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Glasgow has a large number of
interesting attractions, such as museums
and historic buildings. The centre of
Glasgow is George Square, where you can
catch the City Sight Seeing Buses. Tour
Buses are the best way to visit most of
the Glasgow Attractions, as
many of the top attractions are well
spread out across the city.
Shopping in Glasgow is by far
the largest and most diverse in Scotland,
and the city centre alone, has about 38
Hotels, 120 Restaurants, 70 Bar Diners,
10 Theatres, 9 Night Clubs & 5
Casinos. Around the city are 37 golf
courses.
Glasgow International Airport
is 9 miles west of the city, with
inexpensive bus and taxi rides into the
city. Glasgow Prestwick Airport is 32
miles southwest of the city, this airport
normally links with European airports
operating budget airlines. Regular
inexpensive buses and trains run between
Prestwick Airport and Glasgow city
centre.
Glasgow is also a good base to explore
Scotland, with regular inexpensive
Buses and Trains running to
Stirling
50 minutes travel time, Edinburgh 50 minutes, Inverness 4 hours, Ayr &
Alloway
for Scotland's most famous poet Robert
Burns 50 minutes.
The scenic Loch
Lomond is 25 miles northwest of
Glasgow. There are regular Buses and
Trains to Loch Lomond with many Boat Tours along the loch.
For north of Glasgow Area Attractions
and Activities, view the north Click on Map. For south of
Glasgow Area Attractions and Activities,
view the south Click on Map.
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