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GLASGOW ✔ Pubar & Klubbar ✔ Öl & Whisky ✔ Musikscenen ✔ Shoppingen ✔ Maten ✔ Kulturen ✔ Fotboll ✔ Golf 2 GLASGOW Spännande Mode, Musik Och Mat Publicerad november 20162014 GLASGOW ✔ Pubar & klubbar ✔ Öl & whisky ✔ Musikscenen ✔ Shoppingen ✔ Maten ✔ Kulturen ✔ Fotboll ✔ Golf 2 GLASGOW Spännande mode, musik och mat lasgow har verkligen skrapar man lite på ytan hittar inte grannen Edinburghs man en stad som vibrerar av Gskönhet och magiska spännande kultur, mode, musik, byggnader, men den är arkitektur och design. ändå min favorit av de två systerstäderna. Glasgow Det nya under de senaste lever gott på några andra åren är matscenen. Få kunde saker, framförallt en egen för några år sedan förutspå att särpräglad och uppkäftig stil Glasgows nya restauranger och en kreativitet som få andra skulle locka med så spännande europeiska städer. innovativ matlagning som de gör i dag. Mina skotska vänner förklarar att eftersom vädret alltid är som Och letar du ute efter bra det är här finns det inget annat shopping är det nog bara att göra än att hålla sig inne, bli London som kan matcha Text & foto: kreativ och skapa saker. Och Glasgow i hela Storbritannien. JONAS HENNINGSSON 5 x praktiska fakta El Internet för sina gäster, liksom samtliga I Storbritannien har man inte Glasgow blev första stad i bibliotek. Håll också utkik efter samma typ av eluttag som i Skottland att erbjuda fritt wifi wifi-skyltarna som man ser på Sverige. En adapter krävs, men på utvalda platser runt om fler och fler ställen runt staden. har du glömt den har de flesta i stan, koppla upp dig mot Hotellen har nästan alltid större hotellen adapter att låna GlasgowCC WiFi. Många internet, såväl på rummen som ut. Man kan också köpa en för kaféer och restauranger i lobbyn, dock långt ifrån alla 30–40 kronor i de flesta större erbjuder internetuppkoppling erbjuder gästerna det gratis. varuhusen. Den finns flera museer som har fri wifi på kafeet där man Dricks kan kolla mejlen, bland annat Runt tio procent är bra att lägga Modern Art Museum. på notan. Taxichaufförerna förväntar sig också att man Bäst tid att åka hit åtminstone rundar av notan Till Glasgow kan man absolut uppåt. På puben däremot åka året runt. Maj, juni, dricksar inte alla. september och december är några favoritmånader då man Telefon ganska ofta möts av en blå Mobilnätet fungerar alldeles himmel. Sommarmånaderna är utmärkt i Glasgow. En året-runt-stad. desto mer blöta generellt. redaktion Guideredaktör Sture Bjarnelind ([email protected]). Redigerare Yvonne Westerman. Kartgrafik Rikard Bodin. Text och foto Jonas Henningsson. Övrigt foto Andrea Björsell, Wikimedia Commons. Omslagsfoto Glasgow City Chambers, George Square Utgivare Aftonbladet Hierta AB. Ansvarig utgivare Sofia Olsson Olsén. Adress Aftonbladet, 105 18 Stockholm. Telefon 08-725 2000. Ladda ner fler reseguider på www.aftonbladet.se/reseguider 3 Glasgows måsten Mono Café – öl, Pieces – för mat & livemusik 14 bästa kaffet 11 Konserter, skivbutiker15 Vintage på West End Starry Starry – bästa Night distriktet 16 7 5 x viktiga fakta Pass runtom i stan. Taxibilar tar inte ganska ruffigt under helgkvällar Du behöver ett giltigt pass för att kort. Bäst är att växla pengar och nätter. åka till Glasgow och Skottland. hemma eftersom många Visum behövs däremot inte för banker tar en uttagsavgift när Vänstertrafik svenska medborgare. du använder kortet i automat Det är vänstertrafik som gäller i utomlands. Skottland. Var noga med att titta Pengar åt höger innan du går över gatan Ett pund är ca 11,50 kronor Säkerhet och kör försiktigt om du hyr bil. (okt 2016). Kort fungerar bra i Glasgow är en förhållandevis de flesta affärer, restauranger säker stad. Men viss hänsyn och Tid och pubar, till och med hos sunt förnuft är det som gäller -1 timme. Ställ alltså tillbaka marknadsstånden i vissa fall, nattetid. På vissa gator kring klockan en timme när du landar undantaget är mindre kiosker Central Station kan det vara i Skottland. 4 GLASGOW 5 x resa hit Lågpris utanför Glasgow. Prisexempel Tåg Norwegian flyger direkt från i april: Tre dagars spel på Själv anländer jag ofta Glasgow Stockholm/Arlanda och Dundonald, Western Gailes och med tåget från Edinburgh, Köpenhamn till Edinburgh. Glasgow Gailes, alla transfers, smidigt och enkelt. Det tar 52 Därifrån är det knappt en boende tre nätter inklusive minuter att åka mellan de båda timmes transfer till Glasgow. frukost kostar 5970 kronor med systerstäderna. Mer information Flygresan tar två timmar och Golfresor. om avgångar och bokning hittar en kvart. Med ganska mycket S www.spela-golf.com du på sajten. pusslande och god tur kan S www.scotrail.co.uk man hitta en t/r biljett för runt Reguljärt tusenlappen, men oftast går den SAS flyger till Edinburgh Charter på betydligt mer. från Stockholm Arlanda och Ving säljer weekendpaket till S www.norwegian.com Köpenhamn Kastrup. 