Glasgow – City of Tradition and Innovation

Glasgow is a city that looks forward to the future but cherishes its past.

It is a city where innovative solutions of modern architecture peacefully coexist with the traditional style of the Victorian era.

This is a city that prefers original buildings, unusual design (which is only the building of the Museum of River Transport, made in the form of a sea wave), but also a city that is proud of its great past. Glasgow's past was indeed great - the second city of the empire - as Glasgow was called during the reign of Queen Victoria.

• During our tour we will explore the Gothic slenderness of the ancient Glasgow University, so old that it took special permission from the Pope to open it.
• We will visit Glasgow Cathedral, named after the founder of the city. Walk through the lush and majestic “Shopper quarter” of the Victorian era
• I will introduce you to the history of the city and tell you how the city lives and breathes these days.
• We will not ignore the two famous stadiums owned by the two main Scottish football teams - Glasgow Rangers and Glasgow Celtic.
• The panorama of the bridges over the River Clyde will leave an unforgettable impression, because each bridge is unique and has its own nickname.

Glasgow has many titles, one of which is the City of Architecture and Design, awarded to it in 1999, and encouraged by this award, the Glazgows have actively continued their original architectural projects.

Let's go, for a bright impression in Glasgow!

This tour leaves Edinburgh in the morning and returns to Edinburgh in the evening.

Guide services and free admission to Glasgow museums