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  • Your Glasgow Holiday

    Experience the buzz and excitement of Glasgow with a customised Glasgow holiday package. From its cultural experiences to its rich history and beyond, you'll never have a dull moment in this city. Ready to start exploring your surroundings? Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre, George Square and Celtic Park are three of the top places to visit during your trip to Glasgow. Your ideal Glasgow holiday is only clicks away. Search flights, hotels and more on Expedia for a getaway that's tailored just for you.

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    City Centre Glasgow

    Glasgow's City Centre pulses with Victorian grandeur and modern energy. Gothic Revival spires pierce the skyline while Buchanan Street buzzes with street performers. Theatres, music venues, and Scottish pubs create a vibrant nightlife scene. Museums and galleries showcase rich cultural heritage within walking distance. The area blends history with contemporary style through converted warehouses and modern architecture. Shoppers love the pedestrian zones with high-street chains and independent boutiques. With excellent transit options including two major train stations and three metro stops, exploring Glasgow couldn't be easier.

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    Merchant City

    Step back in time among the elegant Georgian facades of Glasgow's Merchant City. Once home to wealthy tobacco lords, this historic district now buzzes with cultural energy and Scottish charm. The cobblestone streets lead to hidden courtyards and impressive landmarks like the Gallery of Modern Art. By day, explore boutique shops and admire the honey-colored sandstone architecture that tells stories of the past. When evening falls, the area transforms into a vibrant entertainment zone with lively pubs, restaurants, and performance venues. The Merchant City Festival showcases the area's strong cultural heritage with authentic Scottish experiences.

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    Finnieston

    Once industrial, Finnieston has evolved into Glasgow's hippest district along the River Clyde. Award-winning restaurants and craft beer bars line the bustling "Argyle Strip" where young locals gather. The iconic OVO Hydro arena dominates the skyline, drawing music fans and culture seekers alike. Converted red-brick warehouses now house galleries and creative spaces that showcase Glasgow's artistic spirit. Two convenient train stations connect you to the city centre. The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and scenic riverside walks offer peaceful alternatives to the neighborhood's energetic dining scene.

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    Southside Central

    Glasgow's Southside Central offers a cultural feast where traditional Scottish charm meets vibrant South Asian influences. Authentic curry houses line Victoria Road's famous "Curry Corridor," serving flavourful dishes at budget-friendly prices. Queen's Park provides 60 acres of Victorian greenery with panoramic city views. The area boasts excellent transport links with two train stations connecting to city centre in just 10 minutes. Red sandstone tenements create a distinctly Glasgow atmosphere throughout the area. Arts enthusiasts will appreciate the Tramway venue and Citizens Theatre, while shoppers can explore unique South Asian groceries and fabric stores.

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    Glasgow Westend

    Glasgow's West End blends bohemian charm with historic grandeur, anchored by the stunning University of Glasgow campus. Wander through leafy streets lined with Victorian sandstone buildings and discover hidden cultural gems. Explore world-class museums like Kelvingrove Art Gallery or browse vintage shops along bustling Byres Road. The area pulses with creative energy thanks to its student population and artistic community. Cosy cafes and international restaurants cater to diverse tastes, while cobbled Ashton Lane comes alive after dark. With excellent subway connections and walkable streets, the West End offers the perfect mix of culture and accessibility.

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    OVO Hydro

    Rating: 8.8/10 (1,115 reviews)

    Scotland's largest entertainment venue, the OVO Hydro dazzles with its distinctive amphitheatre design and perfect acoustics. Arrive early to experience the electric atmosphere before world-class performances unfold.

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    Buchanan Street

    Rating: 9.0/10 (3,362 reviews)

    Glasgow's premier shopping street offers a pedestrianised haven of luxury retailers and street performers against Victorian architecture. Explore boutiques and enjoy the lively Scottish atmosphere.

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    Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre

    Rating: 8.4/10 (605 reviews)

    Scotland's premier event venue hosts world-class concerts, conferences, and exhibitions on the River Clyde. The iconic SEC Armadillo and OVO Hydro arena are architectural landmarks in Glasgow's skyline.

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    University of Glasgow

    Rating: 9.2/10 (1,651 reviews)

    Founded in 1451, this Gothic Revival campus houses Scotland's oldest public museum and the celebrated Mackintosh House. Wander through the iconic Cloisters and marvel at the architectural details bathed in natural light.

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    Hampden Park

    Rating: 8.4/10 (496 reviews)

    Scotland's national stadium combines sporting heritage with immersive behind-the-scenes access. Tour the players' tunnel and dressing rooms, then explore the Scottish Football Museum's extensive memorabilia collection.

