Cheap Holidays to Glasgow

Glasgow Holidays

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Holidays in Glasgow

Whether you're looking for a laid-back getaway or a thrilling adventure, ebookers can help you organise a holiday to remember in Glasgow.

The population of this city is 600,000.

The nation's capital, Edinburgh, lies 40 miles east of Glasgow, while Hamilton can be found 11 miles to the southeast.

An outing to Bedlam Paintball Glasgow or Adventure Planet is a fantastic opportunity for some quality time with the family. If you're looking for a bit more adventure, Laser Station and AMF Bowling are some additional options.

Say hello to the creatures of our marine environs at SEA LIFE Loch Lomond Aquarium and Loch Lomond Sea Life Aquarium.

Discover how the best local wines are made, and later sample a handful of them, when you visit the Glengoyne Distillery.

The Alea Glasgow and the Grosvenor Princes Casino are ideal to jump start a big night out. If you're not against a little gambling, try your luck taking on the house. Alternatively, order an icy beer and simply take in the glamorous sights and sounds. If you're looking for even more games, get moving to the Grosvenor Casino Glasgow, Riverboat.

See the magic that happens when nature and man come together at the Botanic Gardens. If you weren't already a keen gardener, a wander through its colourful floral displays should be enough to convert you.

How does an alfresco lunch sound? Grab some cheese and crackers and head to Queen's Park or Bellahouston Park for a leisurely picnic. Glasgow Green and Fossil Grove are also popular hangouts for visitors and locals alike.

Whether you're looking for tours or tickets to an attraction, Clan Colquhoun Visitor Centre is here to help! Its dedicated team of local experts will make sure you get the most out of your visit to Glasgow.

Black Loch and Brother Loch are charming places to head to if you're craving some downtime. Sit on the water's edge and appreciate the splendid views.

Slip on some comfortable walking shoes and prepare to go adventuring. There are plenty of nature reserves around here that are just waiting to be enjoyed. The clean, crisp air and natural surroundings at Chatelherault Country Park and Mugdock Country Park are as invigorating as they come. Two further areas to have a look at are James Hamilton Heritage Park and Glen Etive.

If you're looking for a couple of quiet places to unwind and maybe even learn something new, head to the Glasgow Science Centre and the Burrell Collection. Ask about guided tours or just study the interesting exhibits on your own. If you've got time, also check out the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum and the Gallery of Modern Art.

Whatever style of art you like, you're sure to find it in Glasgow. Why not kick off your day of exhibition hopping at the McLellan Galleries and the Glasgow Museums Resource Centre? If they leave you feeling inspired, continue onwards to the Collins Gallery and the Lloyd Jerome Gallery.

Take an eye-opening journey into yesteryear at the Hunterian Museum and the Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery. Both exhibitions pride themselves on making the city's vivid history entertaining and relevant to visitors.

Glasgow offers lots of important historic sites. Why not begin your journey back through time at the University of Glasgow and the Glasgow School of Art? If that's not enough to satisfy the history buff in you, also make your way to Bothwell Castle and Glasgow Necropolis.

Whatever your beliefs, Glasgow Cathedral and Paisley Abbey are great places to reconnect with your spiritual side. St Vincent Street Church and Carmunnock Parish Church are some other historically important sites.

You'll probably think you've done it all after exploring Glasgow's big-name attractions, but don't fly home just yet. There are still a few spots that are worth a peek. Why not venture to the Lighthouse and the Centre for Contemporary Art? You'll also find plenty to keep you entertained at Buchanan Street and the House for an Art Lover.