Glasgow
Venture to Scotland’s biggest city – full of friendly faces and a blend of history, culture and creativity.
First of all, the city is a cultural hotspot. In Glasgow, you can stumble across masterpieces of art without stepping foot inside an art gallery. With murals laced across the city, you’ll find street art adorning walls in unexpected nooks and crannies. Take it all in along the Glasgow City Mural Trail.
Whether its beer or coffee you’re looking for, Glasgow’s East End is the place for you. Head to Tennent’s Wellpark Brewery for a tour of the brewery which makes Scotland’s favourite pint, or to the local favourite Dear Green Coffee Roasters for a delicious brew.
Glasgow's public spaces are particularly picturesque in spring. In Kelvingrove Park, stroll along walking trails and admire statues dotted throughout the park, and look out for the West End’s impressive gothic University of Glasgow buildings.
Start the season with some giggles at the Glasgow International Comedy Festival from 14 - 31 March, where you can see shows from some of the most hilarious comedians on the scene.
It’s one of the UK’s most vegan friendly cities too, with lots of vegan and veggie friendly pubs, restaurants and cafés to choose from. Head to the 78, Mono or Stereo and see what meat-free delights there are to try.