City Sightseeing Glasgow

From the 8th until the 9th of November we are unable to serve stops 9, 13, 14, 15 and 20. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

National Candy Day! 🍬

What better way to celebrate than with a visit to Glickman’s Sweetshop in Glasgow's East End? Established in 1903, this beloved local gem is packed with a variety of Scottish delights, from traditional Tablet to amazing Macaroon Cakes, Candy Balls, Lucky Tatties and Soor Plooms.

Conveniently located just behind our stop number 4, it’s the perfect pit stop during your sightseeing adventure! Treat yourself to something sweet and experience over a century of candy-making tradition.

What’s your favorite sweet? Let us know in the comments down below! 🍭❤️

Between the 4th and 7th of November, we will not be able to serve stops 9, 11, 13, 14, 15 and 20 due to road closures.

For this reason, we will be offering 20% your tickets for these dates. The discount will be automatically applied on your tickets when you book online.

Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

🎃👻 Happy Halloween, Glasgow! 👻🎃

As we gear up for a night of spooks and sweets, let's take a moment to appreciate the rich history of Halloween right here in our city!

Did you know that Halloween has its roots in ancient Celtic festivals? The festival of Samhain, celebrated by the Celts in Scotland, marked the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter. On the night of October 31st, it was believed that the boundary between the living and the dead was blurred, allowing spirits to roam the earth. People lit bonfires and wore costumes to ward off these wandering ghosts.

In Glasgow, this tradition evolved over the years. By the late 19th century, Halloween began to take on a more festive flair with parties and community gatherings. Today, we celebrate with an array of fun events, from spooky parades to haunted tours of our historic streets.

Share your Halloween photos and let’s keep the spooky spirit alive! 🎃

🌟 Glasgow's Architectural Marvels! 🌟

Nestled in the heart of George Square, opposite our stop number 1, City Chambers is a stunning architectural gem that showcases the city's rich history and vibrant culture. 🏛️✨

From its magnificent clock tower to the ornate interiors, every corner tells a story. Did you know it was completed in 1888 and remains a hub for Glasgow's city council? Or that it has more marble than the Vatican?

📅 Open for visits and perfect for history buffs, architecture lovers, and anyone looking to explore Glasgow’s heritage.

Come and see why the City Chambers is one of our city’s proudest landmarks! 💚

🌟 Hidden Gems in Glasgow! 🌟

Hop off at our stop number 18 to discover the Tenement House!

Nestled in the heart of Garnethill, this delightful museum is a charming snapshot of life in early 20th-century Glasgow. 🏠✨

Step inside this preserved tenement flat to see authentic furnishings and learn about the daily lives of its former residents. It’s a unique glimpse into the city’s history that often flies under the radar! 📚💚

After your visit, take a stroll around the vibrant Garnethill area—there are plenty of lovely cafés and shops to explore.

Have you been? Share your hidden gems in Glasgow to the comments below!⬇️

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Stop no. 2: Glasgow Cathedral
Join us for an unforgettable journey through the heart of Glasgow! Our next stop is the stunning Glasgow Cathedral, a true architectural gem that dates back to the 12th century.

Glasgow Cathedral, also known as St. Mungo's Cathedral, is built on the site where St. Mungo, the patron saint of Glasgow, is said to have been buried. This site has been a place of worship since the 6th century! The cathedral showcases beautiful Gothic architecture, featuring intricate stone carvings and majestic stained glass windows that tell stories of faith and history.

Throughout the centuries, the cathedral has played a significant role in the religious and civic life of Glasgow, serving as the center for the Church of Scotland until the Reformation. After periods of decline, the cathedral underwent significant restoration in the 19th century, preserving its beauty for future generations. Whether you're a history buff or just looking for some stunning photo ops, Glasgow Cathedral is a must-visit! Don’t forget to hop off the bus, soak in the atmosphere, and take a moment to appreciate this iconic landmark.

Tag us in your photos and share your experiences! Happy exploring! 🌍💚

Life finds a way... to the Riverside Museum to see the amazing Jurassic Park replica Jeeps! 🦖🦕🤩

Well even if life doesn't find a way we can certainly get you there! Hop off at stop 12 of our tour to visit the museum! And hop back on every 30 mins if you hear some ominous footsteps approach!

Just a reminder of our service updates in effect over the weekend. Particularly that we will not be running on Sunday 6 October due to the Great Scottish Run.

We wish everyone taking part on the Run the best of luck! 🏃‍♀️

❗️ Service Update: No Tours on Sunday 6th October ❗️

Due to the Great Scottish Run, there will be no tours running on Sunday, 6th October.

