George Square
What happened to the statue of George III? What is the Statue of Liberty has to do with the square? Let's discover it together at the main city square where all the most important events take place.​
Discover the vibrant city of Glasgow like never before with the Half-Day Private Glasgow Must-Sees Tour. Led by a knowledgeable and friendly guide, this walking tour will take you on a journey through the city's most iconic sights and attractions. Immerse yourself in the rich history and captivating stories that have shaped Glasgow into the bustling metropolis it is today.
During this 240-minute tour, you can expect to explore some of Glasgow's key landmarks, including the famous George Square. Learn about the intriguing history of the statue of George III and uncover the connections between the Statue of Liberty and the city square. Delve into the fascinating building of the Gallery of Modern Art, discovering its bizarre monuments and the Scottish Highland National dress. Get a glimpse into the opulent mansions of the wealthy Tobacco lords in the district. Explore historic sites like Provand's Lordship and Glasgow Cathedral, both steeped in intriguing stories and remarkable architecture. Don't miss the chance to visit the iconic Necropolis, inspired by a Parisian garden cemetery. Uncover the secrets of Tolbooth Steeple and admire the terracotta fountain at Glasgow Green.
The Half-Day Private Glasgow Must-Sees Tour is perfect for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Glasgow's history, culture, and architecture. History enthusiasts will be enthralled by the stories behind each landmark, while architecture lovers will appreciate the diverse styles showcased throughout the tour. Solo travelers, couples, families, and groups can all benefit from the expertise of a private guide who can tailor the experience to their interests and preferences. There are no age restrictions, making it suitable for curious minds of all ages.
By booking this private tour, you'll have the advantage of exploring Glasgow's must-see attractions at your own pace and with a knowledgeable guide by your side. The personalized attention from your guide allows for a deeper engagement with each location, ensuring you don't miss any hidden gems or intriguing details. You'll gain valuable insights into the city's history and development, unlocking a new perspective on Glasgow's cultural heritage. With the chance to enjoy a drink and snack along the way, this tour offers a delightful balance of education, entertainment, and relaxation. Don't miss out on the opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of Glasgow's past and present.
Throughout the tour, make sure to wear comfortable shoes and dress appropriately for the weather. The total duration of the tour is 240 minutes, so it's recommended to bring any necessary personal items such as sunscreen, an umbrella, or a water bottle. Your guide will provide fascinating commentary and answer any questions you may have, enhancing your overall experience. The tour begins and ends at the tall column in the center of George Square, making it easily accessible for both local and visiting participants. Prepare to be captivated by Glasgow's fascinating history and impressive landmarks.
"The Half-Day Private Glasgow Must-Sees Tour was an absolute highlight of my trip to Scotland! Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable and brought the city's history to life with captivating stories and engaging commentary. The itinerary was well-planned, allowing us to visit iconic sites like Glasgow Cathedral and the Necropolis while also uncovering lesser-known gems. The private tour made the experience even more special, as our guide tailored the tour to our interests and ensured we had a truly personalized experience. I highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Glasgow!" - Sarah W.
"I can't say enough good things about this tour! Our guide was not only informative but also charming and funny. They had a way of making the history of Glasgow come alive, and I left feeling like I had a true understanding and appreciation for the city. The small group setting allowed for a more intimate experience, and we were able to ask questions and engage in conversation throughout the tour. If you want to see the best of Glasgow and learn about its rich history, this is the tour for you!" - John M.
George Square
What happened to the statue of George III? What is the Statue of Liberty has to do with the square? Let's discover it together at the main city square where all the most important events take place.​
Duke of Wellington Statue
What is one of the most bizarre monuments of Glasgow? What is the Scottish Highland National dress? Find out these and moreabout the fascinating building of the Gallery of Modern Art which ha been a house to many different organisations.
Merchant City
The district where wealthy Tobacco lords of the 18-19th century had their sumptuous mansions.Â
Provand's Lordship
(Pass by)
Where are the oldest civil building and ersatz-medieval house in Glasgow? What is Tontine faces? And why did Mary Queen of Scots stayed here? Let's find out!
Glasgow Cathedral
The core of the historical part of Glasgow and one of the most recognised symbols of the city.Â
The Necropolis
Inspired by a Parisian garden cemetery of the 19th century the Necropolis has become a landmark and the irreplaceable feature of Glasgow townscape.
Tolbooth Steeple
What do ‘tron’ and ‘gait’ mean? What rules had the prisoners of the tolbooth? What is the contribution of the Britain’s first practicing woman architect? The answers are all around us!
Glasgow Green
Where is the largest terracotta fountain? Which Benjamin Franklin invention can you encounter in the park? Who flew over the Glasgow Green for the first time ever? For answers follow us!
St Andrew's Cathedral Glasgow
(Pass by)
How did St Andrew become a patron of Scotland? Why the Irish immigrated into Glasgow in the mid 19th century? Who delayed the building of the Cathedral? We'll unveil these mystreries and more on our way!
People's Palace and Winter Gardens
(Pass by)
Once built for the workers of the East End of Glasgow this magnificent building has become a home for a collection that tells a story of its people and beautiful glasshouse that can compare to the one in the Botanics!
St Enoch Shopping Centre
Why St Enoch is as important as the patron of Glasgow St Mungo? Why does Glasgow celebrate its subway system and how old is it? What do you need to do to participate in Subcrawl?
Templeton's Carpet Factory
(Pass by)
Why does it resemble Moscow Kremlin and what first lady had a Templeton carpet in her home? The answers are yet to come!
Buchanan Street
(Pass by)
Who were Tobacco Lords? Who is the most renowned Glasgow architect and where can his works be found? Why Nelson Mandela is grateful to Glasgow?
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