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Glasgow Travel Trade Destination Guide
Gateway to Scotland .................................................................................4
Well Connected...........................................................................................6
A Cultural Powerhouse.............................................................................8
Neighbourhoods and Districts.............................................................10
Accommodation.......................................................................................26
Attractions and Experiences................................................................ 34
Food & Drink.............................................................................................. 38
Two Day Sample Itinerary..................................................................... 44
City Events to 2021..................................................................................46
Contact Us ................................................................................................................................................. 48
Riverside Museum
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Gateway to
Scotland Inverness
Aberdeen
Getting to Glasgow couldn’t be easier - the city is served by three Fort William
international airports, it is well connected by train from across the
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UK, it is easily accessible by Scotland’s extensive road network and
travelling by sea is made simple by the ferry connections. Loch Lomond
GLASGOW Edinburgh
The city is the perfect gateway to some of Scotland’s most beautiful and dramatic landscapes and its Isle of Arran
location on the west coast makes it an ideal location to explore all that Scotland has to offer. Ancient Ayr
castles, picture-postcard distilleries, tranquil lochs, outstanding golf courses and miles of unspoilt
coastline are all just a short journey from the city centre, meaning the city is a perfect base from which
to tour Scotland.
• Discover the historic city of Edinburgh, just a short 45-minute drive from Glasgow
• Experience the mesmerising beauty of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park
• Explore the stunning Ayrshire coast and set sail for the Isle of Arran
• Take a tour of Stirling Castle, one of Scotland’s most historically important sites York
• Visit the award-winning restored 18th century cotton mill village of New Lanark
• Head for the beautiful coastal town of Oban and set sail for Argyll & The Isles
Manchester
Liverpool
Birmingham
London
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Well Connected
Edmonton
Vancouver
Australia Emirates Adelaide 1-stop via Dubai
Brisbane
Melbourne
Getting to Glasgow couldn’t be easier, the city is served by three international airports, is well Perth
connected by train from across the UK, easily accessible by Scotland’s extensive road network and Sydney
travelling by sea is made simple by the ferry connections. The Netherlands EasyJet & KLM Amsterdam Direct
Spain Jet2 Barcelona Direct
Glasgow Airport Germany EasyJet & Ryanair Berlin Direct
With 30 airlines serving more than 120 destinations worldwide, including Canada, the US, the
Eurowings Dusseldorf Direct
Caribbean, Europe and the Gulf, Glasgow Airport is Scotland’s principal long-haul airport.
Ryanair Frankfurt Direct
Glasgow is only a short flight (1 hour) to London with numerous airlines including British Airways, France EasyJet Paris Direct
Ryanair, Thomas Cook Airlines and easyJet to City Airport, Gatwick Airport, Heathrow Airport, Luton Air France Paris Direct
Airport and Stansted Airport. Ryanair Carcassonne Direct
EasyJet Bordeaux* Direct
Glasgow Airport is located just eight miles (13 kilometres) west of Glasgow City Centre and offers the
following key international flight connections as well as many more scheduled and charter options. EasyJet Marseilles* Direct
Switzerland EasyJet Geneva Direct
Italy EasyJet Milan Direct
Jet2 Rome Direct
British Airways Venice Direct
Country Carrier/Airline Origin Direct/1-stop *Seasonal service
United States United Newark Direct
American Airlines Philadelphia Direct
Delta New York JFK Direct Trains Station Average Journey Time
Icelandair Anchorage 1-stop via Reykjavik Glasgow Central Station links Glasgow by rail
Boston London 4 hours 10 mins
to all UK cities, whilst Glasgow Queen Street
Chicago Station operates routes mainly to Central and Birmingham 4 hours
Denver Northern Scotland. Manchester 3 hours 30 mins
Minneapolis-St Paul Liverpool 3 hours 40 mins
The main UK train companies operating in
New York York 3 hours 30 mins
Scotland are; Scotrail, Virgin Trains, Cross
Orlando Country, East Coast and TransPennine Express. Edinburgh 50 mins
Seattle
Washington Average travel time by train from across the UK:
There are more than 20 direct trains per day
Canada Air Canada Rouge Toronto* Direct
from London
Air Transat Toronto Direct
Montreal* Direct trains to and from Edinburgh every 15
Vancouver* mins on weekdays
Calgary*
WestJet Halifax* Direct
Icelandair Toronto 1-stop via Reykjavik
Halifax*
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A Cultural
Powerhouse
Glasgow is located on the banks of the River Clyde, in West Central
Scotland and is the largest city in the country, and one of the
biggest in the United Kingdom.
