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• Glasgow's ultimate 48 hour music guide

  Enjoy a music-themed city break in the UK’s first UNESCO City of Music. From iconic venues to captivating tours and lively trad sessions, here’s how to spend 48 hours in Glasgow.
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• Reasons to visit The Burrell Collection

  The world-renowned Burrell Collection reopened in March 2022 after a major refurbishment. Now a modern, greener museum with more space for the Collection, entry is free for all visitors. Hayley Bradshaw from the team tells us her top 5 reasons to visit.
• Meet the tour guide: insider tips from City Sightseeing Glasgow

  City Sightseeing Glasgow’s electric, 5-star open-top bus tours run daily from George Square. It's a great way to explore the city. We asked Michaela Tzaneti why she loves her job and why visitors and locals should get on board.
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• 6 things you didn't know about the Barrowlands

  Glasgow is a UNESCO City of Music and the Barrowland Ballroom is one of its most iconic venues. Bands love to play here, it's one for the bucket list if you haven’t been before. Here, Tom Joyes shares 6 things you might not know about the building’s history, character and hidden gems.
• Support local: The Mackintosh Tearooms

  The Willow Tea Rooms, designed by architect and designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh, was originally opened by Miss Cranston in 1903. Caitlin Rana, General Manager at the Glasgow venue shares some of her stories about its fascinating history and restoration.
• LGBTQ+ histories at The Burrell Collection

  Laura Bauld, Senior Curator of Decorative Arts (1603-1800), worked on the redisplay of The Burrell Collection and developed LGBTQ+ programming, displays, and tours. Here, she discusses her favourite objects from their LGBTQ+ tours.
• Stories from Glasgow's musical history

  Franz Ferdinand, Belle and Sebastian and Simple Minds were all made in Glasgow. The city’s music scene spans over 100 years earning UNESCO City of Music status in 2008. Glasgow Music City Tours celebrate Glasgow’s musical history in their tours. Here's a taste of the stories they tell along the way.