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Glasgow is ideal as the gateway to all of Scotland thanks to its position and easy access to the motorway network.

Inverness (89,850)

Aberdeen (196,670)

Stirling (56,660)

Edinburgh (492,680)GLASGOW 599,650

(Figures in brackets denote city population)

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BEN NEVIS & THE WEST HIGHLAND WAYStarts 10 miles from GlasgowLinking Milngavie, just outside Glasgow, to Fort William at the foot of Ben Nevis, the UK’s highest mountain, the West Highland Way stretches 96 miles, taking in amazing scenery along ancient and Historic Routes.

LOCH LOMOND & THE TROSSACHS NATIONAL PARK25 miles from GlasgowAn area of outstanding beauty with diverse landscapes and habitats, this is an amazing natural playground where lovers of the great outdoors can walk, climb, cycle, golf, fish and go horse riding. Enjoy a boat trip on Loch Lomond itself.

STIRLING CASTLE & THE NATIONAL WALLACE MONUMENT30 miles from GlasgowWith its Great Hall and Royal Palace, Stirling Castle is a great symbol of Scotland. Explore its turbulent history and association with great figures from Scotland’s past such as Mary Queen of Scots and William Wallace – you can also visit The National Wallace Monument.

EDINBURGH CASTLE45 miles from GlasgowEdinburgh Castle has a special place in the nation’s history and has been home to Scottish monarchs. The Stone of Destiny, on which kings were enthroned for centuries, is displayed in the Crown Room. No visit to Edinburgh is complete without hearing the 15th-century One O’ Clock Gun Mons Meg.

GLENCOE90 miles from GlasgowSteeped in history, this spectacularly scenic glen won legions of new admirers as a backdrop in Bond movie “Skyfall”. Glencoe is a great base for exploring the Highlands and perfect for outdoor activities all year round – skiing, hillwalking, climbing, fishing and mountain biking.

OBAN & ISLE OF MULL95 miles from GlasgowKnown as the seafood capital of Scotland, there’s more to Oban than just great food! Take a boat trip to spot wildlife including whales, dolphins and eagles, marvel at the views from McCaig’s Tower and pop over to beautiful Mull, Scotland’s third largest island.

THE JACOBITE RAILWAY105 miles from GlasgowOne of the world’s great railway journeys, this 84 mile round trip on board a steam train starts at Ben Nevis in Fort William, taking in breath-taking lochs, mountains and beaches, crossing the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct, featured in the Harry Potter films. Finishing at Mallaig, a bustling fishing port, this is one rail journey you’ll never forget.

LOCH NESS170 miles from GlasgowPerhaps most famous for its mythical monster, Loch Ness and its surrounding area is a great place to visit if you want to soak up some stunning Scottish Scenery and explore the rich history of this part of the Highlands.

ISLE OF SKYE180 miles from GlasgowThe largest of the Inner Hebrides, Skye boasts dramatic mountain scenery, stunning sea lochs and wildlife galore. Marvel at the Cuillin mountain range and the mysterious rock pinnacles of the Old Man of Starr.Edinburgh Castle

Stirling Castle & Wallace Monument

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Loch Lomond

Glencoe

Oban

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Loch NessIsle of Skye

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HAGGS CASTLE6 miles from Glasgow city centreIf you want to play in Glasgow itself, look no further than Haggs Castle Golf Club, founded in 1910 and set in the tranquil woodland surroundings of Pollok Country Park. It is a champion standard parkland course and a real favourite with Glaswegians and visitors alike.

THE EARL OF MAR GOLF COURSE15 miles from GlasgowThe River Clyde and Kilpatrick Hills offer a stunning backdrop to The Earl of Mar Course. Designed by renowned golf course architect Dave Thomas, this Championship course promises players a five-star golf experience.

THE CARRICK ON LOCH LOMOND25 miles from GlasgowLocated on the bonny banks of Loch Lomond, The Carrick was designed by acclaimed golf course designer Doug Carrick. The 71 par course is set against breathtaking scenery and the course crosses the boundaries between the Scottish Lowlands and Highlands.

ROYAL TROON GOLF CLUB35 miles from GlasgowThe Old Course at Royal Troon in Ayrshire is one of the greatest links courses in the world – it is also among the most challenging, attracting golfers from all over the world. The Portland and Craigend Courses are also located at Royal Troon and offer an excellent game of golf.

GLENEAGLES50 miles from GlasgowHome to three Championship golf courses, world-famous Gleneagles in glorious Perthshire was host venue of the 2014 Ryder Cup, played over the PGA Centenary Course created by Jack Nicklaus. The King’s Course was designed to challenge even the most accomplished of players while The Queen’s Course inspires with its beautiful setting.

TRUMP TURNBERRY50 miles from GlasgowTrump Turnberry’s iconic Ailsa has rightly earned it place as an Open Championship course and witnessed some of the most memorable moments in Open history. With stunning views, it is undoubtedly one of the most treasured links courses in the world.

ST ANDREWS75 miles from GlasgowSt Andrews – the Home of Golf – needs no introduction. The oldest and most iconic golf course in the world, it remains a public course, open to all. Walk over the Swilcan Bridge but whatever you do, stay out of Hell Bunker!

