The 1990s marked a true renaissance for Glasgow. After being named the UK European Capital of Culture in 1990, it became clear to both Glaswegians and the world that the city was on the rise.
The 90s were Glasgow's moment to shine again. Once known as the UK's leading exporter of ships, Glasgow had reinvented itself as the country's top exporter of unforgettable nights out and great spot to discover new bands.
Living in Glasgow during this era was an experience like no other. Whether you were a kid looking forward to the next big bash at Little Marco’s, a teenager trying to sneak into Clatty Pat's on the weekend, or an adult enjoying a meal at Dino Ferrari’s (or settling for Wimpy’s on a budget!), the 1990s in Glasgow were unforgettable.
We've put together a collection of 90 photos that capture Glasgow's transformation and the everyday life of the city throughout the 1990s – arguably the city’s greatest decade.
Here are 90 nostalgic pictures offering a fascinating glimpse of Glasgow in the 1990s.
69. Glasgow City of Culture 1990
Playwright and poet Liz Lochhead and director Gerry Mulgrew, whose play 'Jock Tamson's Bairns' was one of the first events of Glasgow European City of Culture 1990. Photo: TSPL
70. 1990 Scottish Cup Final
Aberdeen goalkeeper Theo Snelders celebrates saving a penalty shot from Anton Rogan during the Scottish Cup Final at Hampden Park. The match ended in a 0-0 draw but Aberdeen won 9-8 on penalties | Getty Images
71. Glasgow City of Culture 1990
Two men chatting in a Strathclyde Transport underground station in Glasgow, August 1990. Photo: Allan Milligan
72. St Enoch Centre
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher officially opened the St Enoch centre in March 1990 - Mrs Thatcher was given a guided tour by centre manager George Ritchie. Photo: Allan Milligan