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Glasgow is Scotland’s biggest city and has played an important role in shaping the country’s history. Recently, Glasgow has become one of the most visited cities in Europe, where visitors come to admire the city’s historical sights and cultural attractions. Most of the major attractions in the city are concentrated in the city center, which is where the best shopping and dining destinations can also be found.

Like most of the major cities in Europe, Glasgow has a subway that goes into the city center. Taking the subway is the best way to explore the city and discover what it has to offer. So check out our Glasgow metro map, which will serve as your guide in using the city’s subway system. You will also find public buses traversing the streets of Glasgow and you can refer to the Glasgow Transport Map to find out where these buses would stop.

For visitors who wanted to see the tourist sights of Glasgow, there’s a Glasgow Tourist Sightseeing Map for you. This map will tell you how to reach the city’s famous architectures, museums and art galleries. These include the Glasgow Cathedral, City Chambers, Glasgow Central Station, Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow Science Center, and more.

Glasgow’s city center is very pedestrian friendly with most of the streets are dedicated to foot traffic. Thus, exploring Glasgow on foot is definitely possible. To help you on this, check out our free printable copy of Glasgow Walking Tour Maps. It will serve as your guide into exploring the city center where most of the famous sights are located.

For a more comfortable and convenient way of seeing Glasgow, take advantage of the Hop on Hop off tours in the city. Grab a free copy of the GlasgowHop on Hop off Bus map, which will serve as your guide.

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Use this interactive map to plan your trip before and while in Glasgow. Learn about each place by clicking it on the map or read more in the article below. Here’s more ways to perfect your trip using our Glasgow map:

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The Glasgow Mural Trail: Your Complete Guide (With Interactive Map)

Glasgow is a city full of life, culture and diversity. There is no better way to see this than in the street art of the Glasgow Mural Trail, which brightens up boring walls and dingy lanes, breathing new life into the city. Many different local artists have been commissioned to create these wonderful pieces, often celebrating life in Glasgow, and they have formed a route around the centre of the city. This way, you can explore both the street art scene and everything else that Scotland’s second capital has to offer.

I’ve put together the complete guide to walking the route, with key information, an interactive map, and a breakdown of all of the mural’s you’ll see.

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How Long Does The Glasgow Mural Trail Take?

You should be able to complete the Glasgow Mural Trail in a day, but there is a lot of walking involved, so be prepared for a trek! It took me 2.5 hours, but I skipped the very central murals to do the next day (simply because they were on my route to work), so that would add around another 15 minutes to the time. If you’re unfamiliar with Glasgow and don’t know your way around, or would want to stop at other landmarks that you see, I would set aside 3-4 hours to complete the mural trail.

The murals on the west side of the city are more spaced out, so if you are pushed for time or less mobile , you could finish at the cluster of murals in the centre (see the map below) and you’d only miss 6 or 7 murals. This would cut the time down by 30-45 minutes.

Glasgow Mural Trail Interactive Map

I’ve created this map to help you complete the Glasgow Mural Trail! It takes you round what I think is the best route , starting at the Strathclyde University ‘Megamural’ in the west of the city. Of course, you can start from whichever point is most convenient and go round from there.

You can also save this map if you use Google Maps, and download it for reference.

Is The Glasgow Mural Trail Accessible?

Yes, the Glasgow Mural Trail is very accessible. All of the murals are on the streets with plenty of space, so there should be no problems using a wheelchair or other mobility aids . Of course, as this is a walking route, you might have problems if you have mobility issues. I would consider using a chair or mobility aid if you have access, or complete part of the route so you can still see some murals.

Is The Glasgow Mural Trail Free?

Yes, the Glasgow Mural Trail is completely free to walk around. All of the murals are outdoors and in public spaces.

The Murals of The Glasgow Mural Trail

Strathclyde wonderwall.

Address: 50 George St, Glasgow G1 1QE

We’re starting off strong with the Strathclyde University Wonderwall. This piece stretches along the Graham Hills building at the university, and is composed of several murals, such as students, the Land-Ship , and a telescope.

St Enoch and Child

Address: 9-17 George St, Glasgow G4 0QR

Turn around from the Strathclyde Wonderwall and you’ll see St. Enoch and Child, a beautiful depiction of the patron saints of the city of Glasgow. It was created by artist Smug, who has painted many murals on this trail.

Saint Mungo

Address: 287 High St, Glasgow G4 0QS

Another Smug mural is just round the corner. This is one of the most recognised murals from the Glasgow Mural Trail, and features a man with a bird on his finger. Over time, he has come to be recognised as a depiction of Saint Mungo, the founder of Glasgow and another patron saint of the city.

Fellow Glasgow Residents

Address: Merchant City, Glasgow G1 1NQ

Stop four is a beautiful mural, covered in animals and plants. You’ll find it in a car park of all places, but it makes for a great spot for a huge piece of art.

Address: 22 Wilson St, Glasgow G1 1SS

The Badminton mural was made to celebrate the Commonwealth Games coming to Glasgow back in 2014. It’s one of my favourite murals, mainly because it’s right in Merchant Square and so the surrounding area is just gorgeous to walk in.

Address: 117 Trongate, Glasgow G1 5HD

Tucked away on the corner of New Wynd, you’ll find the Spaceman mural. Ali Wylie brings a lovely pop of colour to the street!

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Billy Connolly

Address: 118 Osborne St, Glasgow G1 5RP

Scottish icon Billy Connolly is the feature of this mural. He actually has two murals dedicated to him (you’ll see the other one a little later), and they are both adaptations of portraits created by John Byrne.

