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Get out of the city and see several of Scotland's top attractions in just one day on this tour from Glasgow. Skip the hassle of renting a car or navigating public transit and admire the largest equine sculptures in the world, the Kelpies; see "Outlander" filming locations in Culross and Falkland; and explore the home of golf, St. Andrews.

Limited time in port makes planning a day inland challenging, but this full-day shore excursion from Greenock Cruise Port is designed to help you see Scotland’s highlights without the hassle. Travel by comfortable, air-conditioned coach through scenic countryside, stopping at Stirling Castle to learn about its role in Scotland’s history before continuing to the traditional village of Aberfoyle in Trossachs National Park. Then, head to the shores of Loch Lomond to take in the views before returning to port.

Just a brief ferry journey separates you from the opportunity to discover one of Scotland's enchanting islands. With its rugged moorlands and sandy shores, Bute is a paradise for those who appreciate the wonders of nature. Explore the stunning Mount Stuart House, an impressive Gothic mansion surrounded by beautiful gardens and stroll along the seaside promenade of Rothesay. This island provides a peaceful escape, making it a hidden gem for those seeking a blend of Scottish history and breath-taking landscapes. Enjoy this scenic day trip in this 16 seat small group tour from Glasgow

For a ghastly sightseeing quest with a gamified twist, don't miss this Glasgow sightseeing adventure where you solve clues while exploring some of the most haunted destinations in the city. Using your smartphone to navigate, you unlock stories and solve different clues as you adventure across the city. You can walk haunted streets, visit the Lighthouse, George Square, Merchant City, and more, and follow your helpful app as you go.

Experience some of Scotland's most spectacular scenery, including some instantly recognizable movie and TV filming locations. This tour from Glasgow takes you through some of the Highlands’ most dramatic landscapes as you journey to the haunting valley of Glencoe; Fort William, which sits at the foot of soaring Ben Nevis; and Glenfinnan, site of the stone bridge made famous by the Harry Potter movies.

Learn about Glasgow’s vibrant music scene with this guided walking tour of Merchant City and the East End. Led by enthusiastic music fans and writers, this tour includes concert venues both old and new along with stories of the musicians that helped to build Glasgow’s notable cultural life. Limited to a small group, this tour explores some of the oldest streets and legendary pubs of Glasgow.

Experience rugged and mythical Scotland on this full-day trip from Glasgow. In a small group, explore the Scottish Highlands, Cairngorms National Park, and the famous Loch Ness with ease, as round-trip mini-coach transport is included. At Loch Ness—the fabled home of the elusive water monster, Nessie—you can benefit from the perk of having a Loch Ness cruise included.

A trip to the "bonnie banks" of Loch Lomond is a must-do while visiting Glasgow, but navigating public transport can feel intimidating. Skip the hassle with this guided tour that takes you from Glasgow City Centre to the village of Luss; along Duke’s Pass into the Trossachs, and to Callander and Stirling Castle. You'll have free time to explore each stop independently

Join one of Scotland’s funniest historical tour guides for a light hearted look at the history of Scotland's biggest, most vibrant and funniest city - Glasgow. We will cover the history of industry, innovation and trade within the second city of the Empire. With tales of unbelievable ingenuity, warmth and humour from the city that brought us some of the world's best comedians - Kevin Bridges, Frankie Boyle, Janey Godley and the king of comedy, Sir Billy Connolly. Beginning at the iconic traffic cone on top of the Duke of Wellington statue, we will pass the statues of George Square, the inspiring wall murals, the oldest Cathedral in Scotland, and so much more! In between be prepared for some breathtaking tales, dark stories, bright moments, all the time you will be laughing as well as learning. Our two main guides at time of writing are Richard Brown, and Ross Leslie, both professional stand-up comedians by night.

Venture into Scotland's legendary Highlands on this small-group adventure from Glasgow. Navigating Highland roads and coordinating multiple stops along the way can eat up precious sightseeing time. Let the pros handle the logistics while you enjoy a day of hiking, soaking up the dramatic Highland history, and searching for the Loch Ness Monster.

Discover Fife, Scotland with a guide to drive you in a comfortable vehicle from Glasgow to explore the countryside and the historic town of St Andrews. See Falkland Palace, The Kelpies, Lower Largo, Queensferry Crossing, and more as part of this group tour, as your guide tells you all about the history and the myths behind the sights. Note that admission to St Andrews Cathedral requires a fee.

