This 2.5-hour walking tour offers a deep dive into the heart of Glasgow, revealing its complex history and creative spirit. Begin at Glasgow Central Station and trace the city’s transformation through the Highland Clearances, immigration, and industrial growth.

Travelers will stroll Buchanan Street to explore Georgian architecture, the designs of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, and the vibrant culture that earned Glasgow its UNESCO City of Music title. Continue to George Square to uncover how slavery influenced the city’s expansion, then admire colorful murals that bring St. Mungo’s legend to life.

Walk among grand monuments at the Necropolis, where centuries-old architecture and striking monuments tell the stories of the city’s past, from merchants to martyrs.

Duration:
2 hours 30 minutes

Start Time:
Between 9am and 3pm
*Start time to be confirmed at the time of booking

Inclusions:
Professional Guide

Exclusions:
Transportation to/from hotel, and gratuities

Meeting point:
In front of Prince Consort Albert Equestrian Statue next to Queen Street Station on George Square, Glasgow G2 1DH

Ending point:
Dependent on preference, close to meeting location

Important Information:
Activity level: Medium – Guests should be able to walk 3 hours (under 9km walking distance).

The tour is not wheelchair and pram accessible.

This tour operates daily, all year round from January 1 – December 31.