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    George Square

    Rating: 8.8/10 (3,203 reviews)

    Glasgow's principal civic square showcases Victorian architecture and statues honouring Scottish heroes like Walter Scott and Robert Burns. Explore the surrounding City Chambers or visit during the Christmas markets.

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    Celtic Park

    Rating: 8.2/10 (470 reviews)

    Celtic Park, Scotland's largest football stadium, pulses with over 130 years of sporting heritage. Tour the legendary home of Celtic FC to access player dressing rooms and experience the hallowed pitch up close.

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    Merchant City

    Rating: 8.8/10 (1,068 reviews)

    Wander through elegant Georgian streets where Glasgow's wealthy tobacco merchants once thrived. Browse boutique shops, savour artisanal cafés, or time your visit for July's vibrant Merchant City Festival.

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    What to do in Glasgow

    Loch Lomond: Scottish Highlands Sightseeing Cruise

    Loch Lomond: Scottish Highlands Sightseeing Cruise

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    98% of travellers recommend

    Glasgow: Glenfinnan Viaduct, Fort William, & Glencoe Tour

    Glasgow: Glenfinnan Viaduct, Fort William, & Glencoe Tour

    £62

    per adult

    94% of travellers recommend

    Scottish Football Museum and Hampden Park Stadium Tour

    Scottish Football Museum and Hampden Park Stadium Tour

    £20

    per adult

    100% of travellers recommend

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    Glasgow Hotel Deals

    The Social Hub Glasgow

    A bar area with a curved counter, multiple stools, and a variety of bottles and glasses on shelves.
    • Address: 15 Candleriggs, Glasgow, Scotland, G1 1TQ, GB
    • Location: 0.3 mi from Glasgow
    • Star rating: 4/5
    • Guest rating: 9.4/10 (Exceptional, 2309 reviews)
    • Price: £55, includes taxes & fees, 22 Nov - 23 Nov

    Glasgow Grosvenor Hotel

    A spacious lobby with a grand staircase, comfortable seating, and a chandelier.
    • Address: 1-9 Grosvenor Terrace, Glasgow, Scotland, G12 0TB, GB
    • Location: 2 mi from Glasgow
    • Star rating: 4/5
    • Guest rating: 8.2/10 (Very good, 1017 reviews)
    • Price: £42, includes taxes & fees, 6 Dec - 7 Dec
    • Review: Wi-Fi not great and the BBC tv Chanel’s very fragmented.

    Point A Glasgow

    A modern hotel lobby with a reception desk, seating area, staircase, and a large wall mural.
    • Address: 80 Bath Street, Glasgow, Scotland, G2 2EN, GB
    • Location: 0.3 mi from Glasgow
    • Star rating: 3.5/5
    • Guest rating: 8.6/10 (Excellent, 1471 reviews)
    • Price: £51, includes taxes & fees, 29 Nov - 30 Nov

    YOTEL Glasgow

    A modern hotel with a curved facade, large windows, and a visible 'HOTEL' sign.
    • Address: Westergate, 260 Argyle St, Glasgow, Scotland, G2 8QW, GB
    • Location: 0.4 mi from Glasgow
    • Star rating: 4/5
    • Guest rating: 8.8/10 (Excellent, 1422 reviews)
    • Price: £61, includes taxes & fees, 29 Nov - 30 Nov
    • Review: Pleasant clean room with comfortable bed & good shower. Useful fridge, iron & ironing board, really missed a kettle (or tea / coffee facilities in reception would’ve been good) Not a fan of open plan bathrooms, especially when toilet door isn’t a great fit & for this reason I wouldn’t stay again!

    Moxy Glasgow Merchant City

    A modern interior with a large 'HYPE' sign, wooden accents, and a cozy seating area.
    • Address: 210 High Street, Glasgow, Scotland, G4 0QW, GB
    • Location: 0.4 mi from Glasgow
    • Star rating: 3/5
    • Guest rating: 9/10 (Wonderful, 1001 reviews)
    • Price: £58, includes taxes & fees, 13 Dec - 14 Dec
    • Review: The hotel is super cute and conveniently located right next to a station. Unfortunately Glasgow was going through a heat wave and the room was not given control over the AC. A sign said to open the window, but the windows did not open very much so it was pretty hot and stagnant in the room by the end of the day.

