Glasgow is an amazing city to visit and it’s easy to travel around thanks to its integrated transport system throughout the city. You’re really spoilt for choice when it comes to the variety of attractions including museums, shops, galleries, festivals and concerts all of which can be enjoyed throughout the year.

There are many guided tours that travel around the city to give you a greater understanding of the city and its history. Tours can take you via foot around the city or by bus. Glasgow is placed in the ideal location to discover some of Scotland’s finest great outdoors. You can use the train links which travel through Glasgow’s two main stations Central and Queen Street.

In this article we’ll look at some must-see attraction for if you’re visiting Glasgow. Make sure your accommodation is situated either within walking distance of the city centre, or within a good distance of the many transport networks. That way you won’t need to trek for hours to reach your ideal location.

The Willow Tea Rooms

Designed by Charles Mackintosh in 1904 the Glasgow Willow Team Rooms allow visitors to enjoy tea just as they did in the same rooms 100 years ago.

Waverley

The last seagoing Paddle Steamer in the world; the Waverley welcomes visors to enjoy the day, afternoon or evening aboard the world famous ship.

The Tall Ship

The Tall Ship at Glasgow Harbour is one of Glasgow’s leading tourist attractions. Open 7 days a week all year round it proves a great way to re-live the history of tall ships.

Comedy Festival

Magners Glasgow International Comedy Festival is in its eighth year with 379 events over 19 days it’s perfect for a good time and a great festival. It’s a good idea to check the comedy festivals website for dates and times.

Film Festival

Glasgow’s film festival celebrates the passion the people of Glasgow have for films and also how much the city is loved by the film industry. If you love your films or even if you just feel like relaxing and watching a good movie, check out the film festival.

Jazz Festival

Featuring performances from well known and up-coming jazz artists around the world; Glasgow’s jazz festival is a musically thriving event guaranteed to get you dancing. The festival usually lasts for around a week.

Theatre Royal

Every year the King’s Theatre and the Theatre Royal showcase some of the best West End and touring productions in the UK each year. It’s a good idea to checkout their website for what’s on when you visit Glasgow. Be sure to book ahead to avoid disappointment.

Royal Concert Hall

Glasgow’s Royal Concert Hall features a range of music from classical folk, country, world music, rock and pop. There’s something to keep everyone’s music tastes moving.

Kelvingrove Park

Take time out to enjoy the 85 Acres on offer in Kelvingrove Park. It offers a variety of wildlife and habitats and a beautiful green oasis.

West highland Way

The West highland Way has been popular by walkers for many years. It passes through many picturesque and beautifully stunning locations.

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