Visit Glasgow

It is a lovely city with lots of character and choices for food and drink. There is also a good array of visitor attractions and a rich history to the place. I was pleasantly surprised by the art scene not only current, but I discovered in its museum collections some Scottish artists from 1920s, 30s etc. that I was not aware of. Also cultural movements and societal - lost to offer. Would have loved to stay longer and actually explore its surroundings (walks or treks). For those who like to explore on foot: large streets, clean, safe - you can walk easily around the city despite the hilly setting. For those who like to use public transport - at this time (april 2024) the city is under a lot of upkeep and street repairs so it's not so reliable transport wise or as quick.

Cristina United Kingdom

I went to university in Glasgow many years ago, it has changed a lot but is still very vibrant and buzzy! Lots of bars, coffee spots and restaurants to choose from. The West End is nicer than the City Centre and not too far out of the city to travel. Recommend Rab Ha's for traditional Scottish food, Singl-End is a great brunch spot but booking is required.

Sharon United Kingdom

Glasgow haSs a wealth of fine architecturemany Art Galleries and over 30 public parks.Only London has better shopping opportunities.There are a multitude of shopping areas within a few minutes walk of the Abode Hotel.There are rail stations thatconnect with the rest of UK as well as rest of Scotland. Glasgow Airport is only a short distance from the city.There is a very frequent airport coach service from Buchanan Street Bus Station.You could get a train to Paisley and trhen a local bus to the airport,but Airport express coach is easier and faster.

John United Kingdom

Glasgow is a wonderful city, full of culture, art, spectacular buildings and many attractions for young and old. Many people travel to Edinburgh for their taste of Scotland but, although Edinburgh is a beautiful City, it’s not Glasgow😉

BillM

It's a quiet place with good shopping areas that are all walking distance. Restaurants are also cross-cultural, so you can explore different cuisines. I loved how the locations are close to each other - you can take leisure time in going around and still be on time for your next bus or train schedule.

Florian United States

The people are so friendly! Even though the weather might be a bit bad (windy and rainy), the people make up for it! They have nice parks and nature, as well as pretty architecture. I was only there for three days, but I would love to come back and explore more. I have celiac disease which often makes traveling hard, but I had no problem finding gluten-free options in Glasgow.

Oda Josefine Norway