The city’s compact size makes it easy for visitors • “Fans the world over know that it’s the city’s
to explore the diverse neighbourhoods, as well unrivalled music scene that really embodies
as the incredible range of built heritage, which Glasgow’s energy and swagger.” -
spans Victorian to Art Nouveau, courtesy of our National Geographic Traveler
most famous son Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
• In the past few decades, Scotland’s biggest
Today, more than 25 years after the prestigious city has emerged as a cultural powerhouse.
accolade propelled it into the global spotlight, The River Clyde, which once ferried tobacco
the city continues to blaze an internationally traders towards the city, now flows past
acclaimed trail in contemporary art, design and smoking-hot artists’ studios and museums,
music while safeguarding its rich architectural which have appeared in rejuvenated docks.”
heritage, world-class civic art collection and - Rough Guides
its position as home base to all (but one) of
Scotland’s national performing arts companies.
• ‘Earning its reputation as one of the world’s
friendliest cities, you can expect a very
warm welcome. Glasgow is without a doubt
Scotland’s most stylish city, brimming with
cool design, great art and chic eateries” –
New York Post
Inside Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
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City Centre
The heart of the city is the civic space of willows in Gaelic - is great for nightlife
George Square, which is home to statues and cultural attractions. There is an
of prominent historical Scottish figures. abundance of restaurants, bars and clubs,
including a former cinema and the largest
The focal point of George Square is one nightclub in Glasgow.
of the city’s most iconic and imposing
buildings, the City Chambers, whose Notable landmarks include The Glasgow
magnificence tells the story of the wealth School of Art ,Centre for Contemporary
and industrial prosperity of the Second Arts, Tenement House, Glasgow Film
City of the Empire. It is one of the most Theatre and the Royal Highland Fusiliers
beautiful civic buildings in the UK. Museum.
It was opened by Queen Victoria in
1888, and for over a hundred years has
George Square and City Chambers
been the headquarters of successive
city councils. Guided tours to see the
grand interiors are available for tours and
groups.
Glasgow is a shopper’s paradise,
recognised as one of the best shopping
experiences outside London’s West
End. You’ll find the biggest brands and
retailers in the Style Mile, including
Buchanan Galleries, St. Enoch Centre,
and Princes Square among others.
Sauchiehall Street is a vibrant little part
of Glasgow and a must visit for anyone
coming to the city. Sauchiehall Street
- ‘Sauchiehall’ means avenue of the
Gallery of Modern Art Glasgow School of Art
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Merchant City
Only minutes from George Square and can continue along Ingram Street, which
seconds from the bustle of the busy features high-end, designer stores such
shopping precints is the Merchant City, as Mulberry, Ralph Lauren, Armani, Cruise
the historic and ancient heart of Glasgow, and Agent Provocateur - the ultimate in
where in the 18th century, the Tobacco retail therapy.
Lords had their warehouses.
Follow the road along to Candleriggs
The merchants’ warehouses have left and Merchant Square - once home to
behind a legacy of amazing architecture the city’s fruitmarket, now a stylish hub
and many are now home to buzzing bars, of bars, restaurants and spacious indoor
luxury apartments, tenement flats, award- courtyard used for various events.
winning restaurants, design shops and
artist galleries.
Merchant Square
Your clients will find this neighbourhood
with its stunning buildings fascinating to
explore on one of the city’s many walking
tours.
After exploring the Gallery of Modern
Art on Royal Exchange Square, visitors
Dining in the Merchant City Merchant City
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West End
Voted ‘Best Neighbourhood in UK & of the campus including the neo-gothic
Ireland’ by the Academy of Urbanism, quadrangles and cloisters, which bear
Glasgow’s West End, with its ornate more than a passing resemblance to
sandstone tenements and museum, is a Hogwarts in the Harry Potter novels!
must-visit while you are in the city.
If your clients are craving some green
With stunning Neo-Gothic university space, look no further than Kelvingrove
buildings, leafy parks and gardens, Park, with its River Kelvin walkway. Also
artisan eateries, specialist delis, bustling located here are the Botanic Gardens,
bars and a wealth of vintage shops, a tranquil blend of formal gardens and
there’s plenty to do for everyone. woodland walks, world-class orchid
collection and the beautiful Kibble Palace.