Study of a Woman in Black

Address: 24-6 Bridgegate, Glasgow

This is the first of three installations titled Study of a Woman in Black. They’re all created by James Klinge. These ones are some really detailed murals.

Study of a Woman in Black 2

Address: 1-21 St. Andrews St, Glasgow

Here’s the second installation of the one just before it!

On your way to the next mural, you’ll pass by the beautiful Glasgow Green. If you have ample time this would be a lovely spot for an extra stroll or a rest.

Address: 33 Gorbals St, Glasgow G1 4SP

This mural was designed by a compilation of artists and celebrates different famous faces who visited the Clutha Bar. It’s one of the most poignant murals as it was created as part of renovations, after a tragic helicopter crash left the bar destroyed. It acts as a wonderful way to bring colour back to the site and a beautiful memory of what it once was.

Dr Connolly, I Presume?

Address: 19 Dixon St, Glasgow G1 4AL

Here’s the second Billy Connolly mural! This one is also one of my favourites, because it’s the only mural that I was aware of before moving to Glasgow. I had passed it a couple of times before and loved it! It’s right in the beer garden of a bar in the centre.

Are Ye Dancin and As Good as Gold

Moving into the heart of Glasgow now, these two murals are both tucked away down side streets.

The Are Ye Dancin’ mural is down a lane next to Sloan’s bar on Argyle Street . It’s a really fun mural that encapsulates a lot of the things that make Glasgow great.

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As Good as Gold is just up Buchannan Street, on Springfield Court . This is another very humorous mural, which in fact pokes fun at the rising price of the beloved chocolate bar Freddo .

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Glasgow Panda

Address: 10 Mitchell Ln, Glasgow G1 3NU

Artist Klingatron made this adorable panda mural that sits in Mitchell Lane.

Pop into The Lighthouse as you pass this mural. It’s a design centre with free entry, and you can get some awesome views over Glasgow from the top!

Address: The Lighthouse, Glasgow G1 3LX

When you pop out of Mitchell Lane onto Mitchell Street , you’ll see the Wind Power mural almost immediately. As you can guess by the title of the mural, it serves to celebrate the developments in renewable energy in Scotland.

Honey… I Shrunk the Kids

Address: 34 Mitchell St, Glasgow

This mural is up there with my favourites. It’s another Smug creation, and features a girl looking into a magnifying glass. You can see in the picture that she’s picking something up off the ground – I’d love to be able to stand under a take a picture, as if she was picking me up!

The World’s Most Economical Taxi

Address: 33 Mitchell St, Glasgow G1 3LN

This mural is right next to the previous one, and as the name indicates, you can see a very economical taxi floating along, held up by balloons.

NOTE: Earlier in this post I mentioned a quicker route. This is where you should stop if you want to stay in the very centre of Glasgow.

Portrait Gallery

Address: 5 Midland St, Glasgow

Time to get your walking boots on! That’s definitely an exaggeration, but after murals that are only a few murals apart, you’ll definitely feel the distance between these.

I really love the colours in these James Klinge murals. When you go under this bridge you’re just bellow the railway tracks coming out of Central Station.

Today We’re in Love Aren’t We?

Address: Brown St, Glasgow G1 4RU

I have definitely claimed too many murals as my favourite by this point, but I really do love this one! It’s such a lovely representation of the city, and uses the words of Scottish poet Liz Lochead. My only wish is that I could get closer – as you can see in the photo there’s a gate in the way. I did this route on a Sunday, so there is a possibility that the gate would be open during the week so you can get a closer look.

BONUS: As you walk from Portrait Gallery to this mural, you’ll pass by what used to be “The Gallery” mural on Argyle/York Street . When I passed the building in March 2020, it was under construction and the mural appeared to be gone.

The Swimmer

Address: Anderston Quay, Glasgow

Rather appropriately, this mural is right down by the water. It’s another mural that was created to celebrate the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow and sits on one of the legs of the Kingston Bridge on the M8.

Glasgow Crocodile (Charing Croc) and the Charing Cross Birds

Address: Glasgow G3 7UL

These are two separate murals but I’ve popped them together as they are right next to each other. They both lie on the pillars of a pedestrian bridge across the motorway.

First you have the Glasgow Crocodile, and then the Charing Cross Birds, two lovely animal additions to the mural collection.

The Lost Giant

Address: 156 Elmbank St, Glasgow G2 4NY

This lonely-looking mural sits alone on the corner of Sauchiehall lane. However, he is actually part of a collection of Lost Giants, created by Stormie Mills, who have been painted on walls in many major cities, including Florence, Italy and Perth, Australia.

Shadow Hand Puppets

Address: 1, 11 Dundasvale Ct, Glasgow G4 0SN

These murals are hidden away in the tunnel leading to Cowcaddens subway station. Cowcaddens was my nearest subway station so I used to pass these all the time.

Crazy Cat Lady

Address: 112-76 Sauchiehall St, Glasgow

Right in the middle of Sauchiehall street, one of Glasgow’s busiest, you’ll see the impressive Crazy Cat Lady mural. It stretches much further than you can see in the photo above, and it’s a really colourful addition to the street.

The Musician

Address: Sauchiehall Ln, Glasgow

Glasgow has a fantastic live music scene, and down the lanes, round the back of the bars in the heart of Glasgow is the perfect place for this Musician mural.

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Address: Portland House, Glasgow

Bubbles is one of the newest installations to the Glasgow Mural Trail. It features two adorable girls blowing bubbles on one side of the lane, and an equally adorable pug on the other.

Study of a Woman in Black 3

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Address: 32 Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow

Our final mural on this route is the third instalment of the Study of a Woman in Black series. It’s tucked away down a lane off Royal Exchange Square.

