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With the city centre designed on a simple grid system, you'll find it easy to explore the sights of the city from your accommodation in Glasgow. There is a comprehensive bus network and subway system, so you'll be able to reach all the city's attractions in just a few minutes from your Glasgow accommodation.

With the largest economy in Scotland, and ranked as one of Europe's top financial centres, accommodation in Glasgow is naturally in great demand with business travellers. Serviced Glasgow accommodation is always popular, giving the leading businesses based in the city a convenient base where their staff can work, rest and entertain.

With a wide range of museums, galleries, attractive parks and open spaces and an excellent variety of concert venues and nightlife, you'll find plenty to see and do close to your accommodation in Glasgow. Architecturally, it's a beautiful city where you can walk from the mediaeval Cathedral to striking Victorian buildings such as the City Chambers, and on to stunning modern buildings like the Clyde Auditorium - all within easy reach of your Glasgow accommodation.


Did You Know?

Charles Macintosh, the inventor of waterproof fabrics, and Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the famous architect and Art Nouveau designer, both came from Glasgow.

Climate/Weather

Despite its northerly location, Glasgow is in one of Scotland's milder areas. Spring and summer are often mild or warm but winters are cold - snow is common, although it rarely settles in the city centre. Rain is common throughout the year.

Sightseeing

There's plenty to see and do in Glasgow including:
•    Clyde Auditorium - The iconic modern concert venue, fondly nicknamed the Armadillo.
•    The Willow Tea Rooms - Designed in the Art Nouveau style by Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
•    Glasgow Science Centre - Great for families, with interactive exhibitions and an IMAX cinema.
•    Glasgow Cathedral - A fine example of Gothic architecture, dating from mediaeval times.


Getting Around

Glasgow's city centre is built on a simple grid system, making it easy to find your way around.
•    Subway - Running a loop around the city centre.
•    Buses - A comprehensive network makes it easy to get around.
•    Taxi - Take a black cab or call a private hire company.


Eat/Drink

Some say Glasgow is the curry capital of Britain, but you'll find a diverse range of cuisine here:
•    Chip Supper - Traditional fish & chip shops can be found throughout the city
•    Fine Dining - Some of Scotland's finest chefs work here, producing great food from local produce.
•    International Cuisine - You can find something to suit any taste, including Russian and Mongolian.