2 timmar Glasgow. Flyg och boende tre och 15 minuter tar flygturen nätter på mellanklasshotell Golfresa som normalt går på runt 2 500 inklusive frukost kostar från Flera arrangörer har golfresor kronor eller mer. cirka 4 000/person. till den högklassiga golfkusten S www.sas.se S ving.se 5 x ta sig runt Promenera Det absolut bästa sättet att se Glasgow är genom att promenera. Stadens centrum är inte speciellt utbrett och de flesta sevärdheterna ligger inom bekvämt promenadavstånd om du bor centralt. Ta med sköna skor och ge dig ut på upptäcksfärd. Sightseeingbussar Sightseeingbussarna som turar runt stadens viktigaste sevärdheter är också bra att använda för att ta sig runt och hoppa av där andan faller på. Tåg Vill du se något av landsbygden och den fina kusten nära Glasgow är tågen ett mycket bra alternativ, framförallt om du vill ut till Ayrshirekusten med alla Ett bra sätt att se staden när fötterna protesterar. fantastiska golfbanor. Dit är det bara 40 minuter med tåg från åka någon sträcka efter långa bussnät över staden som tar centrala Glasgow. vandringar upp och ner för dig till alla sevärdheter. Med stadens gator. buss kan man också nå utanför Taxi staden, exempelvis för att Betydligt billigare än hemma Buss besöka whiskydestillerier eller och det kan vara skönt att Det finns ett mycket bra utbyggt småbyar. Ladda ner fler reseguider på www.aftonbladet.se/reseguider 5 5 x boende Citizen M Citizen M ligger helt perfekt mitt i de centrala delarna av staden. Bäst är lobbyn och loungen där man kan hänga i kaféet och träffa andra resenärer. Fint uppdaterat hotellkoncept för samtiden. Dubbelrum från 1 250 kronor. w 60 Renfrew Street S www.citizenm.com Belhaven Fint hotell som ligger i den spännande och mångkulturella stadsdelen West End där man hittar mängder av bra restauranger och spännande shopping. Dubbelrum går att hitta från cirka 900 kronor om man bokar deras speciella erbjudanden via nätet. w 15 Belhaven Terrace S www.belhavenhotel.com Radisson SAS Hotel Luftigt och stiligt designat hotell med bra läge nära tågstationen i hjärtat av staden. Rum från 1 800 kronor. Det kan gå att hitta billigare vid speciella kampanjer på nätet. w 301 Argyle Street S www.radissonblu.co.uk/hotel-glas- gow Malmaison Glasgow Ett stiligt hotell med en mycket bra restaurang och med en trendigt snygg bar där man kan både se och synas. Centralt beläget på West George Street. Rum från strax under tusenlappen w 278 West George Street S www.malmaison-glasgow. com/ the-hotel Rabs Ha’s CitizenM, väldigt samtida designhotell med bästa läge i stan. Rab Ha´s är en av mina favoriter. Mysigt och intimt med bra läge vanliga pubmaten liksom mer frukost. i Merchant City, nära pubar, avancerade rätter och har ett bra w 83 Hutcheson Street Merchant restauranger och affärer. Med utbud av whisky och öl. Rum City en fin liten pub som serverar den från cirka 950 kronor inklusive S www.rabhas.co.uk 6 GLASGOW 5 x upplevelser Musiken har varuhusen av tradition The Tall Ship, Kelvingrove Art För mig är musiken det första kvällsöppet fram till klockan 19 Gallery, och kör förbi mängder jag tänker på när jag tänker på eller 20. av bra restauranger och barer. den här staden. Glasgow är Hoppa av och på där du vill. ett av Storbritanniens verkliga Kulturen Tvådagarsbiljett kostar 125 kr musikcentrum och band som Det känns som att de allra flesta för vuxna och 50 kr för barn The Jesus and Mary Chain, är intresserade av kultur i den mellan 5 och 15 år. Familjebiljett Teenage Fanclub, Primal här staden. Glasgow är en för två vuxna och upp till Scream, Franz Ferdinand och kulturstad av stora mått och har fyra barn kostar cirka 275 kr. hajpen Glasvegas kommer mängder av bra museum och Bussarna utgår från George härifrån. Musiklivet är utbrett spännande gallerier du inte bör Square och har guidning på och omtalat och livemusik hittar missa. Designintresserade söker svenska. du alla dagar i veckan på flera sig till The Lighthouse, centrum platser . Kolla med den lokala för arkitektur och design Gå på fotboll skivbutiken för att höra vad som som ligger i en imponerande Är du här när skotska ligan är är på gång. byggnad i city. CCA Centre for igång och är intresserad av Contemporary Art är en annan fotboll ska du inte missa ett Shopping favorit. besök på en hemmamatch Efter London är det Glasgow för Glasgow Rangers eller som är bäst, störst och mest Tura stan i buss Celtic. Rangers spelar sina spännande av Storbritanniens Är det någon stad där jag hemmamatcher på Ibrox städer, något som återspeglar brukar rekommendera Stadium på Edmiston Drive 150 sig i stilen som Glasgowborna sightseeingbussarna är det just och Celtic har sin hemmabas själva har. Vintage, mainstream i Glasgow (och grannstaden på Celtic Park på Kerrydale eller senaste nytt från de stora Edinburgh). Rutten är Street. Och har du möjlighet modehusen – det mesta hittar utomordentligt väl vald och försök pricka in derbyt Old Firm du här.
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