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Glasgow Summer 2014 George Square, City Chambers, Gallery of Modern Art, For Kids! C OW r G a Visitor Info Centre, Queen Street Station, Hard Rock Cafe S i g Some stops are request only A h Look out Botanic Gardens L G a Premier Inn George Square l a l G r STOP R s and you should signal if you Bus Stop c u o a for our ZoneCard Bus stop b d Glasgow Cathedral, St Mungo Museum, Provand’s Lordship, e R Bus Operator Services from this stop o wish to board or leave the bus d Grea a t Weste City Glasgow Necropolis, Cathedral House Hotel R rn Ro d branded Sightseeing ad c1 d n a l bus stop Tennent Caledonian Brewery and Visitor Centre d n Join us for an entertaining and colourful y et H tre d S d Bair signs Merchant City, Merchant Square, Ramshorn Theatre, a Tours P o D High o George Square burgh Road o R W r b e b Merchant City Inn Hotel, Glasgow Police Museum insight into Glasgow past and present t s st P ie e r D ’ in s r ce u L ’s o y S n a U tr n ee d n B iv t e r a si t s y Ave Glasgow The Barras weekend market, Glickman’s Sweet Shop nue R o a Caledonian W t o d Historical tour commentary o S d University l r a We et n st Graham Stre e featuring d Glasgow Green, People’s Palace, Doulton Fountain, t s v t R e o o e e a r n d e Park t r C Glasgow Terrible tales from its past Buccleuch Street a o t The West Brewery, Templeton’s Carpet Factory Building y w c t a Ro S ddens ad d a e H S a Circus e e Cathedral t o t s h r W t t R e e o r S n e s n R Buchanan o i r r e Glasgow University Hill Street e r t v i a N y l S St Andrews Square, Cafe Source, St Andrews in the Square s Bus Station G B e t u t K o Renowned Scottish archaeologist, o h c Renfrew Street l Renfrew Street S a Kelvingrove barton R Dum d D historian, author and broadcaster. St Enoch Shopping Centre, Scotia Bar, Britannia Panopticon Art Gallery t Buchanan e Sauchieha t ll Str e eet ee Tennent & Museum tr r S t Galleries l a r S t d e t Caledonian h t e a Strathclyde C t h e St Vincent Place, The Lighthouse, Princes Square, t e e e i r Breweries r t e e University Bath Street t t r t Charing B e S S t t e e t Buchanan Galleries, Buchanan Street Shopping e l S e e r e e l l r Cross t t r e i S d e l r t l S t R on o l t r a a a b d N b t m h Queen St u S S D e e d i l West Regent Street n S t p O h c k e s o u t N a d s t Station n m I n Radisson Blu Hotel, Central Station, Grand Central Hotel, S e E e V n o g t a a e e l e L r e W r d a C t b n r Multi-lingual commentary in English, French, German, R t E l S i y e t l t le l n K e r m We l st G eo Euro Hostel, The Artto Hotel, Jurys Hotel rg e Str S eet s k o Geo rge r Str l e et s o e R e e B H l E e E i M e W George p W V I t o S Italian, Spanish, Swedish, Russian, Portuguese and Mandarin Square R A t e r H g r Glasgow Marriott Hotel, Menzies Hotel, Glasgow Hilton, e y l e e r S t t e t cent Street St Vin Cochrane St re e e t S t e s Premier Inn Argyle Street, Hotel Indigo r t e t e a via headphones or a live English speaking guide tr t S t l n S e c e t n t St g i am V Ingr t t e e S e othwell Street u B t r N i e e o t r r e U t P N Merchant S t t D Glasgow Science Centre, Imax Cinema, Glasgow Tower, S w t n S o on selected tours. S n e l r t h i Square l a o d e t o g Hop on board a City Sightseeing Glasgow bus r t h eet e i o r n n St terloo n a t Premier Inn Pacific Quay (opens Summer 2014) W h o e H a h rt S wo S S S s ld t c u r S h o