Tourists are back in Glasgow and what better way to get around the city than on feet on one of the many walking and cycling tours which are on offer.
You can hear directly from an expert speaking about different parts of Glasgow’s history or sample some unique Glaswegian food and drink experiences which locals might not have even tried meaning that the tours are not just for those visting the city as locals will also enjoy the experience.
There is certainly something for everyone on these tours no matter what your interest may be and you will walk away from them having learned something you didn’t already know about the city.
9. Glasgow Bike Tours
A Glasgow bike tour is a wonderful way to explore the city, to see its tourist attractions, and to uncover some of its hidden gems. This tour is for everybody – not just super-fit people! You see a city differently on two wheels, rolling along its cycle lanes, listening to their passionate Glasgow tour guides. | Glasgow Bike Tours
10. Curious About Glasgow Tour
You can explore Glasgow’s hidden treasures whilst having a fun day out with family and friends! Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city, is a vibrant and cosmopolitan place with a wealth of cultural heritage to explore. Offering a fabulous blend of internationally-acclaimed museums and galleries, beautiful parks and gardens, hugely impressive historic buildings, gorgeous rivers and canals, elegant tall ships, modern centres of science, fantastic shopping and a diverse array of buzzing restaurants and bars, stylish Glasgow is the place to visit, and is universally hailed as one of the best and definitely friendliest UK destinations. Photo: Lewis McKenzie
11. Clyde Waterfront Walks
You can join Clyde Waterfront Walk for a unique walking tour of Glasgow’s tidal waterfront, exploring the maritime history of the river and its modern regeneration. | Clyde Waterfront Walks
12. Alternative Glasgow with Angie
You can embark on a journey to discover Glasgow with Angie. Starting at The People’s Palace in Glasgow Green, you will finish near George Square and will hear stories of Glasgow’s dark past, as well as receive contemporary knowledge on Scotland’s largest city. The tour is about 1.5 long and costs £15 per person. | via WikiCommons