Congratulations! You have made it to the end of the Glasgow Mural Trail. Whether you’re experiencing the trail virtually through this post, or plan to walk the route yourself, I hope that it’s useful for you! The Glasgow Mural Trail is a really great way to see some amazing street art, discover some talented local artists, and explore the wonderful city of Glasgow.

If you are interested in street art , you might be interested in my other posts about the Comic Book Route in Brussels , or street art in Digbeth, Birmingham.

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May 28, 2020 at 5:53 pm

These are all so beautiful! Would love to visit them one day. One of my favourite ones was the one of the bubbles!

July 1, 2020 at 10:08 pm

Glasgow is definitely a bucketlist place for me. I will have to check this out when I get there!

July 1, 2020 at 11:22 pm

So many gorgeous murals, I can’t even pick a favourite. I do like The Lost Giant a lot though, it reminds me a little of Where the Wild Things Are!

July 2, 2020 at 3:26 am

I love this! Very cool idea to visit Glasgow and a tour of it’s murals. I really like the hand with the shawdows. And the interactive maps make this very easy to do! Loved the photos and thanks for sharing.

July 2, 2020 at 11:39 am

Wow! Thank you for putting this together, I found myself smiling halfway through 🙂 They all are really well kept, I wish they did that in Ulaanbaatar too. There are some very nice murals but all covered with layers of smog and dust.

July 2, 2020 at 9:13 pm

I thought I’d done the mural trail but this has just shown me how many I’ve not seen yet!

August 8, 2020 at 2:08 pm

I studied in Glasgow too. It’s a really cool city and there’s always something new to see. I’ll have to check out some of this street art!

August 9, 2020 at 5:42 am

I love to visit street arts and murals. Not only they showcase a city’s artists’ works but also give a new life to the areas.

August 8, 2022 at 3:27 pm

Hello Why is the third Billy Connolly mural not mentioned? It’s on Gallowgate? The three murals were launched together in 2017 to commemerate Billy’s 75th birthday.

October 14, 2022 at 1:17 pm

Hi Lisa! I didn’t actually know there was a third Billy Connolly mural, so thank you for letting me know! After looking into it a little the third mural doesn’t seem to be included in the official mural trail, but I’ll definitely go looking for it the next time I’m in Glasgow, as I think it’s worth a little bonus mention in the guide. 🙂

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15 Best Things to Do in Glasgow, Scotland

Once an industrial powerhouse, Glasgow is now a thriving cultural center with world-class art galleries, museums, and theaters wherever you look. The largest city in Scotland, there is a wealth of things to see and do in Glasgow. There are superb shopping and dining to be enjoyed before delving into its pounding live music and nightlife scene.

The city boasts attractive architecture with many stately mansions and impressive public buildings dating to Victorian and Edwardian times. Some marvelous modern additions can also be found along the banks of the River Clyde while picturesque parks and gardens are scattered throughout the city.

A very friendly and welcoming place, with countless cultural events, tourist attractions and festivals on offer, Glasgow is certainly well worth checking out if you have the chance.

15. Glasgow Science Centre

A fun and family-friendly place to visit, the state-of-the-art Glasgow Science Centre lies just a short distance from the center of the city. Set on the south bank of the River Clyde, its modern buildings house interesting and interactive exhibits that focus on the fields of science and technology.

Founded in 2001, the space-age looking center has numerous galleries to explore and you can try out hands-on experiments and activities. In addition, there is also an IMAX cinema and planetarium to check out and phenomenal views to be enjoyed from the top of the 127 meter-high rotating Glasgow Tower.

14. Pollok Country Park

Located a short drive to the south of the center is Pollok Country Park, which boasts some stupendous scenery and nature. Regularly ranked among the best parks in Britain and Europe, it has an abundance of scenic paths, gardens and countryside to enjoy with playgrounds and playing fields also on offer.

Once part of an expansive estate, the park has an idyllic river to stroll along, as well as some lovely woods and meadows to cycle through. Besides its gorgeous grounds and amenities, there is also the refined Pollok House, which contains the Burrell Collection; an exquisite art gallery.

13. Buchanan Street

If you’re looking to do a bit of shopping when in Glasgow then you can’t beat bustling Buchanan Street. One of the busiest shopping streets in the UK, it is lined by high fashion outlets and flagship stores with coffee shops and eateries dotted about.

While most people head to the mile-long pedestrian street to shop for brand-name clothes and shoes, beauty products, and accessories, wonderful Edwardian and Victorian architecture can also be spied along its route.

In addition, Buchanan Street is home to grand galleries and expansive shopping malls and its numerous street performers lend it a very lively atmosphere.

12. People’s Palace and Winter Gardens

Just a short stroll to the southeast of the center you can find the People’s Palace and Winter Gardens, which lie amidst the sprawling and scenic confines of Glasgow Green. Opened in 1898, the museum and conservatory are well worth checking out as they offer the perfect combination of history, culture and nature.

Exhibiting some attractive architecture, the palace’s fine collection looks at how Glaswegians have lived, worked, and played over the centuries. The Winter Gardens are no less alluring as the large greenhouse is full of beautiful tropical plants and the world’s largest terracotta fountain.

11. City Chambers

One of the most impressive buildings in Glasgow, the colossal City Chambers dominate one side of the famous George Square. Built in 1888, the seat of the city’s government showcases Italianate style architecture, with towers and statues alongside an imposing yet attractive facade.

The building’s interior is just as arresting as its chambers, halls and staircases are clad in marble and mahogany. On tours around the City Chambers, visitors can take in all the fine features and ornamental flourishes that highlight the wealth and prosperity of Glasgow in the nineteenth century.

