Guidebook for Glasgow
Food Scene
You can practically see this restaurant from the kitchen window. Not only it is close by, but critics say it is one of the best in Glasgow. Wee means small in Scotland, you booking is recommended!
35 locals recommend
The Wee Curry Shop
29 Ashton LnYou can practically see this restaurant from the kitchen window. Not only it is close by, but critics say it is one of the best in Glasgow. Wee means small in Scotland, you booking is recommended!
If tend to explore Glasgow's West End, this Coffee stop is a must on the way there.
64 locals recommend
Papercup Coffee Company
603 Great Western RdIf tend to explore Glasgow's West End, this Coffee stop is a must on the way there.
Just opposite the Hillhead Underground Station, is this vietnamese restaurant. Plenty of character and good food!
84 locals recommend
The Hanoi Bike Shop
8 Ruthven LnJust opposite the Hillhead Underground Station, is this vietnamese restaurant. Plenty of character and good food!
If you are a coffee lover, then you will appreciate a cup from Avenue G.
18 locals recommend
Avenue Coffee
If you are a coffee lover, then you will appreciate a cup from Avenue G.
The Butchershop Bar & Grill
1055 Sauchiehall StreetArguably the best scottish steak in Glasgow, a must!
One of the oldest restaurants in Glasgow. Arguably serving the best haggis in the city
81 locals recommend
Gandolfi Fish
64 Albion StOne of the oldest restaurants in Glasgow. Arguably serving the best haggis in the city
Sightseeing
Glasgow is full of green space, and this is one of the best ones. If the weather isn't great, there is an indoor area too
432 locals recommend
Glasgow Botanic Gardens
730 Great Western RdGlasgow is full of green space, and this is one of the best ones. If the weather isn't great, there is an indoor area too
Fancy a trip in time? Glasgow University was built before Christopher Columbus discovered America. Beautiful buildings, as if you where in Hogwarts! Daily tours are operate too.
266 locals recommend
University of Glasgow
89 Dumbarton RdFancy a trip in time? Glasgow University was built before Christopher Columbus discovered America. Beautiful buildings, as if you where in Hogwarts! Daily tours are operate too.
The building itself is a marvel. A great collection inside Glasgow's largest museum.
841 locals recommend
The Glasgow Art Club
185 Bath StThe building itself is a marvel. A great collection inside Glasgow's largest museum.
A Charles Rennie MacIntosh building. Great views across the city from the top
144 locals recommend
The Lighthouse
11 Mitchell LnA Charles Rennie MacIntosh building. Great views across the city from the top
Large Square which looks on to Glasgow City Chambers. Free tours operate here daily.
43 locals recommend
George Square
George SquareLarge Square which looks on to Glasgow City Chambers. Free tours operate here daily.
GoMA. This is also where Glasgow's most famous landmark is. The Duke of Wellington with a traffic cone on it's head.
226 locals recommend
Gallery of Modern Art
111 Royal Exchange SquareGoMA. This is also where Glasgow's most famous landmark is. The Duke of Wellington with a traffic cone on it's head.
Currently under restoration due to a fire, however take a trip up to see this CRM building.
100 locals recommend
The Glasgow School of Art
167 Renfrew StCurrently under restoration due to a fire, however take a trip up to see this CRM building.
Drinks & Nightlife
Nip in for an afternoon drink in this converted church. It is at the top of the West End's main road, Byres Road
198 locals recommend
Oran Mor
Byres RoadNip in for an afternoon drink in this converted church. It is at the top of the West End's main road, Byres Road
Essentials
Tesco Express
455 Paisley RdLarge store for supplies if you intend to cook in the apartment
Everything Else
Glasgow's main bus station.
Intend to go Edinburgh for the day? With buses leaving every 20 minutes, with a journey time of 50 minutes, Scotland's capital city is within easy reach.
29 locals recommend
Glasgow, Buchanan Bus Station (Stance)
Killermont StreetGlasgow's main bus station.
Intend to go Edinburgh for the day? With buses leaving every 20 minutes, with a journey time of 50 minutes, Scotland's capital city is within easy reach.
Shopping
Princes Square
48 Buchanan StPossible the prettiest shopping centre in the world.
Getting Around
Queen Street Station
George SquareGreat way to get to Edinburgh
Central Railway Station
Gordon StreetFrequent service to get to London