Glasgow

Whiskey, shipbuilding, and The Clockwork Orange.
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glasgow, river clyde | Glasgow in United Kingdom
Image of Glasgow in United Kingdom
Glasgow University Cloisters (also known as The Undercroft)  | Glasgow in United Kingdom
The hottest day ever recorded in Glasgow and everyone is out enjoying the heat with BBQs. | Glasgow in United Kingdom
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Glasgow by Night | Glasgow in United Kingdom
(looking down) Buchannan Street, Glasgow, Scotland | Glasgow in United Kingdom
Photo of the western end of Glasgow Cathedral (St Mungo's), taken May 2007 | Glasgow in United Kingdom
Sunny day on Glasgow Buchanan Street

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Glasgow Green at the Kings Bridge entrance | Glasgow in United Kingdom
On occasion I walk along Sauchiehall Lane, Glasgow to avoid Sauchiehall Street which has been congested due to roads being closed. Kind of weird calmness in the centre of the city one street along. | Glasgow in United Kingdom
Victoria Street Edinburgh, UK | Glasgow in United Kingdom
Glasgow cathedral under a moody sky | Glasgow in United Kingdom
Glasgow Tolbooth Steeple, Trongate, Glasgow Cross, City of Glasgow, Scotland | Glasgow in United Kingdom
The Clyde Auditorium at the SECC, Glasgow. | Glasgow in United Kingdom
The Glasgow Tower, the Glasgow Imax and the Glasgow Science Centre. | Glasgow in United Kingdom
City in 🇬🇧 United Kingdom with a population of around 610 thousand people.

Glasgow is an electric and eclectic city, where Victorian architecture rubs shoulders with brutalist concrete, and traditional Celtic culture thrives alongside a thriving nightlife. It’s a city that has something for everyone, from world-class museums and art galleries to a vibrant music and nightlife scene. The city centre is compact and easy to explore on foot, with a lively mix of high-street stores and independent boutiques. The Merchant City is the go-to place for shopping, with a range of designer labels and independent stores. For a more traditional Glasgow shopping experience, head to the Barras, a weekend market where you can find everything from second-hand clothes to Scottish produce. When it comes to food, Glasgow is a city of contrasts. You can enjoy a Michelin-starred meal or tuck into a traditional Scottish fry-up, and there’s something to suit every taste and budget.

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There is so much to discover in Glasgow! It's Scotland's largest city and it really packs a punch. It often gets a bad rap because it doesn't have a castle like several other Scottish cities and some people still believe it's a dangerous city. However, I have never felt unsafe in Glasgow and I've spent extensive time exploring it. It may not have a castle, but it has a lot more to offer. Iconic museums like the beautiful Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum and the quirky GoMA where you'll able to see the symbol of Glasgow: a statue of the 1st Duke of Wellington riding a horse... that is constantly sporting a bright orange traffic cone on its head. This is the humor of Glasgow and I love it!

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You can expect temperatures of around NaN° Celsius in April during the day in Glasgow.