The magnificent Kelvingrove Art Gallery
and Museum houses one of Europe’s Aerial view of the city from the University of Glasgow
great art collections. It is amongst the
top three free-to-enter visitor attractions
in Scotland and one of the most visited
museums in the United Kingdom outside
of London.
This neighbourhood is also home to
the University of Glasgow, which was
founded in 1451, and is the 4th oldest
university in the English speaking world.
The University offers student lead tours
Kelvingrove Bandstand The Botanic Gardens
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Finnieston
The Times recently named Finnieston as people who made this possible.
‘the hippest place to live in the UK’. Often
quirky, sometimes unconventional, the Amongst the 3000 objects on display are
most recent wave of resturants, bars and a recreated Glasgow street, Clyde-built
cafes have helped make Finnieston a trams, locomotives, cars, bikes, buses and
strong contender for the title of Glasgow’s model ships.
most vibrant neighbourhood.
The Tall Ship berthed at Riverside is now
As well as its eclectic dining scene, the only remaining Clyde-built sailing
Finnieston is also home to the SSE Hydro, vessel afloat in the UK and is an icon of
which is ranked as the third busiest Glasgow’s ship building heritage.
entertainment arena in the world, hosting
more than 1 million visitors each year.
Riverside Museum
Another must-see in the neighbourhood
is the iconic Riverside Museum, which
houses Glasgow’s transport collection
and is former European Musuem of the
Year.
Designed by the late Zaha Hadid,
Riverside highlights Glasgow’s history
as an industrial powerhouse and the
personal stories of just some of the
SSE Hydro, Nigel Young F&P
18 19Southside
Glasgow’s Southside is home to two Pollok Park is home to the beautiful
of Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s most Pollok House, with a fantastic Spanish
famous buildings, Scotland Street School art collection within its grand interior
Musuem and House for an Art Lover, and design. The park’s extensive woodlands
Tramway - the Scottish Ballet’s home and and gardens provide a quiet sanctuary
venue for the 2015 Turner Prize. for both visitors and wildlife, and is rich in
rural history, formerly being part of the old
You’ll also find Glasgow’s biggest green Pollok Estate and ancestral home of the
space, Pollok Country Park, home to The Maxwell family.
Burrell Collection and Glasgow’s very
own Downton Abbey, Pollok House. The Burrell Collection is the home to
over 8,000 objects including an eclectic
The tree-lined conservation area of mix of medieval art, ancient Egyptian
Strathbungo in the Southside is home to and Chinese artifacts, the works of House For An Art Lover, Bellahouston Park
a rapidly growing cluster of restaurants the Impressionists and many more.
and bars, nestled amongst historic Currently undergoing a major £60 million
architecture of another of Glasgow’s refurbishment The Burrell Collection will
most famous sons, Alexander ‘Greek’ reopen in 2020.
Thomson.
The House for an Art Lover was designed
by Mackintosh in 1901 as an elegant
country retreat for an achitectural
competition, and was actually realised
in 1996 when it opened in Bellahouston
Park. Today, the attraction combines
art gallery and exhibition space, along
with restaurant and multipurpose artists’
studios.
Scotland Street School Museum is
another fine example of Mackintosh’s
work, and given it’s previous life as a fully
operational school, the museum offers a
unique look into Scottish education from
the late 19th to the late 20th century.
Pollok House Queen’s Park
Pollok Country Park
20 21East End
The East End of Glasgow is the oldest part Glasgow Green, the closest park to the city
of the city and is home to the Cathedral centre, is the city’s oldest park, where you
Precinct, where you will find the Cathedral will find the spectacular Doulton Fountain,
of St. Mungo, St. Mungo Museum and the largest terracotta fountain in the world,
Provand’s Lordship. and the beautiful McLennan Arch and The
People’s Palace and Winter Garden.
The medieval Glasgow Cathedral
originates from the 12th century and is the The People’s Palace and Winter Garden
finest surviving Gothic building in Scotland. is a museum and glasshouse that hosts
a collection showing how 18th to 20th
This neighbourhood also has plenty to century Glaswegians lived, worked and
offer on the food and drink front and is played.
home to no less than three breweries,
numerous independent cafes and Glasgow Cathedral
restaurants, the Barras Market and the
legendary Barrowland Ballroom.
The Barrowland Ballroom, opened in 1934
as a dancehall is now one of Glasgow’s
major music venues, having played host
to many big names including Oasis, Green
Day, U2, David Bowie and Metallica.
