SCOTLAND · GLASGOW
The trips worth raising a glass to.
The 15 Scottish glasgow tours travellers book the most, gathered in one place with run times, prices and the operator behind each one.
Celtic Park in Glasgow on a guided stadium tour: tunnel, dressing room, boardroom, dugout, and club history in one hour for about $25.
Most Popular“Great your kids loved every minute of it also our tour guide was very helpful through out the hour”
Glasgow’s City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off red route covers key sights from George Square to the Riverside Museum with live and audio guides.
“Perfect for the activities we wanted ti do with our 4 year old grandson. He loved the open air too deck of the bus. We stopped at the Museum of transport and the Kelvingrove museum. We only had a short wait to pick up the next bus to continue our journey. A great way to…”
Glasgow to the Highlands in one day: Loch Lomond, Inveraray, Oban, Glencoe, and ruined castles with a real stories-and-songs guide.
“Honest Nick was a great guide! The tour really packed a lot into a single day.”
Glasgow day trip to Glencoe, Fort William, Glenfinnan Viaduct and Loch Lomond. Harry Potter sights plus Jacobite history.
“Overall the trip was very well planned, we got to see so many places within the tour timings and i would like to specially thank my tour guide Michelle who was amazing!. She took great care of us while also managing to show us places which were not included on the tour.”
Full-day coach tour from Glasgow to Loch Lomond, Glencoe, Ben Nevis and Loch Ness, with history stories and an optional Nessie cruise.
“Simon and Jack were great tourguide/driver team. The tour was well paced, informative and had plenty of bathroom breaks. Can only recommend this tour for anybody wanting to get around the highlands and lochs.”
A 12-hour Highlands sweep from Glasgow: Loch Lomond, Glencoe, Great Glen, Fort Augustus, Loch Ness cruise, and Pitlochry.
“James was pleasant and a very good guide. also a big plus for his good sense of humor. Cautious driver. amazing experience with a lot of things to see and explore.”
From Glasgow, cruise Loch Lomond, roam the Trossachs, and tour Stirling Castle. A story-filled day with optional extras.
“Wee Davie our guide was the best guide we’ve had to date. He was funny, knowledgeable and thoroughly entertaining. If doing this tour Definitely pay the extra to go on the Loch cruise and to go into the castle. All round great day”
Celtic Park stadium tour plus a 1-hour guided behind-the-scenes walkthrough, then a 3-course meal at Number 7 Restaurant in Glasgow.
“The tour was very informative and Martin made it fun too”
Glasgow Cathedral to the Necropolis in 2 hours. A funny, lantern-lit walking tour with ghosts, grave robbers, and a pub finish.
“Guide Mark had a great sense of humour, lots of interesting information with plenty of spook stories - highly recommend!”
Tour Glasgow’s Clydeside Distillery in the Old Pumphouse, follow the Dockside Story, watch whisky made, then taste three wee drams.
“Excellent!!! Has a great fun!!!!! Recommend in 100%”
Walk Glasgow’s city centre with a local guide in 1.5 hours, covering George Square, the Cathedral, Necropolis, street art, and more for $16.
“Tour guide was very knowledgeable and thorough; lacked a bit of spirit, but still great experience to understand Glasgow better.”
Stirling Castle and Loch Lomond from Glasgow in 9 hours. Small-group coach tour with castle entry and a scenic Loch Lomond cruise.
“Excellent trip. Appreciated the guide and we had a problem with our own personal luggage and was looking out for jackets to buy during travel time. He (Guide - Oliver ) took us to near by shopping centre and I would really appreciated his help on this. He is very good instructor and guide, given…”
From Glasgow by mini coach, tour Doune Castle, Midhope and Blackness Castles, plus Culross, with Outlander scenes and real Scottish history.
“It was a perfect day! Peter was wonderful, the bus was beautiful and new, and I loved all the places we visited. It was so much fun and I would highly recommend it to Outlander fans and anyone looking for a fun day trip around Scotland.”
Glasgow vintage Routemaster bus tour with afternoon tea, Prosecco, and optional gin teapot cocktails, plus sightseeing around top sights.
“Was a fantastic tour, loved it all. Helen was great, so much fun and kept us all entertained. Steve the driver was brill and Telula did a fantastic job. The food was lovely, and plenty to eat, we also had the gin cocktail which was really nice. Would definitelty recommend.”
A 10-hour day trip from Glasgow to Loch Lomond, Oban, Glencoe, and Inveraray with lochs, castles, and live commentary.
“Wonderful journey but almost missed meeting point that's confusion to tourist who visited to Glasgow in first time. Google map is not accurate for meeting point”
From the first dram to the last bus back, every corner of the country and every way to see it.
