Scotland · GLASGOW TOURS
Glasgow rewards anyone willing to walk it: Victorian banking halls, the Necropolis, the tenement rooms and two football grounds that run tours. These 15 cover the city and the Loch Lomond days that start from it, priced and timed.
Walk Celtic Park's tunnel and dugout with a guide, then see dressing rooms and trophies. About 1 hour, small groups, great value.
“Great and interesting tour guide, beautiful stadium, great history of football club. Must see in Glasgow.”
Glasgow’s Tennent’s Brewery Tour at Wellpark Brewery. A 90-minute guided history plus a free pint poured straight from the tank.
“Had a great time on the brewery tour. The guide Tony was very knowledgeable and friendly, sharing lots of interesting facts about the brewing process. It was a fun and informative experience—perfect for beer lovers or anyone curious about how Scotland's famous beer is made.”
Hop-on hop-off Glasgow buses with open-top views, recorded commentary, and seasonal live guides on the Red Route, plus electric Yellow buses.
“Easy booking and hop on hop off . Live tour guide was great and friendly. Answered any questions you had.”
Small-group Highlands day trip from Glasgow to Loch Lomond, Glencoe, Oban and castles, guided in a 16-seat Mercedes coach.
“The drive is beautiful and we stopped at many great destinations. Our driver was extremely knowledgeable and I learned a lot about Scotland.”
Glasgow city centre walking tour with a local guide, small group, street art stops, and George Square to the Gallery of Modern Art.
“Stephen was super knowledgeable, engaging and perosnable. We got a great overview of the city, history and Stephen’s personal stories.”
A long, storytelling-filled Highlands day from Glasgow with a Loch Ness cruise, Glencoe views, and Cairngorms scenery by small 16-seat coach.
“Long day but John was amazing and professional. Small tour by boat (45 minute). Last stop big surprise a small shop full of traditional souvenirs”
Get reserved Celtic Park access, sit in the dugout, then enjoy a 3-course meal at Number 7 with a small-group guide.
“Great experience - guide was very knowledgable about Celtics history and delivered it with great personality and humour. Dinner after in the Number 7 restaurant was very good.”
Glasgow day tour to Loch Ness, Glencoe, and the Highlands. Guided coach travel, photo stops, optional Loch Ness cruise, easy pacing.
“Good experience. A quick recap of the highlands and Glencoe. Although some other highlands tours have covered a lot more.”
A 1-hour Clydeside Distillery tour in Glasgow with a dockside story, 3 drams, and a chance to keep your momentum in the whisky bar.
“Good experience in a 1 hour compact tour to a modern distillery, which we managed to fit into a one day trip to Glasgow along with two other attractions we wanted to see. Matthew was a friendly and professional host and we learnt about the background and history of whisky making - along with the all important tasting element at the end!”
A 90-minute vintage bus afternoon tea in Glasgow with handmade sandwiches, warm scones, unlimited tea and a fast, fun city sights loop.
“The food was really good with a nice assortment of sweet and savory items. The staff was friendly and helpful. They made this a fun time.”
A small-group 2pm walk through Glasgow’s mural trail, with guided stories behind standout works from Rogue One and more.
“Fantastic experience walking the city, seeing some amazing street art, and learning about the city's history and its connection to the local art community. Lovely and knowledgeable guide, highly recommend.”
Small-group Glasgow day trip to Stirling Castle and Loch Lomond with a 1-hour cruise, comfy mini-coach, and time for photos.
“Very good tour alot different then Loch Ness tour we did yesterday, Stirling Castle was really good with the small Scottish villages and cities. Again John was the best driver could have asked for both this and Loch Ness by Rabbies was fantastic”
Glasgow Gander small-group walking tour, about 3 hours of local history from George Square to Glasgow Cathedral, with insider food tips.
“Johnny was an amazing tour guide - his love of Glasgow and knowledge of the city are unbeatable. He showed us many quirks, many of which I didn't know about (despite living in Glasgow for 15 years). He pointed out interesting architecture, and was very knowledgeable about the history of buildings. He recommended unique things to do, as well as places to eat and drink. Most all of, I loved his enthusiasm - it was infectious and we were all smiling the whole time.”
A guided Hampden Park stadium and Scottish Football Museum visit in Glasgow, with tunnel access, trophies, and flexible museum time.
“Great experience for all the family. Football fans or not! Loads to see in both the tour and the museum. A great way to spend an afternoon”
Gothic Glasgow at night with Vincent on a 2 hour ghost and true crime walk. No maps needed, small group, spooky stories.
“Vincent was a great tour guide. He was very knowledgeable about the area despite only having lived there for 5 years. He clearly had done extensive research to make sure he had his ghost facts right. He was fun, friendly, and overall great!”
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