Housed in the beautiful settings of
Glasgow Green, The People’s Palace
and Winter Garden is a museum and
glasshouse that hosts a collection
showing how 18th to 20th century
Glaswegians lived, worked and played.
The East End is fast becoming a creative
hub and home to a plethora or art and
design studios, including the Barras Art &
Design Centre (BAaD), MANY Studios and
Market Gallery to name a few.
People’s Palace & Doulton Fountain Glasgow Barrowland Ballroom
22 23North Glasgow
Walking trails, architectural gems, It is in this district that you will discover
adventure sports and great cafes can be Queen’s Cross Church, the only church
found just a short stroll North of the city in the world designed by Charles Rennie
centre. Mackintosh commissioned in 1896.
With over 10 parks and gardens, the Next door is the Cafe d’Jaconelli, a
Forth and Clyde Canal and Queens Cross Glasgow institution dating back to 1924
Church, North Glasgow has a number of and still as popular today, with its classic,
hidden gems to discover. old school menu.
Opened in 1790, the Forth and Clyde
Canal was vital to the growth of
Glasgow as it provided key trade and
transportation links. Now, the area is Scottish Canal
transforming into a fantastic waterside
environment for both locals and visitors,
including attractions such as Spiers
Wharf, The Whisky Bond and a number
of heritage trails.
For those looking for unique urban
adventure experiences - Pinkston is a
community paddlesports centre with
Scotland’s only artificial whitewater
course, and The Glasgow Tigers
Speedway motorcycle racing is just 10
minutes from the City Centre.
Pinkston Queen’s Cross Church
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5-Star Accommodation
Glasgow has four 5-star hotels offering in excess
of 700 guest rooms. Each of these hotels has
37% cheaper it’s own distinct character offering a luxury
than London* experience for the discerning traveller.
4-Star Accommodation
The city is home to over thirty 4-star
accommodation providers with almost 4,000
guest rooms, providing visitors with the wide
range of options expected from a major
international city.
18% below
the UK 1 -3 Star Accommodation
average* With over one hundred 1 - 3 star hotels located
in Greater Glasgow, there are a plethora of
choices for all budgets allowing your clients
the opportunity to enjoy both the city and the
surrounding countryside.
19% Budget Accommodation
cheaper Glasgow has three city centre Universities
offering over 1,700 student rooms out with
CitizenM Hotel
than term-time. The city also offers over 1,200 bed
CitizenM Hotel
Edinburgh* and breakfast and guest house rooms, many of
Accommodation
which are conveniently located near attractions
and transportation links.
*hotels.com Price Index
With over 15,000 bedrooms in the Greater Total number of rooms
Glasgow area and almost 10,000 in the city Number of rooms within 2
Star Rating within 20 miles of the City
centre alone, you are guaranteed to find miles of the City Centre
Centre
accommodation which suits your taste and
5 Star 713 910
budget.
4 Star 3,010 3,948
Whether your require a luxury hotel of
distinction; leading hotel brand; country house 3 Star 3,170 6,378
retreat; ‘home-from-home’ serviced apartment;
1 & 2 Star 620 849
comfortable B&B or university accommodation,
rest assured your clients will receive a warm Other* 2,395 3,024
Glaswegian welcome irrespective of their price
point. Total number of rooms 9,908 15,109
*Includes guest houses, B&Bs and university/student accommodation
Hampton Hotel
28 29Hotel Stock Further afield
Cameron House Mar Hall ììììì Bothwell Bridge Hotel
5 star hotel ììììì Total number of bedrooms: 53 ììì
Total number of bedrooms: 132 Total number of bedrooms: 90
MacDonald Crutherland
Gleddoch House ìììì House Hotel ìììì Normandy Hotel ììì
Total number of bedrooms: 60 Total number of bedrooms: 75 Total number of bedroom: 141
Alona Hotel ìììì Golden Jubilee Hotel Erskine Bridge Hotel
Total number of bedrooms: 51 ìììì ììì
Total number of bedrooms: 168 Total number of bedrooms: 177
Westerwood Hotel ììì
Total number of bedrooms: 148
Cameron House on Loch Lomond
Coming Soon
Glasgow continues to be an attractive destination for major hotel brand’s
City Centre looking to develop and enhance their property portfolio.
Premier Inn George Sq Ibis Glasgow Hampton By Hilton Listed below is a selection of upcoming developments.
