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Glasgow represents the best of Scotland: wonderful people, many historical sights and architecture, and a hotbed of sport.
Glasgow is Scotland’s largest city, home to over 580,000 residents and more than 1.8 million more if you include surround...
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Glasgow has a wide range of restaurants, especially at the West End. Like most places in the UK, fish and chips are a local favorite,. For the last two years, Glasgow has also been named as the "Curry Capital of Britain."
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A few decades ago, there were only two kinds of nightspots in Glasgow: swanky and squalid. These days, however, the city has a wide variety of pubs, bars and nightclubs to suit every conceivable taste. The following are some of the best of them.
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Given the popularity of Edinburgh’s festivals in recent years, Glasgow has created its own share of major, world-class festivals. Here are the biggest among them.
Celtic Connections festival
Since 1994, Glasgow has staged the Celtic Connection...
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Getting around GlasgowThere are two international airports that service Glasgow: the Glasgow International Airport and the
Best nightlife in GlasgowA few decades ago, there were only two kinds of nightspots in Glasgow: swanky and squalid. These day
Where to eat in GlasgowGlasgow has a wide range of restaurants, especially at the West End. Like most places in the UK, fis
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Glasgow reached the height of prosperity during the 19th and early 20th century and many of its most famous sights are architectural wonders from that time: elegant Victorian and Edwardian buildings made out of stone and boasting of elegant interiors...more
There are two international airports that service Glasgow: the Glasgow International Airport and the Glasgow Prestwick International Airport. Most major airlines use the Glasgow International Airport, except for Ryanair, which uses the Prestwick airp...more
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