tour, you'll deserve a wee nip (three, in fact)! Relax with the guide and enjoy a premium whisky tasting, trying three full drams of Scotland's finest whiskies, learning more about the whiskies as you go. Since launching, this has been one of our most popular tours for those looking for some sightseeing with a twist! Everything is included in the price, just show up and enjoy!

We meet in Glasgow city centre in George square at the City Chambers on John Street, George square. The guide usually wears a yellow Hi-Viz-Vest. A short walk to a local pub with the guide giving you some of the history of Glasgow and the area. How did Scotland become the pre-eminent producer of Whisky in the world. Outshining the USA, Ireland and the Cognac industries of Europe. Glasgow with it's history and involvement in the slave and tobacco trade put it in a unique place and by accident the traditions of the whisky industry were born here. we will visit a local and traditional Glasgow pub, at least two hundred years old. The pub is a Glasgow favourite for many and years steeped in history and tales of the past. In a private area of the pub the guide will tell tales of the history of the pub and some of the story of Scotland and Glasgow's relationship with alcohol particularly whisky. Scotland's leading export and as the world's largest supplier of single and original Malt Whiskies Glasgow stands at the centre of this ancient trade. A tasting sample of whisky types will be provided for you to sample and an explanation by the guide. Non alcohol drinks can also be provided. We will sample Whiskey from four of Scotland's six whisky areas: Highland Speyside Lowland Islay Campbeltown Islands each with its own characteristic taste, style and presentation. Enjoy a "Dram" hearing tales of Scotland and Glasgow with someone who's lived here almost if not all his life. The journey starts in George square and ends 1.5 hours later less than half a mile away at the Scotia Bar on Stockwell street, Glasgow