Short walking tour of Glasgow

Described as one of the most magnificent municipal building in Europe in a city full of magnificent Victoria and Edwardian architecture. The Marble staircase is reckoned to be the largest in Europe. Regularly used as a film set and featured in Indiana Jones "Dial of Destiny", The Buccaneers, World War Z,

Guarded by Glasgow's most famous statue "Conehead" the duke of Wellington. Learn the history of the building, its multiple uses from private house to Stock exchange to Library and of course the Duke of Wellington himself. Described by Lonely Planet as one of the worlds most unusual Statues,

With over fourteen famous and unique Statues representing Glasgow, Scottish and British Empire history. You may not like the people and with only one woman these statues represent a unique slice of Scottish and British history. At least two of the world's greatest writers, five great scientists a smattering of infamous characters and a few of the less well known but amusing.

The original source of Glasgow's great power, where it all began the workhouse of the British Empire and the biggest port and shipyards in the world. This small part of Glasgow produced the world's first ever millionaires, where the lived and traded founding some of the world's greatest industries.

Scotland's only extant cathedral. The tour will end close to the entrance allowing you all the time you need to conduct your own private experience