Glasgow's Location
Glasgow is around 45 miles from Edinburgh on the West side of Scotland.
Getting to Glasgow
There is good access to Glasgow by road via the M77 and M74 and the M8 from Edinburgh. Glasgow airport is about 20 minutes drive from the city centre and serves destinations in the UK, Europe, and further a field. Glasgow Central is the main railway station in the city, with regular trains to Edinburgh, London, and other parts of the UK.
Facts About Glasgow
Glasgow is Scotland's biggest city and has a population of around 600,000 people. The city is located along the Clyde river and has an average of 286 days with precipitation each year.
Glasgow's History, Culture and Attractions
Glasgow's history dates back to around the 6th Century. Glasgow University is the 4th oldest University in the UK, being founded in 1451. Today Glasgow is a thriving city and popular tourist destination. It has won awards for being 'Europe's City of Culture', and the 'UK City of Architecture and Design'. The city is known for being a centre of commerce, culture and the arts. Attractions to visit include Glasgow Cathedral, Princes Square for its shopping, and the many art galleries and theatres.
Where to Stay in Glasgow
Glasgow boasts an abundance of choice in terms of both luxury and budget accommodation. When looking for somewhere to stay in Glasgow bear in mind that some of the city centre hotels have undergone recent renovation and improvements. Areas to stay in Glasgow include the city centre, the west near the University, The Merchant City and the south side of the city.
You can find more hotels and bed and breakfasts in Glasgow on the following sites:
www.findmeabnb.co.uk
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