This Sightseeing Walking Tour of Glasgow provides a leisurely tour of the city which is not given by photographers. Created for anyone who would like a friendly and fascinating insight into Glasgow and its history.

The experience will last around 3.5 hours and will leave you with knowledge and an understanding of this fair city. You will find this a group friendly tour, easy to follow and well paced.

The Sightseeing Walking Tour of Glasgow starts at George Square in the centre of Glasgow. See a good swathe of architecture and art. Every guide is passionate about the history and will give you an in-depth understanding of the culture, from ancient times to present day.

In Glasgow, you can experience wind, rain, hail and snow all on the same day, unfortunately during these periods it can also be quite warm. You should think about bringing a light waterproof jacket with you to stay dry. Please check the weather forecast before your tour to get a better indication of how you may dress to be more comfortable.

About Glasgow

Glasgow was founded in the 6th century and was at first known as Glas Gu. Green Place in Gaelic. Since then this fair city has grown exponentially and is an enigmatic blend of architecture and art. The architecture mainly dates from the 12th century to present and you will find that all of these structures work perfectly alongside each other. A true symbiosis of architecture throughout the ages. Glasgow is known for its’ engineering history but it has also always been a city of artists. Ultimately this shows through in almost all aspects of its architecture and you can see much of this on the Sightseeing Walking Tour of Glasgow

Please Note: We suggest you pack a Kagool or other waterproof light jacket. This is because in Glasgow you can experience wind, rain, snow and sun all in the same day and we want you to be comfortable.

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