10. Hunterian Museum

Home to an extensive, if an eclectic, collection of artifacts, artworks, and exhibits the superb Hunterian Museum can be found on the University of Glasgow campus in the west of the city. First opened in 1807, it contains everything from paintings and prints to dinosaur skeletons, Egyptian mummies and Roman-era archaeological findings.

The oldest museum in Scotland, its astounding array of objects and specimens are now spread over several buildings, some of which are modern and others centuries-old. In its cavernous galleries, you can find sections dedicated to anatomy, ethnography, and zoology with masterpieces by Rubens and Rembrandt also on display.

9. The Lighthouse

The first building in the city to be designed by the renowned architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh, The Lighthouse was erected in 1895 and exhibits some brilliant brickwork.

Formerly the headquarters of the Glasgow Herald newspaper, The Lighthouse now instead fittingly serves as Scotland’s Center for Design and Architecture. Lying just off of the busy Buchanan Street in the center of the city, it has some interesting exhibitions on design and architecture.

It also has a wonderful helical staircase that takes you up to a viewing platform, which offers uninterrupted views over Glasgow’s cityscape.

8. Botanic Gardens

One of the most picturesque places to visit in town, the beautiful Botanic Gardens can be found in the West End of the city, not far from the University of Glasgow. Originally part of the campus, it has lovely grounds and greenhouses for you to wander around.

Since being founded in 1842, its collection has expanded considerably and now includes everything, from roses and orchids to cacti and carnivorous plants. While its main sight is undoubtedly Kibble Palace, an elegant wrought-iron glasshouse, the gardens also have several fabulous Victorian statues to check out.

7. Tennents Brewery

If you’re after a freshly pulled pint then you can’t beat heading to Tennents Brewery and trying one of their award-winning beers. You can also take tours around their facility in the East End to learn about their rich history while seeing how the beers are brewed, bottled and branded.

Remarkably enough, Scotland’s biggest and best-loved brewery first began producing beer back in 1556. The company now has a fantastic visitor center replete with exhibitions and artifacts that highlight its age-old heritage.

After having toured the brewery you can stop off at its bar and try Tennent’s Lager – the nation’s favorite beer.

6. Celtic Park

Even if you’re not interested in football it is still well worth going to watch a match at Celtic Park due to the intoxicating and unforgettable atmosphere. Home to Celtic FC, one of Scotland’s most successful teams, the state-of-the-art stadium can be found just a short drive to the southeast of the center.

Also fittingly known as Paradise to Celtic’s supporters, the huge stadium can house just over 60,000 fans. Its stands make for an impressive sight when decked completely in green and white; the team’s colors.

Besides watching a game, you can also tour around the stadium and see trophies and memorabilia at its visitors’ center.

5. The Necropolis

Sprawling over a large hill to the east of Glasgow Cathedral is The Necropolis; one of the city’s oddest yet most intriguing attractions. Modeled on the famous Pere Lachaise Cemetery in Paris, it has over 50,000 graves, tombs and monuments amidst lush green grounds.

Aptly described as ‘the city of the dead’, the colossal cemetery contains memorials with elaborate tombs and mausoleums, as well as intricately carved sculptures. Visitors can enjoy splendid views out over the city from the cemetery’s hillside.

4. Riverside Museum

To the west of the city center is the excellent Riverside Museum, which lies along the banks of the River Clyde. It houses exhibits and vehicles from the former Glasgow Museum of Transport, such as ambulances, trams, taxis and trains, and has a recreated subway station and city street from 1938.

Opened in 2011, the museum and its large collection of over 3,000 objects occupy a strikingly modern building that was designed by the famous architect Zaha Hadid. It is also well worth exploring the terrific three-masted Tall Ship which is berthed in front of it.

3. Glengoyne Distillery

Nestled just half an hour’s drive to the north of the center is the Glengoyne Distillery, which produces Scotch whiskey in a picture-perfect setting. Visitors can take tours of its distillery to see how the whiskey is produced, learn about its history, and even try a stiff drink or two.

In continuous operation since 1833, the distillery is the only one in Scotland to produce a Highland single malt whisky that is matured in the Lowlands. At its quaint countryside site, you can learn about the unique distilling process and sample some wonderful whiskey at the ‘most beautiful distillery in Scotland’.

2. Glasgow Cathedral

Glasgow Cathedral is located just east of the center, right next to The Necropolis. One of the most important and impressive buildings in the city, the cathedral boasts exquisite Gothic architecture.

Dedicated to Saint Mungo, both the founder and patron saint of Glasgow, it has a very atmospheric interior with charming chapels, countless columns and an incredible stone choir. Most of it dates to the fifteenth century but other parts are even older.

Its exterior is just as spectacular as a lofty spire towers over its imposing facade and there are a staggering number of stained glass windows.

1. Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum

Home to an array of artworks and artifacts is the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. One of the most popular places to visit in Glasgow and Scotland, its colossal collection is housed in a sandstone building in the West End of the city.

Established in 1901, its grand galleries are packed with everything, from arms and armor to Bronze age tools, dinosaur skeletons and a Spitfire plane. Besides extensive exhibits on history and nature, it also has one of the greatest art collections in the UK. With masterpieces by Dali, Rembrandt, and van Gogh on display; it is certainly a must-visit.

Best Time to Visit Glasgow

As the weather is warmest and sunniest, summer is when most people visit Glasgow. Aside from enjoying its lovely architecture and lively atmosphere, you can party at Pride, watch the Scottish Open or take a trip to Loch Lomond.

With temperatures averaging 18°C (64°F), the city is also at its fullest and most expensive. Many people also hit up Edinburgh, just an hour away, for its month-long Military Tattoo and Fringe Festival in August.

