Glasgow is one of the largest cities in Britain, the third most visited city after London and Edinburgh (by tourists) and probably the friendliest city in the UK, thanks mainly to the warmth, vibrancy and energy of its inhabitants. Once "The second biggest city of the British Empire" and in the forefront of the industrial revolution, the city has undergone a transformation and rejuvenation bringing it into the 21st century, while still maintaining its history.

Main Attractions in Glasgow
No trip to Glasgow would be complete without paying a visit to some of its priceless art collections which contain pieces from all over the world. Indeed the City's Kelvingrove is currently host to the world famous Dead Sea Scrolls and expects to receive over 2 million visitors in the coming months.

Travel Tips in Glasgow
There's a frequent shuttle bus from Glasgow International Airport--outside the terminal building to the city centre, dropping off near both main railway stations (?3.30 single, ?5.00 return; the journey takes about 20 minutes).