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Formerly known as "The Second City of the British Empire", Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland. With a marked industrial air, its streets and corners keep secrets and surprises worthy of being known.

Visit its numerous museums and art galleries, take a stroll through its neighborhoods and squares, experience the legacy of Celtic culture and the passage of the Romans, listen to the classic Scottish bagpipes, drink a beer and try the local gastronomy in a classic pub.

Visiting Glasgow

Are you looking for the best of Scottish art and culture and the world? A must-see is Glasgow's West End, home to the Kelvingrove Park and the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in a beautiful Victorian building. Other museums you can not miss in Glasgow are the Hunterian Museum, the Glasgow Gallery of Modern Art and the Riverside Museum.
George Square, the main and oldest public square in the city, is home to several historic buildings and a series of beautiful statues.
How about a beer in a classic Scottish pub? Visit The Scotia, Glasgow's oldest pub opened since 1792 with the best local and world beers and spirits.
Do you prefer to go shopping? Visit "The Style Mile", where the best shops and boutiques are located.
If you want to know a site that will make your skin stand, you can not miss the old necropolis of the city, located in the east on a mystical hill crossing the Bridge of Sighs, where you can admire tombs and monuments dedicated To Scots illustrious since the seventeenth century. Without a doubt, Glasgow is a city that stimulates the senses!

Glasgow Travel Tips

One of the best passes to enjoy the main historical sites of Glasgow is the Historic Scotland Historic Pass, which will give you entry to more than 75 sites for a cost of 40 euros.
Another worthwhile pass is the Glasgow Bus Tour, where you can take a tour on a 2-floor bus through the main museums, art galleries, parks and buildings at a cost of 19 euros, valid for 2 days. (Entrance to sites is not included).
As for public transport, the Zone Card will allow you to use the tram, metro, buses and ferries, with a variable cost for time and zones. The card that covers all areas for one week has a cost of 66.50 euros.
Because of its location, the climate in Glasgow is quite humid with rainfall throughout the year, with a similar temperature to the north of England. It has warm summers and moderate winters.