3 star hotel ììì 2 star hotel ìì 3 star hotel ììì
Total number of bedrooms: 239 Total number of bedrooms: 141 Total number of bedroom: 88
Ibis Styles Hilton Glasgow Dakota Deluxe Hotel name Star rating Number of rooms Year planned opening
3 star hotel ììì 5 star hotel ììììì 4 star hotel ìììì
Total number of bedrooms: 101 Total number of bedrooms: 319 Total number of bedroom: 83
Innside by Melia 3 Star (tbc) 175 2017
Millennium Hotel Jurys Inn Blythswood Hotel
4 star hotel ìììì 4 star hotel ìììì 5 star hotel ììììì Point A Hotel 1-2 Star 122 February 2017
Total number of bedrooms: 119 Total number of bedrooms: 321 Total number of bedroom: 100
Glasgow Marriott Park Inn by Radisson GoGlasgow Urban Motel One 3 Star 374 2017
4 star hotel ìììì 4 star hotel ìììì 3 star hotel ììì
Total number of bedrooms: 300 Total number of bedrooms: 91 Total number of bedroom: 117
Merchant Hotel 4 Star (tbc) 395 2017
Mercure Hotel DoubleTree By Hilton
3 star hotel ììì 4 star hotel ìììì Radisson Red 4 Star 176 2018
Total number of bedrooms: 91 Total number of bedroom: 300
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Attractions and
Behind the scenes Play the bagpipes at
museum tour at The National Piping
Kelvingrove Art Centre, where the
Gallery & Museum, collection includes
Experiences
home to Europe’s the world’s oldest
finest civic arts surviving chanter
collection
Walking tour, led Private boat charter on
by students of the the bonnie banks of
Glasgow School Loch Lomond
Glasgow is a city brimming with award the first-time visitor to special interest of Art taking in art,
winning attractions and cultural must- itineraries, such as architecture, food and architecture and
sees – spanning art, architecture and drink, music, Charles Rennie Mackintosh design from Charles
design, history and heritage, music, food and sport. For those looking to explore Rennie Mackintosh.
and drink, urban adventure and parks further afield, a number of partners offer
and gardens. one, two and three-day luxury coach Taste of upstairs/ VIP masterclass
tours departing daily from Glasgow’s city downstairs life with whisky experience
A range of city tours are available, from centre all year round. a costumed tour at Scotland’s most
and private dinner at scenic whisky distillery,
introductory city sightseeing tours for Glengoyne
Pollok House.
36 3738 39
Distilleries and Breweries
The Clydeside Tennent’s Brewery
Distillery Tennent’s is one of the
The Clydeside Distillery, UK’s oldest brewers,
a £10.5 million project, with a heritage that
will transform an iconic stretches back across
Clydeside building, The the centuries to the
Pump House - located days of beer making
between the Riverside in its very earliest
Museum and the SSE Hydro – into a working forms. Brewery tours
whisky distillery and visitor centre by autumn show visitors a behind the scenes look at the
2017. The distillery will celebrate whisky’s role in operations of the brewery, and includes a
shaping Glasgow and Scotland. pint and a rare opportunity to sample some of
www.theclydeside.com. Tennent’s export only products.
www.tennentstrainingacademy.co.uk
+44 (0) 141 553 0010.
Food and Drink
Glengoyne
Glengoyne is reputed
to be Scotland’s most Drygate
beautiful distillery and Drygate is the UK’s
surprisingly under 40 first experiential craft
minutes from Glasgow. brewery. Located at
The Distillery is open Wellpark in Glasgow’s
Glasgow is not only one of the most historic, source of the best local produce in the world. East End, just a 10
all year round and
vibrant and culturally significant cities in the UK Traditional dishes, regional specialities and minute walk from
offers a range of visitor
and Europe, it also boasts a diverse, innovative local produce, like haggis, shortbread, whisky George Square. As well
experiences. From novice to connoisseur, there
and constantly expanding food and drink scene. and Cullen skink feature in many of the city’s as making exceptional
is a tour to suit all tastes including; the Whisky
With independent bakers, beekeepers, distillers, eateries offering a distinct flavour of Scotland. craft beer on site, the venue boasts a 24-tap
& Chocolate Tour and Scotland’s most in-depth
brewers and coffee roasters, working with some beer hall, award-winning restaurant, bottle shop,
whisky tour, The Masterclass which includes
of the most exciting chefs and restaurateurs in As a city which boasts a deep rooted Indian elevated beer garden and gallery space.
creating your own single malt.
the country, this is a city packed full of talented and Pakistani food heritage (not to mention the
www.glengoyne.com +44 (0) 1360 550 254. www.drygate.com, +44 (0) 141 212 8815.