As April, May and June are the driest months of the year, they are also brilliant times to visit though temperatures drop to 11 to 17°C (52 to 62°F). The city is a bit cheaper and quieter, though crowds do pour in for both its Jazz Festival and Westfest in June. The iconic Highland Games also take place across Scotland between May and September.

Though they are much wetter, colder and gloomier, September and October do at least have lower prices and more manageable crowds. The city also looks spectacular thanks to all the autumnal foliage. December is even darker though many visit for its cosy Christmas market.

Whenever you visit, make sure to pack a jacket as each month sees between 16 and 21 days with at least some rain.

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Posted on Last updated: February 5, 2024

Our  Glasgow Travel Guide  includes recommended places to visit and things to do, accommodation options, tips and more for this Scottish city. Everything you need to plan your visit and essential reading for any visitor to Glasgow!

Plan your visit to Glasgow

Famous for its architecture, arts scene, culture, sports, shopping, street art, world-class museums, shipbuilding heritage, whisky, Billy Connolly and rich history Glasgow is often overshadowed by the Scottish capital Edinburgh.

However it is a city which has undergone significant regeneration and has emerged as a tourist destination worth including in any Scotland travel itinerary.

In our Glasgow Travel Guide, we cover everything you need to know to plan your visit including what to see, how to get around, best tours and day trips, where to stay plus recommended places to eat and drink.

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For warmer days and longer hours of daylight plan to visit Glasgow from June to August. In the winter Scotland is cold and hours of daylight are reduced which can limit the time to sightsee. Spring months from March to May can also be a pleasant time to visit.

Glasgow hosts many sporting, cultural, theatrical and musical events throughout the year (the city is a UNESCO City of Music) Read about events planned in Glasgow for 2022/3.

Read more about the best time to visit the UK in our detailed guide.

Whilst the centre of Glasgow is pretty walkable you will need to use either public transport or a cab to get around to all the sights. It really is too far to walk from the centre to attractions such as the Glasgow Botanical Garden, Kelvingrove Museum or Riverside Museum.

There is a good public bus network and an underground train network too but we found the best way to get around was to take the hop-on hop-off bus.

• Tip – We recommend taking the hop-on hop-off city sightseeing bus around the city. This is a great way to see the highlights and attractions of Glasgow and the most efficient way to travel the city as a visitor.
• We took the bus ourselves during our recent visit to Glasgow and enjoyed the live commentary as we toured the city. It is worth noting that while there are plenty of buses they do get busy, especially during the summer months so start out as early in the day as possible to make the most use of your ticket.
• There are some excellent Glasgow walking tours available including street art focussed.

🚂 What is the best way to travel to Glasgow from London?

Glasgow is around 4 hours 30 mins by direct train from London Euston to Glasgow Central. Click to book tickets with Omio.

The Lowlander service of the Caledonian Sleeper also travels between the two cities. Click to book tickets on the Caledonian Sleeper.

Tip – If this is your first time catching a train in the UK read our complete guide to UK train travel ebook which includes all the information you need to know to make travelling around the UK by rail a relaxing and stress-free experience.

If you are planning a Scottish road trip why not include some time in Glasgow? If you prefer to avoid driving in the city perhaps start your holiday in Glasgow and collect your rental car when you are ready to commence your road trip. We did this recently in Edinburgh and it avoided any issues finding accommodation with parking.

🚗 There are a multitude of car rental companies to choose from in the UK. We recommend comparing prices and deals on Discover Cars  before making your booking.

Popular attractions in Glasgow include:

• The Glasgow Cathedral
• Glasgow Necropolis
• Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
• George Square
• Central Chambers
• Glasgow Botanical Gardens
• Glasgow street art

⭐️ Read more about these landmarks, sights and attractions in our one-day Glasgow itinerary .

🍛 Where to eat in Glasgow

• Chicken Tikka Masala
• Neeps and tatties
• Scottish breakfast
• Cullen Skink
• Deep-fried Mars Bar
• Willow Tea Rooms – Charles Rennie Mackintosh-inspired tearooms & giftshop
• House for an Art Lover – Art Nouveau cafe
• Cranachan Cafe – Princes Square
• Red Bus Bistro – Take a vintage Routemaster bus tour and enjoy afternoon tea as you see the sights!

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More special stays – Accommodation Guide for Scotland

Glasgow is ideally located to use as a base from which to explore Scotland by train, car or bus. Popular day trips from Glasgow include:

• Loch Ness, Glencoe and Highlands Tour – Discover the magnificent beauty of Loch Lomond National Park, Rannoch Moor, Glencoe, the Great Glen, Loch Ness and Pitlochry on a guided tour from Glasgow. Learn about history and folklore.
• Loch Lomond, Trossachs & Stirling Castle Tour – Explore the land and legends of Scottish heroes William Wallace and Rob Roy and experience the natural beauty of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs on this tour from Glasgow.
• Glenfinnan, Mallaig and Glencoe Adventure Tour – Journey through the rugged Highlands towards Glenfinnan, famous for its viaduct (the Harry Potter bridge). Pass through dramatic Glencoe, see the Hogwarts Express, and spend time in scenic Mallaig.
• Culzean Castle, Robert Burns Country & the Ayrshire Coast – Explore the Ayrshire Coast, the birthplace of Scotland’s national poet, Robert Burns, on this full-day tour from Glasgow. Home to Culzean Castle and romantic countryside, you’ll find the region to be as captivating as described in the poems of Robert Burns.

