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Glasgow: Celtic Park Stadium Tour
Go behind‐the‐scenes of the Celtic Park Stadium in Glasgow, Scotland’s largest football stadium and home of the legendary Celtic Park Football Club. On this 60‐minute tour, you’ll get to peek inside the dressing rooms, walk through the player’s tunnel, sit in the dugout, and hear all the secrets and stories of Glasgow’s most popular football team.
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Glasgow Hop‐On Hop‐Off Sightseeing Bus Tour
The most vibrant and exciting of Scottish cities boasts excellent museums and art galleries as well as beautiful parklands and buildings. Hop aboard a City Sightseeing tour at any of the stops throughout Glasgow and enjoy panoramic views from the open‐top double‐decker bus. Your ticket is valid for one or two consecutive days. Recorded commentary introduces you to Glasgow’s sights throughout the entire route. Hop on and off as much as you’d like. Visit George Square, Glasgow Cathedral, Merchant City, The Barras and more!
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Glasgow: Tennent's Brewery Tour Admission Tickets
Learn about one of Scotland’s favorite beers, Tennent’s, by going on a behind‐the‐scenes brewery tour. Discover deep insights about the brewing process that you likely wouldn’t learn about otherwise, and see brewery artifacts that date back to the 1500s. As you go, your guide will share insider facts about how Tennent's is made. Then, finish the tour with a rare pour of unpasteurized Tennent's, straight from the tank.
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Glasgow City Center Walking Tour
Maximize time in Glasgow with a city center walking tour with a local guide. Each tour is unique depending on the guide, but potential stops include George Square, Glasgow Cathedral, and Glasgow Green. As well as well‐known sights, the itinerary also includes off‐the‐beaten‐path attractions and hidden treasures that you’d likely miss if exploring alone.
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Glasgow Afternoon Tea Sightseeing Bus Tour
Board a special bistro bus for a driving tour of Glasgow complete with afternoon tea. See the city’s top attractions including the West End and Glasgow University while snacking on sandwiches, scones, and cupcakes. You can also enjoy the perk of having unlimited tea or coffee available too. To give you more flexibility you can choose from a variety of departure times to suit your schedule.
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Celtic Park Stadium Tour and Restaurant Meal
Footie fans can go behind the scenes at Celtic Park, home to Celtic FC, with this in‐depth stadium tour. Visit the locker room and boardroom before walking through the tunnel to marvel at the stands pitchside. Learn about team history and lore from your guide before continuing on to the stadium’s Number 7 restaurant for a gourmet meal overlooking the pitch.
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Glasgow: Small‐Group Walking Tour
Get a local's perspective on the welcoming, gritty, and fun‐loving city of Glasgow on this small‐group walking tour. Your guide will regale you with stories about the city's rich history, distinctive architecture, and many colorful characters as you walk to such landmarks as George Square, Trongate, and the Gothic‐style Glasgow Cathedral.
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Stirling Castle, Loch Lomond and Whisky Tour from Glasgow
Your journey north to Stirling retraces the path of ancient invading armies, once the Northern frontier of the Roman Empire and a battleground during the Wars of Scottish Independence.As you near Stirling, the imposing castle comes into view. Known as the 'Key to Scotland,' it witnessed pivotal Scottish historical battles. Explore its rich history and uncover royal court secrets during your visit.Heading into the Highlands, you'll enter the Trossachs National Park, a realm of glistening lochs, rugged mountains, and lush glens, once a refuge for outlaws like Rob Roy. Learn about this folk hero and bask in the surrounding natural beauty before a picturesque lunch in Aberfoyle.Continuing through the park, you reach the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond, framed by majestic mountains and graced with over 30 islands, a source of inspiration for songs and poems through the ages. Join an hour‐long cruise to gain a new perspective, hearing tales of local wildlife, folklore, and history.Afterward, as you leave the loch and national park behind, your return journey takes you back to Glasgow, arriving in the early evening.
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The Clydeside Tour
It isn’t a trip to Scotland without a whisky tasting—and this tour provides the perfect introduction to The Clydeside Distillery: Glasgow’s first dedicated single‐malt distillery in over a century. Explore the Dockside Story to learn all about the history of whisky, how it's made, and every stage of production. End your tour with a guided whisky tasting where you learn how to nose and taste whisky with three drams from Clydeside. Note: during "silent season," no production will take place but tours run as normal with full access to the distillery.
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Glasgow Street Art Daily Walking Tour: 2pm
Art enthusiasts hoping for a cultural experience beyond the traditional gallery setting shouldn't miss this Glasgow street art excursion showcasing the city's intriguing urban artists. Follow your guide through alleys and beneath bridges to discover Glasgow's public murals and hidden artistic gems. As you go, you can learn about the city's artists, uncover Glasgow's culture and creative industries, and see the Glasgow School of Art.
