Scotland · GLASGOW TOURS & ACTIVITIES
Glasgow rewards walking and drinking in roughly equal measure. These 15 cover the city centre on foot, the brewery and stadium tours people fly in for, and the day trips west to Loch Lomond and Oban that leave from Buchanan Street.
Guided Celtic Park stadium tour in Glasgow with dressing rooms, boardroom, tunnel, dugout, and pitchside views in English for about 1 hour.
“Was a very good tour the tour guide was with Jim very good historyr of the club would highly recommend it”
Glasgow’s Tennent’s Brewery Tour at Wellpark: a 90-minute, story-led brew experience with a free pint from the tank.
“The tour guide was very informative and very funny. Were not expecting the hair nets but understand why they are needed and caused a good laugh amongst the people on the tour”
Hop-on hop-off Glasgow buses with open-top views, Red and electric Yellow routes, and full recorded or live commentary for 1-2 days.
“Great tour! The essential tour of the city. The driver did a great job navigating the city and the recorded voice over was excellent.”
Small group day tour from Glasgow to Loch Lomond, Glencoe, Oban, and West Highlands castles, with comfort and frequent photo stops.
“We really enjoyed this trip, Andrew was very friendly and informative. The highlands are a must see when visiting Scotland”
90-minute small group Glasgow city centre walk for $16.64, with local tips, George Square to the Gallery of Modern Art, plus street art.
“Great tour! Excellent, friendly local guide. Good overview of history of the old town, giving you information on where to spend more time.”
Small-group Highlands day tour from Glasgow with a Loch Ness cruise. Glencoe, Fort William, Cairngorms views, and a monster-chase chance.
“James M. The driver was excellent, and went above and beyond. Very knowledgeable about history of Scotland. Scenery beautiful. Bus comfortable and tour of Loch Lomond, Glencoe, Loch Ness and Pitlochry spectacular. The added meet and greet with the highland coos was great😊”
Celtic Park Tour and Dine gets you into reserved areas, including the dugout, then a 3-course meal at Number 7 restaurant in Glasgow.
“Booked for my sons 7th birthday and he loved it. Callum the tour guide showed my son special attention and let him guide everyone out of the tunnel. The food was great however not a large vegetarian option. I spoke to the waitress and she was happy for me to order the pizza of the children's venue.”
One day from Glasgow to Loch Lomond, Glencoe, and Loch Ness with photo stops and an optional Nessie cruise.
“We were fortunate to have Wee Davie as our guide and bus driver. He was a great storyteller and we learned quite a bit of Scottish history from him. He kept us entertained with puns and jokes as he took us to some beautiful Scottish scenery. He also skillfully drove the bus down those narrow Scottish roads. At photo stops he took photos of several couples and groups to help them document their vacation. His scheduled stops gave us sufficient time to investigate the places we visited. We really enjoyed feeding the Highland Coos. Finally, he gave us a contest quiz near the end of the day and the winner…”
A 1-hour Glasgow whisky tour at Clydeside Distillery, with behind-the-scenes views and a guided tasting of three drams.
“Very informative our guide was very friendly and knowledgeable about whisky and the history of scotch .”
Glasgow afternoon tea on a vintage bus, with sweeping views of George Square, Glasgow Cathedral, and the River Clyde, plus unlimited tea.
“This was an amazing fun filled wonderful experience !! Loved every minute. Myself my big sister and my two daughters had the best time. The food was indulgent and so tasty and fresh. Our hosts including Helen who was the best entertainer were all fabby. I highly recommend this to everyone.”
Join a 2pm Glasgow street art walk. Tour Rogue One murals and more, learn the stories, and enjoy a relaxed 2-mile loop.
“Great way to see Glasgow murals and learn about the artists behind them. David was a fantastic guide on our tour. A must do in Glasgow!”
Small-group day trip from Glasgow to Stirling Castle and a 1-hour Loch Lomond cruise, with tickets reserved and expert stories.
“The tour was very interesting and I was able to see what I wanted. Just the right size of group and not to large. Nick was a great driver and kept us entertained and was very knowledgeable. Would highly recommend this one. It was also very convenient that we met at the bus station and the bus was listed on on the bus display board inside the terminal.”
Small-group Glasgow walk with Johnny, Mother Glasgow stories, quirky landmarks and free stops, ending at Glasgow Cathedral in 3 hours.
“Book this now! Johnny puts his heart, his pride for ”Mother Glasgow”, and his humor into this tour and it shows. We only had two days and this tour gave us a great sense of the city. From architecture, to history, to pubs (of course), we got a taste of everything. This tour should be top of you must do in Glasgow list!!! Wear comfy walking shoes and be prepared to have a great time.”
Hampden Park in Glasgow: guided tunnel-and-dressing-room tour plus Scottish Football Museum time, all in about 2 hours.
“Museum was fantastic. Tour guide very knowledgeable. Involved the kids with questions + trivia. Excellent day.Reasonably priced but didn't see a shop which is unusual? To buy gifts?”
A 2-hour Gothic Glasgow walking tour with Vincent, mixing ghost stories, Dracula connections, and body-snatching history, no map needed.
“Great tour, would definitely recommend. Learned alot that wouldn’t be talked about in a normal history tour.”
Every kind of day out, from an hour under the Old Town to a week in the islands.