    The Z Hotel Glasgow

    A multi-level atrium with glass railings, a central elevator shaft, and a modern architectural design.
    • Address: 36 North Frederick Street, Glasgow, Scotland, G1 2BS, GB
    • Location: < 0.1 mi from Glasgow
    • Star rating: 3/5
    • Guest rating: 8.6/10 (Excellent, 460 reviews)
    • Price: £60, includes taxes & fees, 15 Nov - 16 Nov

    The Address Wren

    A hotel room with a large bed, a bedside table, a chair, and a view of buildings through large windows.
    • Address: 6th floor, Caledonian Chambers, 87 Union Street, Glasgow, Scotland, G1 3TA, GB
    • Location: 0.3 mi from Glasgow
    • Star rating: 3/5
    • Guest rating: 8.4/10 (Very good, 161 reviews)
    • Price: £66, includes taxes & fees, 13 Dec - 14 Dec
    • Review: Friendly staff and the staff helpful also the room was comfy and cozy and very clean

    Leonardo Royal Hotel Glasgow

    A modern bar area with round tables, green upholstered chairs, and a bar counter with a variety of bottles.
    • Address: 80 Jamaica Street, Glasgow, Scotland, G1 4QG, GB
    • Location: 0.4 mi from Glasgow
    • Star rating: 4/5
    • Guest rating: 9.2/10 (Wonderful, 2349 reviews)
    • Price: £72, includes taxes & fees, 22 Nov - 23 Nov
    • Review: Helpful staff. Clean room and comfortable bed. Reception well staffed during daytime hours.

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    Things to do in Glasgow

    Glasgow offers a delightful mix of activities perfect for family outings, romantic escapes, or entertaining weekends. Enjoy the vibrant arena entertainment, explore the city's impressive theatres, and indulge in shopping at popular areas. Don't miss the chance to embark on a sightseeing tour, visit engaging galleries, stroll along scenic walking routes, and discover the top sights that make Glasgow a remarkable destination.

    Shopping

    In Glasgow, enjoy a vibrant shopping experience at St. Enoch Centre, offering a mix of family-friendly shops and city vibes. Buchanan Galleries provides entertainment and a variety of brands. If you're up for a drive, Braehead Shopping Centre is also worth a visit for its extensive selection and lively atmosphere.

    Recreation

    Experience the thrill of Hampden Park's sporting events, immerse yourself in the cultural charm of Kings Theatre Glasgow with its captivating performances, and enjoy live music at Barrowland Ballroom, where the vibrant atmosphere promises unforgettable entertainment.

    Adventure

    Embark on the West Highland Way Trailhead for a breathtaking hiking experience amidst stunning scenery. For indoor fun, Adventure Planet offers thrilling arcade activities perfect for the whole family. If you're in the mood for winter sports, Snow Factor provides an exciting indoor skiing experience suitable for all ages.

    Nightlife

    Glasgow's nightlife is vibrant and diverse. Explore the bustling Merchant City for trendy bars like The Corinthian Club, offering exquisite cocktails. For live music, visit King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, renowned for its electric atmosphere and emerging talent. Enjoy a night filled with laughter and unforgettable experiences.

    Find the best attractions in Glasgow

    Glasgow, a vibrant city in Scotland, is ideal for family, romantic, and entertainment-themed holidays. Visitors can explore a variety of attractions, including urban parks, entertainment arenas, and modern universities. The city's rich cultural offerings ensure a fulfilling experience for those seeking family fun and urban exploration, making it a perfect destination for travellers looking to immerse themselves in local life.

    • OVO Hydro: Experience electrifying performances at the OVO Hydro, one of the UK's premier entertainment venues. With its modern architecture and family-friendly atmosphere, it's the perfect place to catch a concert or event, offering a vibrant vibe that resonates throughout Glasgow.
    • Buchanan Street: Stroll down Buchanan Street, Glasgow’s bustling shopping precinct. Renowned for its outdoor charm, this lively thoroughfare is lined with shops, cafes, and street performers, making it an ideal spot for family outings and leisurely exploration.
    • University of Glasgow: Discover the stunning architecture and rich history of the University of Glasgow. This historic institution exudes cultural significance, with captivating exhibits and lush grounds, providing a beautiful backdrop for a leisurely walk or a deeper exploration of its academic heritage.

    Best time to go to Glasgow

    The best time to visit Glasgow can depend on the weather and when visitor numbers rise and fall. The hottest average temperature in Glasgow falls in July, when visitor numbers are slightly high and weather is mostly cloudy with light rain. The coolest average temperature in Glasgow falls in January, visitor numbers are average and weather is mostly cloudy with light rain.

    Tips to save on your trip to Glasgow

    • Combine your flights, hotels and car rentals on Expedia—bundling can result in significant savings.
    • Consider traveling during the off-peak season (typically January and October to November) for more affordable package holidays to Glasgow.
    • Use the Price per traveler filter on Expedia to find a package deal that suits your budget.
    • Check the VIP Access properties filter to discover outstanding hotels with added member perks at select properties.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Why should I book my Glasgow holiday with Expedia?

