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Where to stay in Glasgow
Best time: May-August, because of the mild weather and numerous festivals.
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★ 4.3The Torrance Hotel
Kelvin
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★ 4.3Busby Hotel
Alyth
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★ 4.3Crossbasket Castle
Halfway
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★ 4.3Premier Inn Glasgow Braehead
Penilee
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★ 4.3Premier Inn Glasgow East Kilbride Central
Kelvin
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★ 4.3The Lynnhurst Hotel
Ralston
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★ 4.3Lochway Hotel
Drumry
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★ 4.3Premier Inn Glasgow - Paisley
Ralston
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★ 4.3Abbey Inn
Ralston
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★ 4.3Premier Inn Glasgow - Hamilton
Newton
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★ 4.3Shawlee Cottage
Swinton
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★ 4.3Ramada By Wyndham East Kilbride
Kelvin
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Glasgow, like a local
Don't miss
- Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum: A stunning museum housing a diverse collection in a beautiful park.
- Glasgow Cathedral: An iconic medieval cathedral with beautiful architecture and rich history.
- The Necropolis: A Victorian cemetery with breathtaking views of the city.
- Buchanan Street: The main shopping street known for its vibrant atmosphere and architecture.
- The People’s Palace and Winter Gardens: A unique museum showcasing Glasgow's social history and stunning gardens.
Where to eat
- Ubiquitous Chip: A beloved restaurant known for its Scottish cuisine and unique ambiance.
- The Finnieston: A seafood bar celebrated for its fresh offerings and stylish setting.
- Cafe Gandolfi: A local favorite for its cozy atmosphere and delicious brunch menu.
Do this
- Glasgow International Comedy Festival: The largest comedy festival in Europe, featuring international and local acts.
- Barrowland Ballroom: An iconic music venue with a rich history, showcasing a variety of artists.
- Glasgow Science Centre: An interactive science museum that is fun for all ages.
Local tips
- Check out the hidden murals around the city; they are part of the city’s street art project.
- Visit the West End for a more local vibe, with cafes and shops that cater to residents.
- Take advantage of the free walking tours available to learn about Glasgow's rich history.
- Try to catch a local gig or pub quiz night for an authentic Glasgow experience.
Know before you go
Best time
May-August, because of the mild weather and numerous festivals.
Getting around
Public buses, subway, and taxis are the main modes of transport; the city is also very walkable.
Airport
GLA
Language
English, Scots, and Gaelic.
Money
Pound Sterling (GBP). Cards are widely accepted, but it's a good idea to carry some cash for smaller vendors.
Safety
Glasgow is generally safe, but like any city, it's wise to stay aware of your surroundings, especially at night.
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