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Board a vintage bus for a driving tour of Glasgow complete with afternoon tea. See the city’s top attractions including the West End and Glasgow University while snacking on sandwiches, scones, and cupcakes. Sip tea, coffee, or wine as the bus rolls through the streets of Glasgow. Several departure times allow you to explore the city on your own schedule.

Discover Scotland’s dramatic landscape and even more dramatic history on this full-day tour from Glasgow. In a small group, wind through the Scottish Highlands to Stirling Castle, former home of Mary, Queen of Scots. Hear about legendary battles that took place there, then continue on to Doune Castle and Trossachs National Park. Stroll around Loch Lomond and take an optional whisky tour of Glengoyne Distillery.

Join us for a taste of Italy whilst touring Glasgow on our vintage red bus. A plentiful spread of meats, cheeses, pate, and accompaniments await you with your choice of wine to savour. Start your evening with a rustic Antipasti board and tuck into a delicious cheese selection, cured meats, herbed olives, chicken liver pate, caramelised onion chutney, crisp salad and grapes accompanied with oatcakes and crusty bread, all washed down with a glass of wine of your choice. Pizza & Prosecco Bus Tour of Glasgow Jump aboard our shabby chic vintage bus where you will be able to enjoy an artisan home-baked pizza made with 24-hour fermented dough, topped with Mama Isa’s authentic tomato sauce made from a recipe passed down for generations. Choose from either Margarita or Pepperoni with other toppings available at an extra charge; see our onboard menu. All our pizzas are cooked fresh from our on-board kitchen, served to you straight from the oven!

Explore the life, works and tales of Glasgow's most famous designer, architect and artist. Join us as we wander the streets of Mackintosh's home city to experience and witness his lasting legacy. We'll take a deeper look at his life, marriage, influences and incredible expertise; visiting some of his most famous works that still stand to this day, his first married home, and some lesser known treasures along the way. The tour will last 2 hours, including a stop at the world famous, Mackintosh designed Lighthouse museum, the former Daily Record building, Mackintosh's first married home and more! You'll finish up at Mackintosh at the Willow tearooms, with tickets including entry into the incredible exhibition.

Maximize time in Glasgow with a city center walking tour. Visit top landmarks such as George Square, Glasgow Cathedral and Necropolis, and the People’s Palace. The itinerary also includes off the beaten path attractions like the Barrowlands Walkway. Learn about Glasgow’s history and culture from a local guide and get recommendations for what to see and do in the city after the tour.

Outlander locations are widely spread around Scotland but this guided tour allows you to visit many without the hassle of driving or puzzling over train and bus timetables. See castles and ancient villages made famous by the Outlander series and discover why the real locations are as exciting as the show itself.

Go Glasgow sightseeing by open-top double-decker bus on a City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off tour. Discover the lively, cosmopolitan city at your own pace; listen to recorded commentary and hop off at several strategically placed stops to explore Glasgow. Bus tickets are valid for one or two consecutive calendar days.

Explore the beautiful Trossachs National Park on this Loch Lomond and Stirling Castle tour from Glasgow. Head into the Scottish Highlands with a guide and enjoy an optional cruise on peaceful Loch Lomond. Alternatively, explore the village of Luss at your leisure. Then, travel through the Trossachs National Park to Aberfoyle — where Rob Roy MacGregor made his name. Visit Stirling Castle (own expense), widely considered among Scotland’s most important fortresses, and gain insight into Scotland’s rich history. Admire fine views from the castle walls, then return to Glasgow.

Experience rugged and mythical Scotland on this full-day trip from Glasgow. In a small group, explore the Scottish Highlands, Cairngorms National Park and the famous Loch Ness—fabled home of the elusive water monster, Nessie. Visit historic battle sites like Glencoe, Fort Augustus, and Stirling Castle, where legendary hero William Wallace commanded an infamous fight against the British. Along the way, enjoy free time for optional cruises or tours.

Explore Loch Ness, Glen Coe and the Highlands on this day trip from Glasgow. Visit Loch Lomond with a guide and enjoy spectacular views over the Scottish Highlands. Travel into Rannoch Moor and Glen Coe — widely considered to be Scotland’s most beautiful glen. Pass beneath Ben Nevis on route through the Great Glen. Take in Fort Augustus and Urquhart Castle on the shores of Loch Ness, and enjoy an optional cruise or castle visit. Journey onward to Inverness — the Highlands’ iconic capital — then return via the Grampian Mountains to Glasgow.

Art enthusiasts hoping for a cultural experience beyond the traditional gallery setting shouldn't miss this Glasgow street art excursion showcasing the city's intriguing urban artists. Follow your guide through alleys and beneath bridges to discover Glasgow's public murals and hidden artistic gems. As you go, you can learn about the city's artists, uncover Glasgow's culture and creative industries, and see the Glasgow School of Art.

True whisky-lovers can swap the generalist distillery tours of Scotland for this private experience that is focused on the magnificent Macallan Distillery in Moray. With door-to-door transfers from your hotel, you can enjoy a few drams of the smooth single malt without the worry of driving. Your tour also includes a visit to Glenfiddich Distillery to compare notes.

I’ll drive you to some unique pubs and bars, hand picked by me from hundreds of places after a long search and local expertise of the area. To just give you a hint about what you will experience: a famous Scottish Brewery with handcrafted local beers, a Church building turned into pub with majestic stone walls, old chandeliers and stained glass windows, a little cobblestoned alley dotted with cute little pubs, where you feel like you stepped back in time, then a pub with some unique décor, stairwells surrounded by tree trunks and branches, little hidden corners, each with a different feel to it. It’s an enchanted "forest" where even Robin Hood might “appear” around the corner. And last but not least there is one last bar: a place, where you can feel like a millionaire, sipping the best cocktails in town in spectacular, eye-catching surroundings. It has three floors with several bars, every one unique on its own. So let's get you going! "Sláinte" or "Cheers" as a Scotsman would say!

This unique cycle tour is for people who don't have a bike. We have arranged a special deal of a full day's hire of your bike. Accompanied by a Blue Badge guide who will take you on a tour of Glasgow's historic river. Although Glasgow is a relatively small city, many of the highlights are just beyond reasonable walking distance. Having the use of a bicycle allows you to get access to many of Glasgow's attractions just out of walking distance.

Make the most of your time in Glasgow with a skip-the-line reservation at the city’s all-new Hard Rock Cafe. With your booking, breeze past the queue, grab your seat amidst exciting rock memorabilia and enjoy a 2- or 3-course American-style meal. Grab a souvenir to take from the cafe’s Rock Shop!