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Royal Troon Golf ClubGLASGOW

SCOTLAND

Loch Lomond

Haggs Castle Golf Club

Prestwick Golf Club

Trump Turnberry Golf Course

Gleneagles

Old Course at St Andrews

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WHAT TO SEE AND DO AROUNDGLASGOW

AUCHENTOSHAN DISTILLERY8 miles from GlasgowA five-star visitor attraction, Auchentoshan Distillery, near Clydebank, is the closest single malt whisky distillery to Glasgow, offering a variety of themed tours. Established in 1823, it is one of only three remaining lowland malt distilleries in Scotland, and is famed for its triple distilling process.

GLENGOYNE DISTILLERY17 miles from GlasgowJust a 40-minute drive into the countryside, Glengoyne Distillery is a real treat for whisky aficionados. Pretty as a picture with whitewashed walls and a pagoda roof, Glengoyne nestles at the bottom of Dumgoyne Hill and has been producing whisky since 1833. It is one of Scotland’s smallest distilleries.

FALLS OF CLYDE & NEW LANARK30 miles from GlasgowStunning waterfalls, riverside walks and over 100 species of birds can be discovered at the Falls of Clyde Wildlife Reserve. Accessed via the conservation village of New Lanark, itself a marvellous place to visit, the Clyde Walkway is a place of beauty and tranquillity.

ROBERT BURNS BIRTHPLACE MUSEUM35 miles from GlasgowAuld Lang Syne is known the world over but here in Alloway you can explore the life and character of Scotland’s Bard at the museum that houses Burns Cottage, where the poet was born. Home to the world’s most important collection of his works, the museum offers a fascinating insight.

CULZEAN CASTLE45 miles from GlasgowWith its dramatic cliff top setting, fascinating history and beautiful surroundings, 18th-century Culzean Castle is one of Scotland’s best-loved castles, offering something for everyone to enjoy. Situated in South Ayrshire, the castle is a National Trust for Scotland property.

ISLE OF ARRAN50 miles from GlasgowScotland’s seventh largest island, Arran is known as ‘Scotland in miniature’. A perfect destination for walking, golf and wildlife, no visit is complete without exploring Brodick Castle, once the ancient seat of the Dukes of Hamilton.

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HOUSE FOR AN ART LOVER

HOUSE FOR AN ART LOVER4 miles from Glasgow city centreThe House for an Art Lover, based on a 1901 design by Charles Rennie Mackintosh and his wife, fellow artist Margaret MacDonald, was built between 1989-96. It offers a fascinating insight into Mackintosh’s life and work.

CELTIC PARK & IBROX STADIUM3 and 4.5 miles respectively from Glasgow city centreWell worth a visit given the international appeal of the city’s two most iconic football teams. Enjoy a stadium tour or plan ahead and catch a game!

PEOPLE’S PALACE & WINTER GARDENS3 miles from Glasgow city centreThe People’s Palace provides an insight into how Glaswegians lived and worked. Stroll through the adjacent Winter Gardens and admire the Doulton Fountain on Glasgow Green, the oldest public space in Glasgow.

GLASGOW CATHEDRAL1 mile from Glasgow city centreGlasgow Cathedral, also known as St Mungo’s Cathedral after Glasgow’s patron saint, is the only medieval cathedral on the Scottish mainland to have survived the Protestant Reformation of 1560 virtually intact.

SHOPPINGGlasgow city centreGlasgow offers visitors the best shopping in the UK outside of London’s west end. Visitors can indulge in some retail therapy in over 1,500 shops ranging from malls to independent boutiques and designer stores to one off-speciality shops.

GLASGOW BOTANIC GARDENS &KIBBLE PALACE2 miles from Glasgow city centreAn oasis of calm in Glasgow’s west end, these stunning gardens provide a welcome break from the bustle of city life, and offer walks by the River Kelvin.

THE CLYDESIDE DISTILLERY2 miles from Glasgow city centreThe Clydeside Distillery is Glasgow’s first city centre whisky distillery. Visitors will discover the skill and craftsmanship which goes into making excellent single malt Scotch whisky today.

KELVINGROVE ART GALLERY ANDMUSEUM2 miles from Glasgow city centreKelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum houses one of Europe’s great art collections. It is among the top three free-to-enter visitor attractions in Scotland and one of the most visited museums in the UK. Opened in 1901, the museum has 22 themed galleries displaying an astonishing 8,000 objects.

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THE GLASGOW SCHOOL OF ARTGlasgow city centreLearn about Charles Rennie Mackintosh by visiting the artist’s architectural masterpiece. Built between 1896 and 1909, it is an internationally-acclaimed art school and the artist’s most important legacy.

GLASGOW RIVERSIDE WALKGlasgow city centreEnjoy a stroll along Glasgow’s rejuvenated riverside featuring luxury penthouses, the iconic ‘squinty’ bridge, the much acclaimed Riverside Museum and, Glasgow’s SSE Hydro Arena.

UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW2 miles from city centreFounded in 1451, the University of Glasgow is the fourth oldest university in the English-speaking world. One of the leading UK research universities, Glasgow boasts a global reputation and includes among its alumni the father of economics, Adam Smith.

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GETTING TO AND AROUND GLASGOW

CAR HIRE

You can easily access the rest of Scotland by car and there is a wide choice of car rental operators at Glasgow Airport.

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FROM THE AIRPORT

Glasgow City Centre is just 8 miles away for those making their own arrangements.

Our express Glasgow Airport Express runs 24 hours per day up to every 10 minutes, straight to the heart of the city and the key rail and bus stations for easy transport across all of Scotland.

The Glasgow Airport Express departs from directly in front of the terminal building.

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