Glasgow Guide

The warmest months are June, July and August which can see highs of 20 degrees while winters can drop to around 2 degrees. Glasgow has a wealth of places to see and things to do from museums to the IMAX theatre. The Gallery of Modern Art can be found here and is home to works by local and international artist, it is also the send most visited art gallery outside of London.

A trip to any city would not be complete without a visiting the cathedral and Glasgow’s offering is one that dates back to between the 13th and 15th centuries, it is also the only medieval cathedral still standing on the Scottish mainland. There is also the People’s Palace and Winter Gardens which is home to Glasgow’s social history museum. For a fun family day out visit the Science Centre, Tower and IMAX theatre.

Here you will see a number of exhibits that promote public awareness of the importance of science in a fun and engaging way. The tower can revolve a full 360 degrees and it stands at some 400 feet in height, from here you will have stunning views of the city. The IMAX shows 2D and 3D films that will amaze everyone and will change your views on cinematic viewing.

For accommodation in Glasgow you can try the one star Charing Cross Guest House which is mere meters away from the Charming Cross station and the city centre. Two star hotels include the Clifton Hotel which is located in Glasgow’s West End and the Hampton Court Hotel which is ideally situated for those who love to shop. At three stars you will find the Jury’s Inn Glasgow which overlooks the River Clyde and the Ambassador Hotel which looks out over the Kelvin.

Four star hotels include The Grand Central Hotel which is located in the shopping distract and close to central station. For all out luxury try the Hilton Glasgow which is close to the shopping centres and has a gym, spa and easy access from the M8 motorway.