Dedicated to the city's patron saint, St. Mungo, the Glasgow Cathedral was consecrated in the 1100s but was finished around 300 years later. Of almost equal delight – to experts and travelers ...

City Sightseeing Glasgow is offering a new 'yellow' route throughout the summer, stopping at attractions including Tennents ...

National Geographic remarks that the necropolis is "home to 3,500 tombs, many incredibly ornate" and is located beside the city’s oldest building, Glasgow Cathedral. For your accommodation ...

Nearly 70 square miles in area, Glasgow is broken into several large districts – the City Centre, which encompasses much of the centralized area north of the River Clyde; the West End, located ...

Queen Victoria was a royal favourite in Glasgow visiting the city on three momentous occasions. In 1849 she was the first reigning monarch to visit the city since James VI made his visit. More than ...