people with a passion for good food and huge influence of Italian settlers in the city),
drink. Travel magazine, Wanderlust, recently Glasgow has a food scene as international as
highlighted the city’s “impressive gastronomic many major European capitals, with the gongs Hutchesons Shilling Brewing
scene”. These days it’s firmly part of the city’s to prove it, winning UK Curry Capital for several Through an exclusive Company
unique culture. years in a row. The emergence of hip foodie partnership with George Shilling Brewing Co.
neighbourhoods such as Finnieston in the Grant of Glenfarclas is the first to bring the
The city’s food and drink is about experience west of the city and Strathbungo in the south, whisky – who are brewpub experience to
and authenticity: keeping it real, serving alongside an excellent vegan scene (the city sixth generation family the heart of Glasgow.
it well. In Glasgow, that’s delivered by our was voted PETA’s most vegan-friendly city), distillers based in This stylish pub offers a
greatest asset – our people. We want to help have also helped to transform the city’s dining Perthshire, Hutchesons relaxed setting to enjoy
you uncover the distinctive food and drink credentials in the past ten years. All of which is the only venue to a tour of the micro-
experiences which will enhance your clients makes Glasgow one of the most genuinely house all of the spectacular Glenfarclas family brewery and sample the local beers just meters
stay. exciting places in eat and drink in Europe casks under one roof in the UK, and in doing so from where they are brewed.
right now. For a full list of restaurants visit offer a unique space for whisky tastings, dinners www.shillingbrewingcompany.co.uk
From outstanding seafood and shellfish to bestglasgowrestaurants.com and events in the heart of Glasgow’s city centre +44 (0) 141 353 1654
unbeatable game and beef, Glasgow’s location and Merchant city.
on Scotland’s West Coast offers an abundant www.hutchesonsglasgow.com +44 (0) 141 552 4050
40 41Bars and Restaurants and freestanding classical figures were revealed
once more. It is now a unique dinner, bar and
event venue spanning over four floors the venue
Cup Tea Lounge
This stunning Victorian
interior with original
includes a Brasserie, Casino and nightclub. tiled features is set in
www.thecorinthianclub.co.uk +44 (0) 141 552 1101 the heart or Glasgow is
Anchor Line The City Merchant ideal for larger groups,
Celebrating the grand Outstanding cuisine Red Onion Afternoon Tea and
ocean voyages of the with a Scottish twist in Award winning Red special occasions or
1920s and 30s from Glasgow’s Merchant Onion is situated in the events.
Glasgow to New York. City. Your clients can heart of Glasgow city +44 (0) 141 353 2959 www.cuptearooms.co.uk
The Anchor Line is set experience a rustic centre. Chef/patron,
in the stunning and Scottish ambience, John Quigley’s has The Bothy
completely restored warm Glasgow gained a reputation Situated in what was
grade A1 listed hospitality and fine for excellent casual an old farm house,
first class booking offices. The Anchor Line local produce. Areas gourmet dining. The The Bothy is a unique
showcases the best of Scottish produce with can be taken over by kitchen produces Scottish restaurant
influences from both sides of the Atlantic. groups of 12-45 persons. new interpretations in the West End of
www.theanchorline.co.uk +44 (0) 141 248 1434 www.citymerchant.co.uk +44 (0) 141 553 1577. of classic Scottish Glasgow, serving
cookery, serving dishes that people know and modern classics with a
Hutcheson’s Alston Bar & Beef love. Its environment is modern and comfortable twist.
Since its creation Nestled in the and the service relaxed and informal with the
+44 (0) 845 166 6032 www.bothyglasgow.co.uk
in the early 1800s, basement of Glasgow bustling feel of your local neighbourhood bistro.
Hutchesons’ Hall Central Station, Alston www.red-onion.co.uk +44 (0) 141 221 6000.
