Tour of Glasgow, Loch Lomond and the historical village of Luss 8 Hrs

Glasgow is my home town and the home of some of Scotland's best cultural attractions and best of all, many of them are free to enter! As a child my father would regularly take me around the most famous sights in Glasgow, it didn't matter if it was good weather or bad, we just spent more time inside some of the fantastic building if the weather was poor. Alternatively if the weather was good, I got the opportunity to appreciate the amazing outdoor attractions. We can tailor this tour to meet your specific requirements, either quick sightseeing tour encompassing most of Glasgow's major attractions or alternatively we can select a few stops relative to your particular interests before heading to Loch Lomond and spending some time on the "bonnie banks" taking in the historic village of Luss. My Mercedes Benz V Class offers guests an elevated view idea for taking pictures and seeing the beautiful Scottish scenery.

Depending on the weather we can either head for Loch Lomond or start the tour in Glasgow taking in a variety of tourists attractions the famous Finnieston Crane and the 2021 COP26 venue. The Clydeside Distillery, pop in for a look and a quick "dram". The Riverside Museum, which reflects the important part Glasgow has played in the world through its contributions to heavy industries like shipbuilding, train manufacturing and engineering. Free entry. Kelvin Grove Art Gallery, explore 22 galleries and discover everything from art to animals, Ancient Egypt to Charles Rennie Mackintosh and onto the world famous Glasgow University. Glasgow Cathedral, an awe-inspiring building dedicated St Mungo, it was built in the 1100s. The Merchant City, a great location to grab a bit of lunch before heading to Loch Lomond. Heading west to Loch Lomond, we will visit the historic village of Luss, situated in the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, before heading to "Loch Lomond" shores situated on the Bonnie Banks.