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main square with Xmas decorations- quite early :-)
Kirsty and myself in George Square
Hello all,
My fiance and I are traveling to Glasgow via Edinburgh Airport (don't ask...), and we would like to know the easiest way to get from Edinburgh Airport to Glasgow. We will have a lot of baggage so we would really like to avoid multiple stops and transfers. What do you all recommend?
Thanks in advance!
The usual way is to get the bus to Edinburgh (Waverley) from the airport where you have the choice of a bus to Glasgow or going across the road and getting the train. I would prefer the train, it is more expensive but worth it! :-)
There used to be a shuttle bus from one to the other - non stop with lots of room for luggage. Ask a travel agent or go on line .
If you get yourself to George Square, then you are right in the centre of Glasgow and can get almost anywhere from there. The tourist information centre is located here. The big red open top tour bus leaves from here (about gbp6) and Queen Street train station is here. All the local buses are within walking distance too.
There are two quality newspapers for Scotland i.e. The Herald and The Scotsman.
If you're interested to find out what's happening in and around Scotland, may I humbly suggest that you surf straight to the following weblinks:
www.theherald.co.uk
& www.scotsman.com.
This is Scotland’s national football stadium. It is the home of Queen's Park F.C., the 'grandfathers' of Scottish Football.
Hampden Park seated capacity is 52,000.
We took a guided tour around the stadium and visited the fine museum one morning. This was an excellent tour with a very knowledgeable guide. We went around the changing rooms and warm up areas, including a go at taking the fastest penalty. Then it was up to pitch side to take in the view. We followed this by taking a look around the great museum which has some interesting items. Well worth the visit.
I love skiing and although there are only dry slopes in Glasgow, the mountains and real snow are only a few hours away. Glencoe is the nearest to Glasgow, its about 1 1/2 hours away. Check out www.ski.visitscotland.com for more info on all the ski resorts in Scotland or contact me for more info on them. Can't wait till the snow comes back!!!!
My favourite pub in Glasgow, great beer and anexcellent pub to just sit and have a yap with your mates. I always like to start the evening here, before heading onwards to any of the excellent city centre clubs. Plus there is some great live music. None that I'm aware of, I base that i spent an evening there in overalls because i couldn't be arsed to go home and get changed after work.
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