Glasgow, Scotland
3 day travel itinerary

Yes, Glasgow may live in Edinburgh's shadow when it comes to tourism, but it would certainly be a mistake to ignore this city! Filled with wonderful museums, a treasure trove of grandiose Victorian architecture, a cool music scene and restaurants at the top of their game - there is plenty going on!

What's more, Glasgow is just a stone's throw away from the shores of the beautiful Loch Lomond. Picturesque villages and mesmerising scenery awaits.

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Itinerary Highlights

• Tantalise your tastebuds on Glasgow's ever-evolving food scene, from the finest locally-sourced Scottish tasting menus to delicious street food. Round off your evening with a brewery fresh beer or a fancy cocktail
• Admire an extensive modern and contemporary art collection at Glasgow's Museum of Modern Art
• Get cultured at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, home to an incredible array of 8,000 exhibits
• Watch a gig in retro splendour at the iconic Barrowland Ballroom
• Head to Ashton Lane, a quaint cobbled pedestrian street which has a great mix of bars, pubs and eateries
• Take a day trip to the mesmerising Loch Lomond
• Spot herds of Highland cattle at Pollok Country Park, a park rich in rural history. Its extensive woodlands and gardens provide a quiet sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of the city centre
• Wander leafy parkland in the heart of the west end at Glasgow Botanic Gardens