This guide will have provided inspiration plus practical information to help plan your visit to Glasgow . You will find more inspiration and ideas to help plan your travels around Scotland in these travel guides:

• Things to do in Edinburgh
• Fort William Travel Guide
• Isle of Skye Travel Guide
• Inverness Travel Guide
• Highlands Travel Guide
• Scottish Islands Travel Guide

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What is the most beautiful part of scotland.

There is no single ‘most beautiful’ part of Scotland, but there are a few areas that are widely regarded as being particularly beautiful. These include the Isle of Skye (especially the Quiraing), Glencoe, Loch Lomond, Glenfinnan, and the Isle of Lewis and Harris.

Other places that are considered amongst the most beautiful in Scotland are Edinburgh for its atmospheric medieval buildings, Cairngorm National Park for its dramatic mountain ranges, and Pitlochry for its unspoilt forests.

What should you not miss when visiting Scotland?

Must-do’s for anyone visiting Scotland include Edinburgh and Edinburgh Castle, the Isle of Skye (especially the Quiraing, the Fairy Pools, and the Storr), Loch Lomond and The Trossachs, Loch Ness, and the Cairngorm National Park.

Visitors on an extended tour of Scotland should try to include; Glasgow city centre, Stirling Castle, Ben Nevis, the Isles of Mull and Islay, and the North Coast 500 route.

What is the best area to stay in Scotland?

The best area to stay in depends on how long you intend to spend in Scotland and where you will be travelling to.

Edinburgh is a recommended place to stay to explore the city, the Scottish Borders, and Central Scotland. Glasgow is a recommended place to stay to explore the city, the Trossachs, Strathclyde, and Dumfries & Galloway. Portree is a recommended place to stay to explore the Isle of Skye. Fort William is a recommended place to stay to explore the Highlands. Inverness is a recommended place to stay to explore the North Highlands.

What is the best time of year to visit Scotland?

The best time to visit Scotland depends on where you will be visiting, however, May is usually warm, midge-free, has low average rainfall, and is cheaper as it is out of the peak tourist season.

The two largest cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow have many attractions within a small area which can be enjoyed at all times of the year, and Edinburgh, in particular, has superb Christmas festivals in December.

The Highlands are extraordinarily beautiful in summer (June to August) but they are often plagued by midges. May and September in the Highlands see warm temperatures, fewer midges, and fewer tourists than in summer. Winter is generally best avoided for all but the most hardened hillwalkers.

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Although Glasgow tends to be overshadowed by Edinburgh , travelers say Scotland's largest city is not to be overlooked. With an out-of-this-world shopping scene that features everything from couture items to thrift-shop steals (and all that lies in

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The Burrell Collection The Burrell Collection free

Travelers express astonishment at this museum's near pitch-perfection. The Burrell Collection's glass walls not only encase a variety of objects and artworks, but they also usher in the surrounding woodlands. In the collection, donated by the late millionaire Sir William Burrell, you'll find everything from Chinese ceramics to Rodin sculptures to more than 20 Degas paintings. After you've had your fill of the museum, you can wander around the surrounding Pollok Country Park .

The Burrell Collection can be viewed for free. Travelers highly recommend you take advantage of this steal, saying the museum's variety of art and its milieu are beyond compare. 

Glasgow Cathedral Glasgow Cathedral free

Dedicated to the city's patron saint, St. Mungo, the Glasgow Cathedral was consecrated in the 1100s but was finished around 300 years later. Of almost equal delight – to experts and travelers alike – are the cathedral's architecture (specifically the nave, crypt and chapel) and the legends surrounding St. Mungo's life. And in fact, the symbols found on Glasgow's coat of arms relate directly to the St. Mungo legends, including the tree, bird, fish and bell. (In brief: the tree refers to one that St. Mungo burned in a holy fire, the bird to one that he accidently killed but restored to life, the fish – depicted with a ring in his mouth – to an episode in which the saint orchestrated the retrieval of a piece of royal jewelry that had been lost in the Clyde, and the bell to one commissioned in the saint's honor.)

Recent visitors frequently described the building's architecture and stained-glass windows as "amazing." Reviewers also applauded the volunteer guides that are on hand to answer any questions and offer hourlong guided tours. 

Riverside Museum Riverside Museum free

This free museum displays the city's transportation history. Its holdings include everything from trains and buses to skateboards and baby carriages – more than 3,000 items in all. On a related note, the museum sits alongside the River Clyde not far from the iconic Finnieston Crane, a symbol of the period when shipping made Glasgow a key industrial hub. You'll also find a tall ship on the river that's free for visitors to peruse – a perk for recent travelers.

Some travelers highlight an exhibit recreating the cobblestoned streets of another era, while others enjoyed the Clyde Room's model boats. Visitors were also highly impressed with the in-house cafe. The museum is widely regarded as a great spot to bring children thanks to the engaging displays, including one that allows patrons to help put out a "fire" with an interactive fire engine. There's also a scavenger hunt for little ones.

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City Chambers City Chambers free

Accommodating some sort of governing body since the late 1800s, the Victorian-style City Chambers today hosts the Glasgow City Council. You'll find the impressive building on the east side of George Square, and if you take one of the building's free guided tours, you'll view an ornate entrance hall, the debating chamber, banqueting hall and some extravagant staircases, among other features.

Recent visitors expressed awe at the impressive building and its rich architectural details and said it is worth touring. Many of Glasgow's top tours make a stop at the City Chambers.

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum free

The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is another favorite museum (that's also free!). Built at the turn of the 20th century to resemble a Renaissance-style castle/cathedral, the museum was closed for about three years in the early 21st century for major renovations. Now, the Kelvingrove is one of the most visited galleries and museums in Scotland. Amongst its collection of European masters, such as Botticelli and Monet, you'll discover exhibits on Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Scottish storytelling and Scottish armory, among others. Other highlights include Salvador Dali's "Christ of St. John of the Cross" and a restored Spitfire plane that hangs from its ceiling. In all, the museum boasts 22 galleries and more than 8,000 objects.