    Choose Expedia to organise your next escape easily and all in one convenient place. Our insider tip for scoring a fabulous deal on a Glasgow getaway? Bundle your flights, hotel and/or hire car into a package holiday. Then add a couple of awesome tours and activities. Most bookings also come with flexible cancellation policies, so there's no need to worry if you have to switch up your itinerary. Round-the-clock assistance with changing and cancelling your trip is available via our Customer Service Portal link.

    When is the best time of year to holiday in Glasgow?

    If you want to experience the vibe of Glasgow in peak season, lock in your trip for May, August and September. November, December and January are typically the quietest months of the year. With average daytime temperatures of 3ºC, January is the coolest period in Glasgow. The warmest month is July, when you can expect average temperatures of 14ºC during the day. Whatever the weather conditions, you'll discover loads to keep you entertained here.

    What are the top hotels for my holiday in Glasgow?

    Travellers visiting Glasgow often stay in City Centre Glasgow. Motel One Glasgow and Leonardo Hotel Glasgow - Formerly Jurys Inn are popular options in this neighbourhood. But it's not the only exciting place around town! Dowanhill is also a fantastic area and where you'll find Maldron Hotel Glasgow City and Britannia Inn Glasgow.

    How do I get a cheap holiday to Glasgow?

    Combine your bookings with Expedia to save on your next adventure. With over 400 air carriers and 321,000 hotel options across the world, your Glasgow holiday can be customised exactly to suit your budget. With all that extra money, why not throw in one or two interesting tours and experiences? It's an easy way to unlock even more savings. Your dream holiday in Glasgow is closer than you thought! Learn more about how you can save money on your next holiday when you combine your hotel and flight bookings with Expedia.

    What should I do on my Glasgow holiday?

    There are so many places to visit during your holiday in Glasgow. Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre, George Square, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum and Celtic Park are among this destination's key attractions.

    What are the best neighbourhoods to stay in when on holiday in Glasgow?

    A getaway in Glasgow wouldn't be complete without spending a bit of time in Dalmarnock, so why not secure a hotel room in this much-loved neighbourhood? That way, you'll be close to Celtic Park. If George Square is a priority, stay in the City Centre Glasgow area.

    Do I need a visa for my Glasgow holiday?

    Check the most up-to-date information on official government websites. Your nationality and whether you're travelling for business, study or leisure will determine if you'll need a visa for Glasgow. Make yourself familiar with the application process, including the required documentation, fees and turnaround times. Finalise your application well in advance to allow sufficient processing time. Some visas may take weeks or even months to go through, depending on the country and time of year.

    What should I wear on my Glasgow holiday?

    First, consider the types of activities you'll be doing during your trip to Glasgow and travel with pieces that you can mix and match. For fashion inspiration or even information on dress codes, browse a few style blogs or relevant social media accounts. Have a look at the local weather forecast so you can pack appropriately. The warmest month in Glasgow is July, with average daily temperatures of 14ºC. If you're holidaying during the coolest month of January, the mercury averages 3ºC during the day.

    What does an Expedia Glasgow holiday include?

    Expedia has all you need to lock in your Glasgow getaway, but what goes into your package is up to you. Pick from any combination of flights, hotels and hire cars. Looking for some activities or tours to keep you entertained? Once you've made your booking, you can add them too. Whatever your budget or style, there's a deal to meet your needs. Expedia features all kinds of properties, with the most sought after in Glasgow being apartments and private holiday homes. With Expedia, you can expect the freedom and flexibility to design your dream escape your way.

    Does Expedia offer Book Now, Pay Later Glasgow holidays?

    Expedia has joined forces with online lender Klarna to make your next break a little easier on the wallet. Paying by instalment means you can spread the costs of your next big holiday, leaving you with more money to play with while you're travelling. Klarna has several payment plans to pick from, so you're sure to find one that works with your budget. Browse these flexible payment options:

    • Pay monthly holidays: Klarna offers the ability to pay in multiple transactions that suit all budgets, so you can escape on that well-deserved holiday sooner.
    • No-deposit holidays: Pressing the "book now" button is easier with this payment plan. With no deposit required for your getaway, you can Book Now, Pay Later and get on your way.

    Can I choose my airline with a Glasgow Expedia holiday?

    Expedia has access to more than 400 airline partners worldwide, so you certainly can. Simply pick your favourite carrier and put together your ideal Glasgow trip.

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