Please note that Stops 6 & 7 will also be closed on Saturday, 5th October.

We apologise for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding! 🏃‍♂️

👉 Learn more about the event here https://www.greatrun.org/events/great-scottish-run/

This we're celebrating everything that makes Glasgow a truly wonderful city to visit! 🎉

Is it our incredible range of free museums like the Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum, the Riverside Museum, and the recently refurbished The Burrell Collection? 🏛️

Is it the breathtaking architecture, from the iconic Victorian grandeur of the City Chambers to the modern marvel that is the Clyde Tower at the Glasgow Science Centre? 🏙️

Is it the fantastic cuisine—whether you're indulging in classic Scottish favourites at Mharsanta or trying the international flavors at Six by Nico? 🍽️

Or maybe it's simply our amazing people, who help make Glasgow officially one of the friendliest cities in the world? 🥰

We’ll let you decide! Glasgow’s charm is waiting to be discovered—what will you fall in love with first? 💫

❗️ Service Update: No Tours on Sunday 6th October ❗️

Due to the Great Scottish Run, there will be no tours running on Sunday, 6th October.

Please note that Stops 6 & 7 will also be closed on Saturday, 5th October.

We apologise for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding! 🏃‍♂️

👉 Learn more about the event here https://www.greatrun.org/events/great-scottish-run/

❄️ Winter timetable update ❄️

Please note that from 01 October 2024 we are running our red route on a 30 minute frequency. Our first bus will leave George Square at 10am and the last bus will be at 4pm

To keep up to date with our service updates please visit https://citysightseeingglasgow.co.uk/category/our-updates/

🚌✨ Service Update – Yellow Tour ✨🚌

What a fantastic summer it’s been! 🎉 We’ve loved exploring new sights in the East and South of Glasgow with our Yellow Tour and welcoming so many of you aboard! 🙌

As the seasons change, our Yellow Tour will be taking a well-earned winter break starting Tuesday, 1st October. But don’t worry – we’ll be back in Spring 2025, ready to hit the road again! 🌸

🚨 Good news: Our Red Tour will continue running throughout the winter, so there’s still plenty of chances to hop on and explore the best of Glasgow! 🚏🚌

Thanks for a brilliant summer – we can’t wait to see you all again next year! 🎶

🌟 Discover Glasgow with Our Exclusive Tour Packages! 🌟

Looking for the ultimate way to explore Glasgow? Check out our amazing City Sightseeing Tour Packages! Whether you want to dive into the history of football at Celtic Park or the Rangers Museum, or enjoy a delicious local meal with our Red Tour + Dining options, there’s something for everyone. 🚍🍽️

Make your Glasgow adventure unforgettable—book your package now! 🎟️👇
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Celtic Park Events Rangers FC Celtic FC Mharsanta Van Winkle

We're so excited to see the opening of the Govan Partick bridge! 🌁

linking two rich and historical parts of the city and providing access to many more attractions on our tour just over the watter! Including The Govan Stones Project and Fairfield Heritage - the story of Glasgow's greatest shipyard

The new Govan-Partick bridge is now open and we are so excited!

Please note that Govan is now our nearest subway station and is only a 5 minute walk over the new bridge. Come along this weekend and be one of the first to walk over it!

There’s a lot happening down Riverside way to celebrate with two festivals taking place on either side of the Clyde! 🎉

The Clydebuilt Festival is back, just beside us at Riverside Museum, with Scotland's biggest open water rowing race, scary sea monster storytelling for kids, street food, live music and lots more, and just across the banks of the river, taking place at Govan Cross, is the Govan Footbridge Festival a musical extravaganza brought to you by The Glasgow Barons featuring the Red Hot Chili Pipers, Shooglenifty, Horse, the Govan Community Pipe Band plus loads more homegrown talent.

📅 Clydebuilt Festival - Sat 7 & Sun 8 September - 10-7
📅 Govan Footbridge Festival – Sat 7 September - 10-8

Make a weekend of it! See you by the river!

Hi folks,
Unfortunately due to disturbances through the City. Our RED ROUTE will be suspended til 1515. Our YELLOW ROUTE will operate via a diversion. All passengers on the RED ROUTE will be allowed travel on our YELLOW ROUTE.

Good afternoon folks,

On advice from Police Scotland we have temporarily moved our Stop 1 for both RED and YELLOW ROUTES to Cathedral St.
Please see maps for where to alight and board.