Museum-goers express pleasure over the immensity and variety of the Kelvingrove's exhibitions. The museum houses an organ from 1901, and recitals are held multiple times a week, which past visitors recommend attending.

Pollok Country Park Pollok Country Park free

Comprising about 360 acres, Pollok Country Park makes for a peaceful retreat – one that is peppered with grazing Highland cattle, formal gardens and long expanses of unadulterated Scottish greens. Among its highlights are the Pollok House – a Georgian Mansion built between 1747 and 1752 for a Scottish politician and philanthropist – and the Library and Parterre Garden, which feature clipped hedges, decorative ironwork and intricate flowerbed designs. The park is also home to the Burrell Collection – an art museum currently closed for renovations until 2021.

According to recent travelers, visiting the park is like going to the countryside – but without leaving the city. Runners and dog walkers in particular enjoy the park.

Kelvingrove Park Kelvingrove Park free

If you're planning to spend an afternoon at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum , you should also allot some time for lounging in the lush, 85-acre Kelvingrove Park. You can walk along the River Kelvin, which meanders through the park, or stroll by the duck pond and numerous monuments before stopping by the park's open-air theater to see if any performances are being held. The park's facilities include lawn bowling greens, tennis courts and a skate park, among other amenities. It also hosts numerous seasonal events, including concerts in its bandshell.

Recent travelers highly enjoyed this park for its variety of things to do, and its proximity to the university makes it popular with students. What's more, reviewers applauded its clean facilities and peaceful atmosphere.

Glengoyne Distillery Glengoyne Distillery

What's more Scottish than Scotch whisky? For a reasonable price, visitors to Glengoyne Distillery – which originated in 1833 – can learn how the spirit is made and enjoy a complimentary dram (small drink). You'll also get a chance to see the distillery's waterfall and hidden glen.

Recent visitors praised the Glengoyne Distillery, saying the guided tour was very interesting and informative and that the sample was smooth. Others gushed about the beautiful grounds.

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Hunterian Museum & Art Gallery Hunterian Museum & Art Gallery free

The Hunterian, which was founded in 1807, ranks as Scotland's oldest museum. It operates multiple venues on the main campus of the University of Glasgow, including the Hunterian Art Gallery and the Mackintosh House. The latter is a recreation of the former home of architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the artist Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh, who resided in the original house in the early 20th century. The home is furnished much as it was then using furniture of Charles Mackintosh's own design. Meanwhile, the Hunterian Museum houses exhibitions relating to archaeology, paleontology, entomology, ethnography, geology, medicine, numismatics and zoology. The Hunterian Art Gallery boasts works by prominent artists like Rembrandt, Rubens and James McNeill Whistler, as well as some modern British artists and works by Charles Mackintosh. 

Past visitors typically found the Hunterian's diverse collections highly interesting, though some said the museum is somewhat difficult to find on the university's campus. The Mackintosh House in particular impresses visitors who have an interest in design.

Botanic Gardens and Kibble Palace Botanic Gardens and Kibble Palace free

The Botanic Gardens are yet another free attraction in Glasgow. Bursting with colorful flora and fauna along the River Kelvin, the gardens also showcase a number of greenhouses, including the fantastic Kibble Palace, which contains a rainforest of tropical plants and trees. The gardens offer a nice reprieve from the city, especially if you're on your way from the restaurants, bars, cafes and shops that line buzzy Byres Road. What's more, there are also well-regarded tearooms in the former curator's house near Kibble Palace serving breakfast and lunch.

Past visitors praised the gardens. Many travelers were especially drawn to the more exotic plants grown here, including the carnivorous ones in the greenhouse. Others recommended stopping here for afternoon tea.

People's Palace and Winter Gardens People's Palace and Winter Gardens free

Located on the Glasgow Green – a park in the east end of Glasgow – the free People's Palace is a museum dedicated to the social history of Glaswegians. For instance, past exhibits detailed Glasgow's distinctive vernacular, while another displayed the desk of political activist (and Glasgow resident) John MacLean. Adjacent to the museum are the Winter Gardens – a greenhouse that acts as a cozy reprieve for people and tropical plants alike. Stop in for a coffee at the in-house cafe before venturing on.

While past visitors frequently called the exhibits both informative and entertaining, some say they might be beyond the grasp of young children.

The Necropolis The Necropolis free

Adjacent to the Glasgow Cathedral, the Necropolis is comparatively new, dating back to 1830s, while the cathedral is several hundred years older. Approximately 50,000 people are interred here; not all of them have gravestones, but there are about 3,500 tombs. The cemetery, modeled after the famed Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris, is often called Glasgow's Victorian "City of the Dead."

Recent visitors found that the garden cemetery also offers expansive views of the city of the living. Many simply find the hillside site a pleasant place to take a walk.

Clydeside Distillery Clydeside Distillery

Visits to more than one distillery are certainly in order when traveling through Scotland. Clydeside Distillery, as its name announces, sits aside the River Clyde in what was once the Pumphouse, which originally controlled entrance to the Glasgow Queen's Dock. The maker of Clydeside single malt whisky is a relatively recent addition to the country's roster of distilleries, having started in 2017. 

The distillery offers various tours. Its standard 60-minute tour, which includes tastings of three varieties of whisky, takes place hourly between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Tickets start at around 15 pounds (or around $19.50). The 90-minute Chocolate & Whisky Tour adds tastings of handmade artisanal chocolate to the mix; schedules vary by season and tickets cost around 28 pounds (roughly $36). On Thursdays, Clydeside also offers an in-depth two-hour tour conducted by the distillery manager. Tickets for the latter start at around 129 pounds (approximately $170).

