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The Cultural City of Glasgow – Saturday 14th November

Glasgow, home to world-class museums, vibrant festivals, and one of the best live music scenes in Britain. The city boasts an array of top-notch restaurants, is famed for its friendly locals, irreverent sense of humour, and it’s also something of a shopper’s paradise. The iconic Wellington statue, adorned with a traffic cone, is a prime example of the locals’ sense of humour. Come explore this amazing city full of quirky streets, local food and amazing bars as well exploring some of the many beautiful parks, museums and other buildings in the area. So climb the Lighthouse, go see the cloisters of the Glasgow University and fall in love with all of the small features of Glasgow that makes it such a great city. Until you’ve been here, you can’t truly say you’ve been to Scotland

ITINERARY OF THE DAY

07:55
Depart from outside Durham Students' Union, New Elvet DH1 3AN
08:20
Depart from opposite International House, Newcastle, Gallowgate, NE1 4SG
08:30
Depart from Northumbria University Business & Law School car park, nr to Sainsburys Local NE2 1UY
11:45
Arrive at Glasgow
11:50
Tour of Glasgow - Including Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum , Kelvingrove Park, Mackintosh House, The Lighthouse, Ashton Lane, The Hidden Lane, Glasgow Botanic Gardens and much more!
12:50
Free Time to explore all of the instagrammable quirky streets, amazing architecture and try one of Glasgows's famous local pubs or restaurants
17:20
Coach departs from North Hanover Street bus stop G1 2BS between Costa George Square and Queen Street Station
20:45
Set down at the Northumbria University Business School car park
20:55
Set-down at International House, Newcastle
21:30
Set-down at Durham Students' Union,New Elvet
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