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• Christmas markets map
• Top New Year's Eve events in Glasgow

  Glasgow is full of brilliant events to bring in the New Year. We'll update this page closer to the time with a guide to the top 10 New Year’s Eve and Hogmanay events in Glasgow. Last year's events are below for some inspiration.
• Top New Year's Eve events in Glasgow map
• Celebrate Burns Night in Glasgow

  Glasgow loves a good celebration, and Burns Night is one of the best. The city has lots of fun events to honour Scotland’s national poet, Robert Burns. You can enjoy traditional meals, music, dancing, and whisky. Burns Night is over for this year, but below is a taste of what happened in 2026.
• Burns night map
• Reasons to visit Glasgow

  Named one of the UK’s best places to visit by Which in 2025, Glasgow is a city that leaves a lasting impression. It’s full of character, creativity and charm. From world-class culture to unforgettable nights out, here are 10 reasons you’ll fall in love with Glasgow.
• Scottish experiences in Glasgow

  Glasgow combines contemporary city life with traditional Scottish culture. From seeing Highland cows to sampling whisky, here are some Scottish experiences to enjoy in the city.
• Top things to do in summer

  Glasgow truly comes alive in the summer. There's plenty for you to enjoy, from outdoor dining to events and festivals.
• Itineraries
• One day walking itinerary in Govan and Glasgow Riverside

  Once at the heart of the world’s shipbuilding industry, Govan and the Riverside tell the story of Glasgow’s industrial past and creative present. This walk blends heritage, riverside views and a few great local spots to refuel along the way. All within a short distance from Glasgow subway stops.
• Govan itinerary map
• Cathedral Precinct self-guided walking trail

  Steeped in history, the Cathedral Precinct is the perfect area to discover the foundations of the city. Home to Glasgow’s oldest building (the Cathedral), this relatively small area is the perfect spot for a half-day walking tour. Museums in the area offer an insight into the medieval, religious and medical histories of Glasgow. The precinct is only a short walk from George Square.