Go Glasgow!

When visiting Scotland, a stop in Glasgow is a must! Scotland's biggest city is a hub of cultural activity from world-class museums, year-round festivals and an old-meets-new design and architecture theme.

The museums in Glasgow are free (suggested donation) and some are quite unique. The Riverside Museum (2014 Museum of the YEar) has replicated a city street from the early 1900's complete with horse drawn streetcars, shops and pubs. Right outside on the River Clyde is the Glenlee Tallship which was built in 1896 and sailed the world, she was returned to her home port in 1993 and put on display.

The annual Glasgow International Film Festival connects visitors to it's historical landmarks by screening classic films inside famous landmarks, often accompanied by a live performance.

Glasgow was named one of the first UNESCO cities of music underscoring a lively and supportive community that has spawned the careers of musical acts such as Franz Ferdinand, Camera Obscura and the Fratellis.

Don't miss the Pakora at Mister Singh's India for a taste of Scottish/Indian cuisine! Pub hop on Ashton Lane and keep an eye out for Makar Gin, Glasgow's first gin distillery!