Explore Trossachs National Park on this Loch Lomond and Stirling Castle tour from Glasgow, which allows you to focus on the scenery rather than the road. Head into the Scottish Highlands and enjoy an optional cruise on peaceful Loch Lomond. Go beyond the guidebook and listen to insights from your guide as you travel through the Trossachs National Park to Aberfoyle and Stirling Castle (admission own expense), widely considered among Scotland’s most important fortresses.

Make the journey just as spectacular as the destination during a 2-day sightseeing tour of the Scottish Highlands, Loch Ness, and Inverness. Avoid the stress of navigating unfamiliar roads and instead, keep your eyes fixed firmly on the scenery, comprised of lochs, rivers, mountains, and rolling greenery. Plus, on-board commentary puts the sights you pass into context.

Glasgow is renowned for its thriving music scene and strong counter-cultural identity. On this walking tour of the city’s Music Mile, you’ll follow in the footsteps of famous bands and see the major musical sights. Get on stage at King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut (a popular place to catch up-and-coming acts), see the Royal Conservatoire, discover the creative hub that is the Glasgow School of Art, and more.

Discover the secrets of Glasgow's West End on this private walking tour that takes you to places many tourists miss. As you explore, your guide fills you in on the history of Glasgow and what makes the West End so unique. Visit top attractions, including the Botanic Gardens, as well as some hidden gems.

Exploring the Scottish Highlands can be tricky without a car, but this tour makes it easy to take in the region's natural beauty, and several castles, in just one day. Learn about Scotland’s history from your guide as you take in views over Loch Awe, enjoy free time in Oban, visit the haunting valley of Glen Coe and more.

Hampden Park is Scotland’s most important football venue and the home stadium of the Scottish National Football team. Venture behind-the-scenes on this guided stadium tour; peek into the dressing rooms, see the cup presentation area, and walk through the players’ tunnel; then visit the interactive stadium museum, where you can shoot a goal in the Hampden Hotshots gallery.

A rewarding half day tour of beautiful landscapes, charming small towns, and historic Stirling. A 8 hour tour that gives you plenty of time outside in the Scottish air. This compact tour traveling through the area to the north of Glasgow visits Stirling Castle, The Wallace Monument, Dumbarton Castle and Luss on Loch Lomond. The tour spends a total of 5 hours 50 minutes at stops, with a total of 2 hours 10 minutes driving.

Discover hidden corners of stunning Scotland on this multi-day, in-depth guided tour through the Highlands. See the centuries-old landmarks and rugged landscapes made famous as film and TV locations, like Doune Castle and Glenfinnan Viaduct. Other highlights include lunch along the iconic Loch Ness and an overnight stay in the picturesque town of Fort William.

Leave behind the bustle of Glasgow for a full-day trip to Scotland’s wind-swept Ayrshire Coast. Fans of Robert Burns can revel in the scenic tour through his homeland, soaking up images of the Scottish castles, quaint fishing villages, and enchanting wooded areas that inspired the artist’s poems and songs. Stop to wander the trails of Culzean Country Park and spend the afternoon exploring Burns’ hometown of Alloway.

Explore the life and work of Glasgow's most famous designer, architect, and artist on this small-group walking tour. Discover Glasgow through the eyes of the great Charles Rennie Mackintosh and visit some of his most famous works that still stand to this day. Finish up at the Mackintosh Tearooms, with tickets including entry into the incredible exhibition.

Join me for an immersive two-hour walking tour through Glasgow’s dynamic West End, where whisky is more than a drink—it’s a story waiting to be told. Drawing on years of in-depth knowledge and rare insight, I’ll guide you through the fascinating history, culture, trends and craftsmanship behind Scotch whisky. As we walk through the vibrant Finnieston area and the leafy Kelvingrove district, you'll taste four exceptional single malts at three of Glasgow’s most iconic whisky venues. This isn’t just a tasting—it’s an education in what makes Scotland’s national spirit truly world-class. Ideal for whisky connoisseurs and curious newcomers alike.

Save the headache of arranging your own multi-day visit to the Scottish Isles of Mull and Iona by instead choosing this comprehensive, intimate small-group tour. Experience the region’s beauty over three days, escaping busy Glasgow for Loch Lomond, Aros Park, Fingal’s Cave, Tobermory town, and the Isle of Staffa (optional), among other destinations. Get insight into local legends and try some tasty seafood along the way.

Wander the historic streets of Glasgow, and find hidden gems even the local residents don’t notice. Look up above and marvel at the Gothic spires of churches and cathedrals, and see different ages of architecture come together in the center of the city. Learn about the industrial revolution here, and the city’s complex religious history, and see how Glasgow’s atmosphere is truly unique in the world.