Glasgow Cityscape courtesy of Viewfield Gallery

Glasgow Tours

Glasgow is considered by some as Scotland's premier city. It has a fascinating industrial past and in its heyday was known as the 'Second City of the (British) Empire'.

Things to do and see include:

Glasgow Cathedral, a medieval structure which survived the Reformation intact.
The Burrell Collection, a unique and diverse collection of antiques and artefacts.
The Gorbals, a formerly socially deprived area with some interesting old and modern architecture.
Victoria Park, famous for it's fossilised trees.
The Necropolis, adjacent to the Cathedral and contains magnificent memorials. Last resting place of Glasgow's great and good.
Southern Necropolis, again full of historical memorials.
Old Tobacco quarter where the early wealth of Glasgow was generated through trade with the Southern States of U.S.A.
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum which contains an extraordinary collection of public art work.
Tower at Glasgow Science Centre. Provides a 360 degree revolving view of the city at 400 feet (122m).
The Tall Ship at Glasgow Harbour.
Charles Rennie Mackintosh: House for an Art Lover and other sites.
Govan Stones: 31 early Christian carved stones dating back 1000 years.
A one day tour taking in a Glengoyne Distillery, the Trossachs, Lake of Menteith and Stirling Castle.
Also: Walking Tours, Architecture Tours and Photography Tours
We also offer an Exclusive Tour of Glasgow - please click here for further details - PDF file

Types of Tours