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Gallery of Modern Art Gallery of Modern Art free

Glasgow's Gallery of Modern Art – known as GoMA – in Royal Exchange Square displays local and international works by artists like Andy Warhol, John Bellany and David Hockney, among others. In addition to its four galleries, the building (which dates back to 1778) also houses a library and educational facilities, as well as a permanent exhibit that details the history of the building.

As its name would indicate, the Gallery of Modern art appeals especially to those with an interest in modern art. Nevertheless, past patrons appreciated both the exhibits and the historic building housing them. Visitors frequently remark on the statue of the Duke of Wellington that stands outside the building that always has an orange traffic cone on its head (which is not part of the gallery's official collection). However, some art lovers find the GoMA somewhat small.

Celtic Park Celtic Park

Glaswegians are famous for their love of football (or soccer to Americans), which makes Celtic Park – home of the Celtic Football Club – an obvious destination for those who want to learn more about local life. Plus, the stadium is an attraction itself: It's the largest stadium in Scotland, with a capacity to welcome more than 60,400 fans. 

Even if you're not in Glasgow for a match, you can take a tour of Celtic Park, which includes visits to the home team dressing room, the boardroom, the trophy room, the tunnel to the pitch and the dugout. Tours occur every half hour from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturdays and from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Sundays, unless games are scheduled, in which case tours take place only in the mornings. Less frequent tours are also offered during the week. Tour tickets for adults cost 13.50 pounds (or around $17.50). Admission for children 11 and younger starts at 8 pounds (or approximately $10).

Citizens Theatre Citizens Theatre

Citizens Theatre, aka "the Citz," is the self-proclaimed "home of great theatre in Glasgow." Its dramatic offerings range from contemporary classics to new Scottish plays to shows for children. Countless famous performers have appeared on its stage since the 500-seat theater opened in 1878.

Over the years, the theater has won praise for its inventive staging of both traditional and contemporary works, as well as for the refreshments on offer in its bar. 

St. Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art St. Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art free

Though named for the patron saint credited with bringing Christianity to Scotland in the sixth century, St. Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art strives to promote greater understanding among people of all faiths – and those with none, too. It sits on the site of a former medieval castle and was designed to evoke that style. In addition to a variety of art and artifacts related to the world's religions, the museum has a cafe that opens on what purports to be the oldest Zen garden in Glasgow. 

While perhaps appealing most to people with an abiding interest in religious history and culture, St. Mungo's is generally regarded as highly informative and entertaining. Past patrons also appreciated the cafe. However, a few noted that the museum could use more space for all its artifacts.

Glasgow Science Centre Glasgow Science Centre

Among noted exhibits at the Glasgow Science Centre are the twirling 417-foot Glasgow Tower, a planetarium, an IMAX theater and exhibits exploring everything from the human body to energy. There's also a theater for live science demonstrations. The center hosts special events for both adults and families. If you have small kids in tow, consider a trip here.

Recent travelers said kids will want to spend all day here exploring the interactive exhibits. However, this museum wasn't a favorite among teenagers or adults traveling without little ones. The high price of admission was another common gripe among recent visitors. (Admission to all the facility's attractions requires various add-ons to the basic single-day admission ticket.) Yes, you can spend half a day at the Glasgow Science Centre, and you'll need to do just that to get your money's worth.

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Glasgow Tigers Speedway Glasgow Tigers Speedway

Motor sports venues are not as common in Scotland as, say, football arenas, which makes the home of the Glasgow Tigers rather special. The motorcycle team competes select days of the week from April through October, and the motorbike races are especially popular with families. The Tigers trace their lineage back to 1946, where they competed in various venues through the decades before settling it at Ashfield Stadium in 1999. (The site became Peugeot Ashfield Stadium in 2015.) 

Recent visitors raved about the conditions of the facilities, and said it's a hit with kids. 

The Tenement House The Tenement House

The Tenement House, which is operated by the National Trust for Scotland, is a kind of walk-in time capsule. Its restored rooms show how a particular Glaswegian, one Agnes Toward, lived from 1911 to 1965. The furniture and other personal possessions on display (including a coal-fired stove and a blackened bar of soap) aim to provide insight into not only what middle-class life was like in the early to mid-20th century, but also what it was like to live as a single working woman at that time.

Past visitors regularly praised the staff here for being informative and helpful as they impart insights into the ways people of another era lived.

The Scottish Football Museum The Scottish Football Museum

The Scottish Football Museum, situated within the Hampden Park stadium, houses thousands of objects of potential interest to sports fans. Among them are the original Scottish Cup – the world's oldest national trophy – and a recreation of the stadium's first dressing room. The museum has a hall of fame celebrating some of the country's most accomplished players. It also screens film clips from storied moments in Scottish football history.

Visitors, even those who aren't ardent football fans, usually find the extensive exhibits of cups, jerseys and gear to be rather interesting and informative. The staff generally wins praise for being consistently friendly and helpful.

Barras Market Barras Market free

The Barras Market, which encompasses a collection of street vendors, indoor markets, shops and pubs, lures bargain hunters and seekers of curiosities. The market dates back to the early 20th century, when vendors sold goods from handcarts.

Some recent travelers disappointingly noted that the Barras Market has declined in quality, calling the goods for sale "junk." However, the majority of visitors seemed to enjoy their few hours digging through piles of flea market goods and haggling in the market, with some even describing it as a "treasure hunt." Indeed, what some might call seediness is for others precisely the appeal of a place like this.

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