Not the best not the worst

Not my favorite city of scotland but i am happy people like it. It's getting better and better

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Great place to live or visit

I love Glasgow and everybody there are so kind. I live here and the campsies are very close and then a short drive could take you to stunning areas lich lady lake or loch long. Also the canal is very close. The suburbs are also nice like bishopbriggs,torrance,rutherglen and east kilbride. The airport is very good service.

Last Visit: September 2008

11 September 2008 | A Yahoo! User

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Glasgow: A splendid city

Glasgow is a charming town. The cultural scene is lovely and it is a primary link to Stirling, Oban and the gorgeous Scottish Highlands. Glasgow is rich in culture, famous for Rennie MacIntosh's work. You'll find it throughout the shopping district and can immerse yourself in it at the "house for an art lover". Glasgow is a newer European town, which grew primarily in the 19th century during the industrial revolution, yet it has a glorious Cathedral over 500 years old. Sauchiehall, Buchanan St. and Argyle street provide the center of the shopping district which I found superior to Edinburgh's. The museum of modern art is worth a visit as is The Royal Concert Hall at the top of Buchanan, an excellent musical arts center. The city also boasts some outstanding restaurants. The university, art museum our Dumbarton Rd and Byers road in the west end are lovely areas, too. I found Glaswegians to be more friendly than those in Edinburgh and generally a pleasant people. This city is worth the visit, and it is a superb stopping point on the way to the west highland rail line, a truly glorious journey.

Great for: History/Culture, Theatre/Music, Nightlife

Last Visit: May 2004

27 May 2008 | warddrennan

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An amazing city

A great city with lots of shops, great atmosphere, good public transport and a mix of old and modern. A great location to get a train along the west coast to places like Ayr, Oban, Fort William and its handy to go to other places in Scotland.

Last Visit: October 2007

4 November 2007 | A Yahoo! User

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i hated it..it woz like a 2star

the people were so ignorant,and cheeky no one would listen to anything anyones got 2 say!

Great for: Budget Travel

Last Visit: February 2006

2 August 2007 | A Yahoo! User

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It is so alive

Friendly people, great shopping and life about the place. Kelvingrove was terrific and there were so many other attractions from Clydeside to Burrell, Science Museum to the Tenement House. Also a wonderful centre fro which to visit Loch Lomand and the Firth of Clyde and islands.

Last Visit: February 2007

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Glasgow the "Cuba" of Scotland

Arrived in Glasgow for the New Year’s celebration but was disappointed when they announced the cancellation, BUT when seeking another venue/attraction someone suggested salsa. "Salsa!" I hear you exclaim, yes, Salsa in the heart of Glasgow. I've never danced in my life but I thought "what have i got to lose". So we were directed towards the Ashanti Dance Company which is situated in the West End of Glasgow who were hosting a New Year gathering for all practioners of Cuban Salsa. We were welcomed in as soon as we reached the door and our host Tracy Taggart was excellent. We danced to our amazement and loved every minute of it! The atmosphere, the enthusiasm, the hostess (WOW) made this the most memorable New Year celebration ever.

Great for: Nightlife

Last Visit: January 2007

9 January 2007 | A Yahoo! User

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New capital of Scotland

Only 1 hour by train from Edinburgh, Glasgow is a busy city with ppl and ppl. Main shopping areas are very crowded with cafes and restaurants. Major banks and many headquarters of major companies can be found here.

Great for: History/Culture, Theatre/Music, Nightlife

Last Visit: September 2005

11 September 2006 | A Yahoo! User

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city that got everything

its a great great city, not too busy or small if you want history, culture, shopping, nightlife, live music, arts, it goes on, its all here.. its so friendly and its only 40mins from loch lomond which is just stunning ill be back

Great for: History/Culture, Theatre/Music, Nightlife, Budget Travel

Last Visit: july 2006

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The Capital of STYLE in the UK

Glasgow is truly an amazing and exciting city to visit

Great for: History/Culture, Theatre/Music, Nightlife, Budget Travel, Family Holidays

Last Visit: August 2005

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