e t e t H e w t r n c t t i r r s Riverside e e e t r u h II I X II I M I e X I I X I V e X e I t V I I V e I I V e I I re V t S S t n oga B t Cad and take your children back in time to when t e Our Ghoulish Glasgow commentary is available u y Museum l Central Hilton Garden Inn Hotel, North Rotunda, Campanile Hotel, l et t l Bell Stre Q B e Station w oad Finnieston Crane e R s u k ho via headphones on all multi-lingual tours. oint P A rgyle Street c Trongate Glasgow was a scary place full of ghosts, ghouls et re o t Argyle S t t t e St e t S ee e t Str t cross Gallowgate Scottish ob e t r S S S t r t t Enoch t SECC, The Hydro, Clyde Auditorium, Crowne Plaza Hotel e t e t S n t and some pretty horrible criminals! t Exhibition and S e e t e o t r a a r e s k e Shopping Centre d t c e O t r e l t s i b e Conference Centre W o S t e r S r t r n e e tre a a S r a r t H o t s w S e a t rd n k S t tre S e w t m e e S r b m e S t April - November 2014 s w e l o o d a k n Riverside Museum, The Tall Ship r m l O o St J n i Y a r R t r a e o S p a S J l B t p Andrews t s A e e w o e c la e c mie gat i i roo e d B C g L l l Square n y d o M d i l n y e S Br n Sit down, headphones on and tune in a tr d E e n e o H t Kelvingrove Park, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum L first last i n R F o dates departure frequency departure Greendyke St ad Glasgow Tour - bus stops Lanceeld Quay Anderston Quay RIVER CLYDE to listen to the terrible tales told by Glasgow University, Hunterian Art Gallery & Museum, 28th Mar - 1st May 0930 every 30 mins 1600 Glasgow Subway Stations The Mackintosh House, Glasgow University Visitor Centre ghostly narrators Emily and Ingles as Glasgow Peoples Glasgow Clyde Arc Palace Visitor Information Green 2nd May - 26th June 0930 every 20 mins 1650 Science Byres Road, Grosvenor Cinema, Ashton Lane they take you on a journey through Centre Govan Rd 0930 every 15 mins 1700 ©copyright 2014 City Sightseeing Glasgow Glasgow’s infamous past. George Square 27th June - 1st Sept Botanic Gardens, Oran Mor, Hilton Grosvenor Hotel 1715 every 30 mins 1815 Hotel Du Vin, Glasgow Pond Hotel Glasgow Cathedral 2nd Sept - 29th Sept 0930 every 20 mins 1650 Tour commentary suitable Peoples Palace 30th Sept - 2nd Nov 1000 every 30 mins 1600 Cottiers Bar, Restaurant and Theatre Historical tour commentary All tickets are available from your driver or from: for age 6 and up Glasgow Science centre Our full tour takes approx 1hr 50 mins. Whilst we make every effort Glasgow Science Centre - 20% off Visitor Info Centre Buchanan Bus Station Byres Road, Grosvenor Cinema, Ashton Lane — its Ghastly!!! Riverside Museum Ghoulish Glasgow to run on time, delays caused by traffic can occasionally occur. full admission prices with your valid kids commentary Glasgow Tour ticket 170 Buchanan Street Killermont Street Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum, Kelvin Hall Sports Arena The Hydro & SECC Departure times shown are from stop 1 at George Square West. Glasgow G2 2LW Glasgow G2 3NW Adult £12 £14 Kelvingrove Park, Hotels Tel: 0141 204 4400 Tel: 0141 333 3708 Kelvingrove Art Gallery Live Guide Full accessibility for wheelchair users Concession / Student £10 £12 Afternoon tea at the (selected tours) Willow Tea Rooms Royal Highland Fusiliers Museum, SYHA Youth Hostel, Available on multi-lingual tours only. Botanic Gardens is available on selected tours.
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