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Steeped in history Glasgow’s outstanding Victorian architecture makes it one of the world’s most desirable destinations. The thriving central metropolis is re-developing itself ahead of the 2014 Commonwealth Games and provides a wealth of interest for visitors.

Offer From ever-popular nightclubs to the Scottish Ballet, Scottish Opera and the impressive IMAX cinema, everything can be found in this buzzing city. Attractive, well-maintained parks allow visitors respite from the array of outstanding buildings, including the world famous creations of Charles Rennie Mackintosh.


	Princes Square Positioned in the heart of Glasgow’s shopping district and home to exclusive designer brands and the best names in fashion. Over 45 quality stores, bars, restaurants and cafes together with its very own nightclub. You won’t want to leave.
	Glasgow Cathedral Glasgow Cathedral is the best preserved example of a large church to have survived the ravages of the Reformation, and has one of the finest post-war collections of stained-glass windows to be found anywhere in Britain.
	Kelvingrove Museum & Art Gallery Housed in an imposing late-Victorian, red sandstone building, Kelvingrove was opened to the public in 1901. Home to an impressive collection of European paintings by the likes of Rembrandt, Monet, Van Gough and Picasso.
	Glasgow Science Centre One of Scotland’s most exciting and inspiring projects in recent years, the GSC champions the importance of science and technology. The GSC experience includes the jaw-dropping Science Mall, IMAX® at Glasgow Science Centre, and the revolving Glasgow Tower.
	Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre SECC is Scotland’s premier venue for exhibitions, concerts and events of all kinds. The Centre hosts a wide range of major exhibitions across five halls, whilst the world’s biggest acts in music, theatre and comedy continue to mark the SECC in their diaries year after year.