SCOTLAND · REGION
Scotland's standouts.
The 10 most-booked glasgow tours in Scotland. What each day actually includes, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
Walk Celtic Park’s tunnel to the dugout on a guided behind-the-scenes tour with dressing rooms, boardroom access, and plenty of photo stops.
“Well if you're a tim it's defo worth it ,I took my girl oops ghirl 🤣 to the tour and she never been so was nice to tale her for her first experience. A special thanks to Brian the tour guide lovely fellow and an encyclopedia of knowledge Hail Hail and merry Xmas to all…”
Glasgow by open-top bus with hop-on hop-off stops, English commentary, and great city views. Pick the Red or Yellow route for your pace.
“Good to go on to see all of Glasgow and the commentary was informative. Easy to find locations at each stop. We left our bag on board and the driver had it when we caught up with our bus. Thank you we appreciate whoever handed it in had all our things in it 👍😊”
A small-group West Highlands day trip from Glasgow to Loch Lomond, Glencoe, Oban, and castles, with a comfy 16-seat Mercedes and great guide stories.
“This was such a good tour. We would definitely reccomend it. The minibus was comfortable, our driver Nick was so knowledgeable, friendly and approachable. We were really lucky with the weather, being February we didn't expect much, but we had a dry day, with some sunshine thrown in. The scenery was stunning.”
A small-group walk through central Glasgow with a local guide, street art stops, and big-hitter landmarks from George Square to GOMA.
“Really interesting tour. Our guide (Stephen) was very friendly and being a local had lots of varied information to share. Would thoroughly recommend.”
Small-group Highlands day from Glasgow with Glencoe, Cairngorms views, and a Loch Ness cruise included in the price.
“This was a wonderful day. It is a 12 hour bus day, so be prepared for that. Glen was our bus driver and tour guide. He was an incredible storyteller. Among the entire journey, he kept us entertained with true stories., facts, music, and history all about Scotland. We made numerous stops with incredible views…”
Glasgow’s Celtic Park Tour & Dine pairs reserved-area stadium access with a 3-course Number 7 meal, including a dugout view.
“made welcome at the assembly point before the well worth very interesting one hour tour . The 3 course meal was included with our booking which was delicious . Would highly recommend both.”
A full-day Highlands loop from Glasgow: Loch Lomond, Glencoe, Loch Ness, and Pitlochry, with live guide commentary and optional Ness cruise.
“Good value for your money...........................................................................!”
One hour at Clydeside Distillery in Glasgow: dockside stories, behind-the-scenes whisky making, three dram tastings, then bar time.
“Very informative our guide was very friendly and knowledgeable about whisky and the history of scotch .”
Glasgow afternoon tea on a vintage Routemaster bus. Handmade sandwiches, warm scones, sweets, and big-city sights in 90 minutes.
“Truly nice experience, great food and ambiance. Delicious scones beautifully served with cream and preserves.”
A 2pm Glasgow street art walk with a small group, seven mural stops, and guide stories for about $19 per person.
“Claire was an engaging guide who explained not only the stories behind the many pieces we visited, but also gave the context of how social art comes to exist.”
