Scotland · GLASGOW TOURS
Glasgow is a walking city with the west coast an hour away. The 15 below cover the Victorian centre, the stadium tours and the runs out to Loch Lomond, Oban and Glencoe, priced and timed.
Review of Celtic Park’s guided stadium tour in Glasgow, with tunnel access, dressing rooms, guide tips, price, timing, and booking advice.
“We had enjoyed it view Celtic tour and Wes brilliant time view and abt history etc next time would come back again”
Review Glasgow’s hop-on hop-off bus tour, with route details, stop-by-stop advice, pricing, commentary, timing, and honest tips for booking.
“Unlike Hop on Hop off buses in other cities, you have to prearrange your stop or flag them down to get picked up at a stop. Unfortunately they don’t advertise this so we were left in the rain by the first two buses that came to our stop. However commentary was good and I learned a lot about Glasgow. And the tour operator is absolutely unresponsive if you try to chat about a problem. They just do not answer so don’t waste your time!”
Explore Oban, Glencoe, Loch Lomond, and Highland castles from Glasgow on a 10-hour small-group tour with expert local guides.
“Such a great experience - it was a large group and a packed agenda - but the environment was very fun and friendly. Our tour guide was amazing, giving lots of facts and answering any impromptu questions. He made sure to fit everything into daylight and made it an overall super pleasant experience. I would definitely recommend this company and tour to others!”
Explore Glasgow’s key sights, street art, and local stories on a friendly 90-minute walking tour priced at $16.64.
“What a great and fun way to discover and learn about Glasgow! Susie was a FABULOUS guide - kind, knowledgeable & welcoming. I'd definitely recommend this tour and to have her as your guide. Well worth the time and price paid!”
Review of the Glasgow to Loch Ness and Highlands day tour, with Glencoe, Loch Lomond, Cairngorms views, a cruise, costs, and practical tips.
“Tour was quite long but very enjoyable. Scenery was majestic and James’s knowledge was outstanding but his jokes not so much( sorry James). We stopped enough to enjoy the scenery and memorials.”
Review of Celtic Park Tour and Dine in Glasgow, with stadium access, guide tips, meal details, price, timing, and practical advice.
“The kids loved it , It was a great day out went for the meal afterwards and that was fantastic too well worth the money”
Review of Timberbush’s 11-hour Glasgow tour to Loch Lomond, Glencoe, Loch Ness, Ben Nevis, and Pitlochry, with cruise advice and practical tips.
“Our driver Charlie was amazing! So funny and informative. The views are spectacular and he gave us plenty of photo opportunities along the way.”
Tour Glasgow’s Clydeside Distillery, see traditional whisky making, taste three drams, and enjoy Clyde views for about $27.
“A must when in Glasgow. We learnt a lot about whisky production and tasted 4 different drinks. After the tasting we could keep our glasses.”
Review of Glasgow Afternoon Tea on a vintage Routemaster bus, with sandwiches, scones, city sights, practical tips, value, and drawbacks.
“Truly nice experience, great food and ambiance. Delicious scones beautifully served with cream and preserves.”
Explore Glasgow’s murals on a lively 90-minute walk, with local stories, major artworks, and practical tips for this £/$19 street art tour.
“This an excellent and informative tour, Caron is extremely knowledgeable and passionate about both the murals on the tour and street art in general, really enjoyed it”
Explore Stirling Castle, the Trossachs, and Loch Lomond by small coach and cruise on a scenic full-day trip from Glasgow.
“Lots of opportunity to explore Stirling Castle and the cruise of Lock Lomond was nice. Ally P was knowledgeable about history and current actors & musicians. The only thing was that sometimes the mic was not near his mouth so harder to hear. We were very lucky to be at Stirling Castle to see the Highlanders in their full dress marching to the bagpipe strains. Loved the military museum as well as the rest of the castle. Driving through the Trossachs was a treat despite the winding roads. Thank you!”
Explore Glasgow’s city centre with Johnny on a lively three-hour walk covering history, street art, architecture, pubs, and local tips.
“Great introduction to Glasgow by the highly informative Johnny plus he sent us a comprehensive list of other things to do and places to visit.”
Explore Hampden Park Stadium and the Scottish Football Museum with tunnel access, dressing rooms, football history, and family-friendly fun.
“Absolutely amazing! Best experience, very family friendly! Would definitely recommend to other people and will definitely be back”
Explore Glasgow’s dark past on a lively 2-hour evening walk with actor-guide Vincent, covering ghosts, murders, Dracula, and body snatching.
“The guide was very friendly and engaging. However the content of the tour was very disappointing. Access to sites of interest would have been good, alongside more detailed content specific to Gladgow.”
Review of a Glasgow day tour to Loch Lomond, the Trossachs, and Stirling Castle, with practical advice on stops, costs, timing, and value.
“The Cliffs were amazing!!! Wonderful driver with lots of stories to tell. Nice variety of stops to break up the driving time.”
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