has had a plethora Bar and Beef offers a
of guises including a cool and contemporary Hard Rock Cafe
bank, library and in bar and restaurant. Blending the city’s
more recent times an The restaurant offers historic feel with the
exhibition space. As a premium beef, steak energy and vibe of
three floor dining venue from the Scottish the Hard Rock brand,
- Hutchesons is a place where your clients can Borders while the bar Hard Rock Cafe
enjoy grand spaces and lavish interiors. focusses on gin with over 50 on the gantry Glasgow is housed
www.hutchesonsglasgow.com +44 (0) 141 552 4050 including a dozen that are produced here in in the City’s ‘Style
Scotland, including Glasgow’s very own Makar. Mile’ in the restored,
Browns Gin and cocktail masterclasses are available for renaissance-inspired,
both groups and individual travellers. 1891 Athenaeum
Housed in the iconic 130 year old ex-General
Post Office building, www.alstonglasgow.co.uk +44 (0) 141 221 7627. Theatre. The Glasgow Cafe has over 9,000
Browns is a stylishly square-feet of space, including spacious seating
decorated, relaxed Corinthian for 170 guests, a live music area for weekly
brasserie and bar, In the heart of events, a late night bar and a merchandise-filled
perfect for morning Glasgow’s city centre, Rock Shop. Additionally, the multi-level cafe
coffee, brunch, lunch, The Corinthian Club is has the ability to be used for group events and
dinner or cocktails in a landmark building, memorable event functions
between exploring originally Glasgow www.hardrock.com +44 (0) 141 353 8790.
the many delights of and Ship Bank.
Glasgow. The private Painstakingly restored
courtyard area offers as The Corinthian,
an ideal space for groups. details such as the
www.browns-restaurants.co.uk +44 (0) 141 221 7828 Roman Doric pilastrade,
elaborate cornicing, 26
foot glass dome, superb sculptural plasterwork
42 43Two-Day Itinerary Day 2
Day 1
Morning exceptional craft beer on site, the Silver Dolphin is available
the venue boasts a 24-tap beer exclusively for private charter
Shopping West End, City hall, award-winning restaurant,
Centre & Merchant City bottle shop, elevated beer Glengoyne Distillery
garden and gallery space. Dumgoyne, Near Killearn,
Web: glasgowstylemile.com
Glasgow G63 9LB,
Glasgow is consistently voted Glasgow City Chambers
Morning Glasgow’s history as a was home of the Maxwell
as the top place to shop in the
Tel: +44(0)1360 550 254
maritime powerhouse. The family and gives a real taste George Square, Glasgow G2 1DU Web: glengoyne.com
Tall Ship berthed at Riverside of upstairs/downstairs life. UK outside London’s west end. Tel: 0141 287 4018 (Approx. 1 hour)
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Little wonder then that in this
Museum is now the only remaining Above stairs, the lavish rooms Web: glasgow.gov.uk/index. Glengoyne is reputed to be
Clyde-built sailing vessel are packed full of period ‘dear green place’, you’ll find a aspx?articleid=19136
Argyle Street, Glasgow Tel: plethora of cool vintage shops, Scotland’s Most Beautiful
afloat in the UK and is an icon furnishings. Below stairs the (Approx. 1 hour) Distillery and is within easy
+44(0)141 276 9500 independent artisan ‘food &
of Glasgow’s ship building vast servants’ quarters show Completed in 1888 and reach from Glasgow. The
Web: glasgowmuseums.com/ drink heroes’, well-known brand
heritage. the realities of running a overlooking George Square, Distillery is open all year round
venue/index.cfm?venueid=4 names and exclusive designers.
country house. Glasgow City Chambers is one and offers the most in-depth
(Approx. 1 hour) Afternoon of the city’s most prestigious range of visits in the industry.
Kelvingrove has been ranked Evening Glasgow Cathedral
buildings. This grand edifice is
in the top 15 most visited The Museum of Piping at Castle Street, Glasgow, G4 OQZ
a symbol of Glasgow’s historic Evening
museums in the world. It The National Piping Centre Group drinks and dinner at Tel: +44(0)141 552 8198
wealth and has, for more than a
has 22 themed, state-of- 30-34 McPhater St, Glasgow Pollok House Web: glasgowcathedral.org.uk
century, been the headquarters Dinner at Finnieston followed
the-art galleries displaying G4 0HW, (Approx. 1 hour)
of successive councils serving the by gig at the SSE
an astonishing 8000 Tel: +44(0)141 353 5551 Glasgow Cathedral was built City of Glasgow. Tours of Hydro, Exhibition Way,
objects. The collections are Web: thepipingcentre.co.uk on the site where St Mungo, the City Chambers are available. Tel: +44(0)141 248 3000
extensive, wide-ranging and (Approx. 1 hour) Glasgow’s patron saint is
internationally-significant. They Web: thessehydro.com
The Museum of Piping at The thought to have been buried in Afternoon
include: natural history, arms AD 612. The present cathedral The SSE Hydro is Glasgow’s
and armour, art from many art National Piping Centre holds largest arena and plays
three hundred years of piping was built during the 12th to 15th Cruise on Loch Lomond
movements and periods of centuries. It is the only medieval host to a mix of national and
history, and much more. heritage. Consisting of artefacts Sweeney’s Cruises, Balloch,
cathedral on the Scottish international music stars and
from the rich collections of Alexandria, G83 8SS,
mainland to have survived the global entertainers as well as
National Museums of Scotland, Tel: +44(0)1389 752 376,
Riverside Museum 1560 Reformation. sporting events. The 12,000
this is the most authoritative Web: sweeneyscruiseco.com
100 Pointhouse Place, seat capacity venue is located
display of its kind anywhere in (Approx. 1 hour)
Glasgow, G3 8RS Tour, Tasting and Lunch at next to the River Clyde and
the world. Sweeney’s Cruises are a family hosts to 140 events ever year.
