Half Day Private Walking Tour in Glasgow City
Glasgow, GB
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Private Customisable Tour
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Local Glaswegian Guide
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Duration 3-3.5 hours
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Explore Glasgow's History
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Suitable for All Fitness Levels
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Family Friendly
Discover Glasgow's rich history and vibrant culture on a personalized half-day walking tour with a local guide, tailored to your interests.
Included
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Private customisable walking tour -
Local glaswegian guide
Excluded
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Personal expenses- souvenirs, food and drink -
Transport expenses to the meeting point.
Discover Glasgow's rich history and vibrant culture on a personalized half-day walking tour with a local guide, tailored to your interests.
Highlights
- Discover the history of medieval Glasgow at Glasgow Cathedral
- Experience stunning views over Glasgow from the top of The Necropolis
- Uncover the dark past of Merchant City and its links to the transatlantic slave trade
- Learn about Glasgow's famous sense of humor at the iconic statue
- Explore the main street, Buchanan Street, and discover why Glasgow is a UNESCO City of Music
Meeting Point
We shall meet in front of the David Livingstone Memorial Statue, which is located in front of Glasgow Cathedral.
Castle St, Glasgow G4 0UZ , United Kingdom
End Point
We shall end our tour back in the city centre on Sauchiehall Street, allowing you to continue with your explorations of Glasgow from a central location. Alternatively, I can walk you back to your hotel/local bar or restaurant in the city centre if you prefer.
215 217 Sauchiehall St, Glasgow G2 3EX , United Kingdom
What to expect
Glasgow Cathedral
We shall begin our tour at Glasgow Cathedral to learn about the city's history from its beginnings in medieval times.
30 minutes
The Necropolis
Discover Glasgow's Victorian City of the Dead with a short (but steep) hike to the top to experience some of the best views over Glasgow.
30 minutes
Glasgow
See Glasgow's most famous mural.
20 minutes
Tolbooth Steeple
Here, we shall explore the history behind Glasgow's Mercat Cross- maybe you're wondering why there is a mythical creature that sits at the top of the structure? We will also discuss the history behind Glasgow's Tolbooth Steeple, a historical execution site in the city
10 minutes
Merchant City
Wander through the streets of Merchant City to uncover Glasgow's dark past and links with the transatlantic slave trade.
30 minutes
Duke of Wellington Statue
Why does this iconic statue have a cone on his head? On this tour we will uncover a very key characteristic of the Glaswegian people- their sense of humour.
5 minutes
George Square
Glasgow's main square, where we can view the City Chamber's from the outside and uncover the history of the Square from past to the importance of the Square in today's society.
15 minutes
Nelson Mandela Place
Why does Glasgow have a place named after Nelson Mandela?
5 minutes
Buchanan Street
The city's main street in modern times, often nicknamed 'the style mile' due to this being the city's shopping street. Who was Andrew Buchanan? Pass by Glasgow's Royal Concert Hall and find out why Glasgow is a UNESCO City of Music.
15 minutes
Sauchiehall Street
We will end our tour on Sauchihall Street outside Mackintosh at the Willow Tearooms to learn about Glasgow's most famous architect (also a good place to go if you would like to get a bite to eat after the tour)
15 minutes
The experience can be subject to change due to bad weather or unforseen circumstances. We always endeavour to give you the best possible experience.
Additional Information
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Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller -
Service animals allowed
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Public transportation options are available nearby
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Participants should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
What our experts say
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Try the local haggis at nearby pubs. -
Visit the Riverside Museum after the tour.
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Check out the street art in Merchant City.
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Grab coffee at the Willow Tearooms.
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Wear comfortable shoes for walking.
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