Experience Glasgow
There has never been a better time to visit Glasgow than now. The former industrial powerhouse has reinvented itself as a buzzing cultural hub on the banks of the River Clyde, home to world-class attractions, cutting-edge design, a legendary music scene and adventurous cuisine.
Do some serious shopping in the best retail destination outside of London. The Glasgow Style Mile is a good place to start
Buchanan Street (pictured), together with Argyle and Sauchiehall Street, form the Z-shaped route called the “Style Mile”
Catch one of the 100-plus music events held each week at the city’s many venues
The SSE Hydro arena regularly plays host to the biggest acts in the world
Admire some of the finest art collections in Europe
The most famous work on display at The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is Christ of Saint John of the Cross, by Salvador Dalí. The Burrell Collection and Gallery of Modern Art are equally impressive
Step into the world of seminal architect and designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh
House for an Art Lover is one of many Glasgow attractions you can visit for a taste of Mackintosh’s work, as well as The Lighthouse and The Willow Tearooms
Head to the Merchant City district for hip boutiques, bars and restaurants
After exploring the city, sit back with a cocktail or two in this fashionable district and take in the period architecture
Learn more about the city of Glasgow—including all the things you can see and do here, travel advice, tips on places to stay, where to eat and details of up-coming events.
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