Tel: +44 (0) 141 287 2720 Drygate Brewery
Web: glasgowlife.org.uk/ run business who have been Having attracted an audience
Pollok Park & Pollok House 85 Drygate, Glasgow, G4 0UT, established on Loch Lomond for of one million visitors last year
museums/our-museums/
2060 Pollokshaws Rd, Tel: 0141 212 8815 over 100 years. With a fleet of The SSE Hydro is positioned as
riverside-museum/Pages/
Glasgow G43 1AT, Web: drygate.com five passenger boats Sweeney’s the fourth busiest entertainment
default.aspx
Tel: +44(0)141 616 6140 (Approx. 1 hour 30 mins) Cruises offer a variety of cruise arena in the world, only second
(Approx. 1 hour)
Web: nts.org.uk/pollokhouse Drygate is the UK’s first options to visitors. From a to Madison Square Gardens.
The Zaha Hadid designed (Approx. 1 hour) number of locations around
experiential craft brewery.
Riverside Museum was the Loch. All cruises feature
Pollok House is a grand Located at Wellpark in
crowned as The European commentary by TV historian Neil
country house set in the Glasgow’s East End, just a
Museum of the Year in Oliver with printed translations in
scenic surroundings of Pollok 10 minute walk from George
2013 and is home to over 12 languages. The flagship vessel
Country Park. The House Square, as well as making
3,000 objects that highlight
44 45Events Listings
Celtic Connections (January) Piping Live! (August)
Glasgow’s annual folk, Make sure you are part of a week-
roots and world music long piping event that makes
festival, Celtic Connections Glasgow the centre of the world
celebrates Celtic music and its connections to stage for piping brilliance.
cultures across the globe. celticconnections.com pipinglive.co.uk
World Pipe Band Championships
Glasgow Film Festival (February) (August)
The Glasgow Film The biggest event in any
Festival is the fastest- piping fan’s calendar is
growing film event in certainly the annual World
the United Kingdom. Film fans can expect a Pipe Band Championships.
fantastic mix of feature films, shorts, special For many years the event
events, and live and interactive happenings. has been bringing top
glasgowfilm.org/festival flight international piping
competition and a wonderfully entertaining
Glasgow Live International Comedy event to the city. theworlds.co.uk
Festival (March)
The Glasgow International Mackintosh Festival (October)
Comedy Festival, the largest October becomes ‘Mackintosh
City Events
event of its kind in Europe, month’ as visitors and locals
has become a renowned alike are invited to enjoy
annual event in Glasgow’s cultural calendar. a programme of events in
glasgowcomedyfestival.com Glasgow Mackintosh venues
with a focus on architecture, design, visual arts
Glasgow Jazz Festival (June) and crafts in the city where he lived and worked.
The Glasgow Jazz Festival has glasgowmackintosh.com
Glasgow has an international reputation as a world-class host city and offers year-round
hosted some of the biggest
programme of festivals and special events. names in jazz, blues, soul, funk, European Championships
R&B and world music including In 2018 Europe’s top athletes
Miles Davis, Tony Bennett will compete in the inaugural
and Tito Puente. With major European Championships – an
concerts, a late night jazz club, film screenings exciting new multi-sport event
and talks, it’s one of the biggest events in the bringing together some of the
Scottish jazz calendar. jazzfest.co.uk continent’s leading sports.
www.glasgow2018.com
Merchant City Festival (July)
Enjoy nine days of live
music, street performances,
art, dance, theatre, comedy
and food and drink in the
heart of Glasgow’s cultural quarter.
merchantcityfestival.com
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