Your Essential Travel Guide To Glasgow

Glasgow attracts thousands of visitors every year with its modern art galleries, world-famous museums and unique Scottish architecture. Glasgow is also famous for the hospitality of its people, and was voted the 'friendliest city in the world' in a survey by Rough Guides.

As Scotland's cultural hotspot, Glasgow is a must for culture-loving travellers. Visit the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, which houses an extensive collection of art and artefacts. Be sure to delve into the Gallery of Modern Art in the heart of the city to get an idea of Scottish art past and present and stroll past the statue of the Duke of Wellington adorned with a traffic cone, symbolising Glasgow's sense of humour.

Glasgow has a unique charm that attracts visitors: The city combines a fascinating mix of cultural sights, green parks and a lively atmosphere. Last but not least, Glasgow was deservedly listed by National Geographic as one of the 20 most worthwhile destinations in the world.

Glasgow attracts thousands of visitors every year with its vibrant nightlife, modern art galleries, world-famous museums and compact city centre with its unique architecture. The city was even voted the "friendliest city in the world" in a survey by Rough Guides. The city is also characterised by its diverse culinary scene, which offers a mix of trendy eateries for different tastes and budgets.

Glasgow has come a long way in recent years and now boasts a rich cultural scene, impressive museums, a thriving music scene and a wealth of architectural treasures. The city is also known for its friendly people and vibrant atmosphere. Last but not least, Glasgow was deservedly listed by National Geographic as one of the 20 most rewarding destinations in the world.

A visit to the fascinating Art Nouveau buildings of the famous architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh is a must on a Glasgow holiday. Immerse yourself in Mackintosh's creative legacy with a visit to the Glasgow School of Art, considered his architectural masterpiece, and marvel at the meticulous restoration of Mackintosh House, an integral part of the Hunterian Art Gallery.

Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland and the fourth largest in the UK. It covers an area of around 68 square kilometres and is the centre of commerce, education and culture in Scotland.

English is the main language spoken in Glasgow, but due to the cultural diversity of the city, other languages such as Scottish Gaelic in particular can also be heard.