Glasgow walking tours

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Glasgow City Centre Mural tour

15 stops

Glasgow Essentials Tour

10 stops

What to visit in Glasgow in a day

Discover these spots in our walking tours of Glasgow

Glasgow Cathedral

The Glasgow Cathedral is the most famous landmark of the city and is also known as St Mungo’s Cathedral or High Kirk of Glasgow. It's a magnificent Gothic Cathedral whose construction started in the 12th century. We suggest you reserve some time for a visit.

Mercat Cross

As in many other Scottish cities, we found even in Glasgow a Mercat Cross. It marks the place where the market was legal back in time, and his story can be listened to in our audio tours.

George Square

Located in the heart of Glasgow, George Square is the main square of the city. It's not a case that is the starting point of our Glasgow walking tours. There you will find the Glasgow City Hall whose history is narrated by our guide.

St. Mungo

Glasgow is full of murals of extraordinary value, and St. Mungo is not second to any of them. The mural features a modern version of St Mungo, and it's a reference to the story of the Bird That Never Flew.

The World's Most Economical Taxi

Part of our Glasgow City Centre Mural tour, this mural is an artwork by Rogue One, who did not limit himself to painting the mural but every single brick on the background.

The Duke of Wellington Statue

The Duke of Wellington Statue is an iconic statue in Glasgow. But why exactly? Since the 1980s, the statue has featured a traffic cone on its head, which is quite unusual for such monuments. Close to the statue, you can visit the Gallery of Modern Art if you have time.

Trades Hall of Glasgow

This historical building dates back to the 1700s and is still the meeting place for The Trades House. Don't be surprised if you see a wedding celebration, as it works as a wedding venue, too.

Ramshorn Theatre

Close to the Merchant area of the city, you will find this deconsecrated church, currently home to Scotland's National Centre for Languages and the Confucius Institute for Scotland's Schools.

Britannia Panopticon Music Hall

The Britannia Panopticon Music Hall is a picturesque building that you can discover with our self-guided tours and is one of the oldest music halls that remain in Britain nowadays.

Fellow Glasgow Residents

Another impressive artwork by artist Smug One is the Fellow Glasgow Residents. The core idea of the artist is to portray the animals that live in and around Glasgow.