Glasgow Travel Packages

Cutting through the heart of Glasgow, this bustling pedestrianized street is lined with sleek shopping centers, restaurants and several cultural highlights.

The home of Scottish soccer, this stadium is beloved by fans of the game who gather here for its electric atmosphere and popular museum about the sport's history.

Travel through the history of transport in a modern museum that features interactive exhibits, a wide variety of vehicles and replicas of old Glaswegian streets.

Bobbing in the waters next to the museums and stadiums of Glasgow’s riverside is an immaculately preserved metal ship that now functions as a naval museum.

These buildings that make up one of Scotland’s most important events venues have become iconic sights on the banks of the River Clyde.

The Lighthouse is an architectural beacon in the centre of Glasgow, designed by one of the city’s leading architects and the home of contemporary design in Scotland.

Huge Victorian greenhouses play home to a remarkable collection of ferns, orchids and cacti at the Botanic Gardens, the perfect place to while away a lazy afternoon.

A towering example of Gothic architecture, Glasgow Cathedral has been a spiritual and political touchstone throughout Scottish history.

Hire a boat, enjoy a kick-around or just relax by the lake at this majestic Victorian park, named for the passionate Scottish monarch Mary, Queen of Scots.

Take a trip to the campus of Glasgow University and explore the 8,000-strong collection of art and artefacts at the Hunterian Museum.

Get stuck into living history with a trip to Bothwell Castle, the homestead of Clan Murray and a key fortress in the Scottish fight for independence.

Kids and adults alike will enjoy the shows, games and demonstrations at this interactive celebration of science and discovery.

Set in the exquisite surroundings of Pollock Country Park, the Burrell Collection comprises an eclectic range of priceless artefacts from around the world.

George Square is a great introduction to Glasgow – its welcoming atmosphere and blend of historical and modern architecture present a microcosm of the city’s soul.

Get to know some of Scotland’s key historical figures on a walking tour of the Glasgow Necropolis, a distinctive Victorian cemetery just behind Glasgow Cathedral.

See an incredible collection ranging from antique armour to a real spitfire displayed within the elaborate walls of the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.

This beautiful neo-classical building houses temporary exhibitions of modern art from across the city and around the globe.

The People’s Palace is dedicated to preserving the history of Glaswegians through historic artefacts, artwork, film and interactive exhibitions.

Explore the campus of one of the U.K.'s oldest universities and feed your fervor for learning in its museums, lecture halls and historic buildings.

Glasgow's multipurpose events venue attracts the biggest names in entertainment. Come to see a performance or simply to admire the building's design.

One of Glasgow’s most iconic sights is a noble statue standing proudly by an art gallery, although the famous sculpture is now famed as a target for pranksters.

Enjoy a cup of tea and hearty Scottish food in a setting designed to look like the historic meeting places of old Glasgow.