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A civilized and modern bar, Nico's is a comfortable choice for drinks after work or a night out on the town. However, they don't serve hot drinks or food, only alcohol and fizzy pop. Banquettes line the fresh neutral walls, and... more
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A 90 minute walking tour of Glasgow for anyone with a taste for ghost stories. Learn about the spooky past of the city, and the ghosts and witches that preyed on the minds of Glaswegians before it became known as a City of Cult... more
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Entering the hallowed portals of this former bank, you may feel you have accidentally been allowed into an exclusive gentleman's club. The daytime atmosphere is almost religious but the pub motto "the odd libation for the overw... more
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The original city bus tour takes you around on an open-top double-decker seven days a week. The 80 minute route goes from Glasgow University in the west end to the Cathedral and Glasgow Green in the east, and a knowledgeable lo... more
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Opened in 1807 with funds and artefacts bequeathed to the Glasgow University by William Hunter, this was the first public museum in Scotland. It was originally sited on High Street but in 1870 the university moved to Gilmorehil... more
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An excellent and unusual little delicatessen and diner, North Star specialises in foods from Portugal and Southern Europe. Check out the window display for the wide range of ciabatta and pannini fillings then go inside and brow... more
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Situated a stone's throw away from Sauchiehall Street, Alaska offers a good variety of music, anything from soul to upbeat dance classics, hard house, breakbeats and techno. Each night brings in its own crowd of regulars and as... more
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Curlers lays claim to the title of Glasgow's oldest public house, but even though it was established 700 years ago, competition abounds. However, it is certainly the most popular with the local student population as even on a W... more
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Street Level is the place to go for photography, new media and digital artwork. It was established to promote the creative use of and access to photography both in Glasgow and further afield. As well as exhibitions and other su... more
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In 543 AD, Glasgow's patron saint St Mungo founded this cathedral on the site of a Christian burial ground. It is Scotland's oldest medieval church and now houses the Church of Scotland. The first stone church on this site was... more
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Glasgow Travel Experiences
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Pipes and Highland Dancers
After breakfast this morning we had a quick walk around the back garden of the hotel - BallyGally Castle. Although now with many extensio... Continue reading »
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Cold Sunday in Glasgow
Spent the morning with Stewart who lived in Napier last year working in Manna cafe. Was good to see him and catch up. Then went to Modern... Continue reading »
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Glasgow
Well Scotland was our first real destination after stopping off in Singapore and Heathrow along the way. From the moment we arrived,... Continue reading »
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Landed
Alright well, i finally have a chance to get this updated, but cant get the pics to go on ehre sooo no pics now. Landed in glasgow scotla... Continue reading »
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Grand Gothic Glasgow
We did the weird thing again, were we fly into the main centre and immediately leave it to go somewhere else, this time Edinburgh then a... Continue reading »
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