GLASGOW
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The 10 most popular tour reviews from Glasgow. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Celtic Park’s guided tour gives you boardroom, tunnel, dugout and dressing-room access, plus Celtic FC history and exhibitions.
“Loved it from start to finish very informative about the history etc and the guide just made it better he made us all feel so at ease. Defo a 10 out of 10.and would recommend to anyone I know”
Walk Celtic Park’s tunnel, see dressing rooms and the boardroom, and get a one-hour guided look at Glasgow football for $25.66.
“Spent a few days in Glasgow recently and my wife and I decided to go on this tour and we are certainly glad that we did. It turned out to be the highlight of our stay in Glasgow. The tour guide was excellent - he definitely has a lot of passion for the club and…”
Hop on Glasgow’s City Sightseeing Red Route with open-top views, big-stop coverage, and live plus audio commentary for Cathedral, Riverside, and more.
“We stayed on the bus for the whole tour as we were enjoying the interesting things the guide was telling us. We went on the yellow bus too as it took us to a different part of the city.”
Glasgow to the Scottish Highlands in 10.5 hours: Loch Lomond, Glencoe, Oban, ruined castles, and clan stories with a live guide.
“The guide (James) was very funny and knowledgeable on the history throughout the trip. I was initially concerned over what served to be a long trip, but we stopped repeatedly for photos, bathroom breaks, and lunch. This was the best thing anyone can do. That advantage of this opportunity!”
Glasgow hop-on hop-off by open-top bus with recorded or live commentary, easy stop access, and passes valid 1–2 days for flexible sightseeing.
“Bus didn't pick up at the stop. A city bus driver took us to the next pick up area, the driver was rude. We didn't get to see anything, and they refused to give a refund. A huge waste of time and money.”
A full-day Highlands circuit from Glasgow: Glencoe, Fort William, Glenfinnan Viaduct, Loch Shiel, plus Loch Lomond on the ride back.
“We had the best day out with an amazing tour guide (wee davie). Would recommend this trip to anyone, he talked us through everything we were seeing- the history and the movie locations. His knowledge was incredible and had some amazing stories to tell! Definitely not just made for Harry Potter fans although there are…”
Glasgow day tour to Loch Lomond, Glencoe and Loch Ness. Photo stops, Ben Nevis views, and an optional Loch Ness cruise.
“Andrew was awesome and very informative guy. Who knows where to stop especially less crowded area but more scenic and beautiful . Gave lot of informations. Get him a whiskey man. He keeps tempting everyone on board about his cravings for whiskey. Great guy and safe driver.”
A full-day Highlands loop from Glasgow with Loch Lomond, Glencoe, Fort Augustus, and a 50-minute Loch Ness cruise with folklore.
“Very nice tour in Scotland visiting a lot a amazing places. Our guide George was quite knowledgeable and funny we had a great time. If anything the return to Glasgow was a bit long but you can't both see that much and save time in transportation. I'd recommend however trips up to Glencoe and maybe…”
Small-group West Highlands day trip from Glasgow to Loch Lomond, Glencoe, Oban and castles, in a 16-seat Mercedes.
“I learned a lot and the sights were stunning. Great way to spend your day if you’re looking to get out of Glasgow for a day.”
From Glasgow, ride past Loch Lomond and the Trossachs, meet Rob Roy and Wallace stories, and finish at Stirling Castle.
“Great tour! Jack W was incredibly friendly and insightful. Will definitely book another tour next time we're in Scotland.”
