Glasgow Landmarks, Museums, and City Views
Meet your tour guide at a pre-decided location and begin with a visit to Glasgow Cathedral, a fantastic old building dating back to the 1100s.
Walk up to the Glasgow Necropolis for fantastic panoramic views of the city, then pass by Provand's Lordship, the oldest surviving house in the city.
See three magnificent murals painted on old tenement buildings, as well as the Glasgow City Chambers.
Continue to George Square, then walk towards the Glasgow Museum of Modern Art to see the infamous statue of the Duke of Wellington with his ever-present traffic cone hat.
Move through Royal Exchange Square into Buchanan Street and see the usual city centre shops before heading back to your transportation for a trip around the city's outskirts and some of its amazing museums.
Enjoy a brief tour of the city's west side, taking in Glasgow University and the surrounding area, including the Hunterian Museum.
Visit the magnificent Kelvingrove Museum, home to up to 22 halls of art and science exhibits.
Walk to the side of the River Clyde, where you can take a trip back in time and discover the incredible collection of every mode of transport conceivable at the Riverside Museum.
