Glasgow: Gander Walking Tour

Get ready to explore a world city bursting with energy and rich in history, culture, and remarkable architecture on this fast-moving, in-depth tour. Here's what awaits you:

Stop 1: Royal Exchange Square
Meet Mother Glasgow, Scotland's powerhouse, guided by the self-styled Glasgow Gander. This is where your journey begins!

Stop 2: Duke of Wellington Statue
Snap a photo with the iconic cone-wearing statue. Learn the humorous backstory of this modern Glasgow tradition that thumbs its nose to authority!

Stop 3: Buchanan Street
Wander up Britain's top shopping street outside London. Discover how Glasgow stood against apartheid South Africa and made its mark in history.

Stop 4: George Square
Explore the heart of Glasgow, keeping an eye out for the rooftop ship! Marvel at the stunning Glasgow City Chambers, one of northern Europe's finest municipal buildings

Stop 5: Glasgow's Trades Hall
Uncover this often-overlooked Georgian hub and hear the intriguing tale of a club where gluttony was celebrated!

Stop 6: Art Deco Hidden Gem
Step into the only public Art Deco interior in Glasgow City Centre—a true hidden gem with a superb history.

Stop 7: Hutcheson's Hall
In the shadow of striking architecture, hear the compelling story of Glasgow's evolution from a commercial center to an industrial powerhouse, towards the city it is today.

Stop 8: Trongate
Stroll along this ancient thoroughfare and uncover the fascinating history of an incredible hidden entertainment venue—subject to availability.

Stop 9: Tolbooth Steeple
Stand beneath the 17th-century Tolbooth Steeple and delve into the eye-popping history of Old Glasgow at its epicenter—Glasgow Cross.

Stop 10: High Street
On the city's main ancient thoroughfare, behold a striking visage with a grand tale to tell, and receive a recommendation for a must-try deep-fried delicacy.

Stop 11: High Street Mural
Spot one of Glasgow's most celebrated pieces of street art featuring the city's famous son, cleverly hidden in plain sight.

Stop 12: Provand's Lordship
Admire the 15th-century Provand's Lordship, Glasgow's oldest house, and take note of four unique buildings nearby—one of which is rumored to facilitate inter-dimensional travel!

Stop 13: Glasgow Cathedral
Conclude your tour at Mother Glasgow's architectural pinnacle. This majestic medieval Scottish Gothic cathedral is beautifully framed by the Victorian Necropolis, the city's 'city of the dead.'