Glasgow is a city on the edge of Scotland. This bustling metropolis has a lot to offer, from museums and galleries to charming shops and restaurants. Glasgow's famous landmarks include the Glasgow Cathedral which was built in 1136. The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum houses some of Europe's finest artworks with paintings by Monet, Rubens, Whistler, Gaugin and Van Gogh just to name a few! You can't go wrong with exploring this beautiful city by bike or on foot as you will find new things around every corner! Glasgow is a city with a rich and varied history, but it's also one of the most modern cities in Europe. The vibrant, bustling Glasgow we know today was built on centuries worth of tradition and industry. From its humble beginnings as an agricultural village to the height of the Industrial Revolution, these Five tours will help you explore this fascinating place like never before! 1.Glasgow Cathedral Tour: see how Christianity has shaped Scotland's largest city for over 1,000 years.   2.St Mungo Museum Tour: learn about Glasgow’s patron saint who brought Christianity to Scotland in 5th century AD.  3.Tower Building Tour: marvel at some of Glasgow's tallest buildings from atop their original construction site! 4. The Glasgow Ghost Tour- this fascinating walking tour takes in some of Glasgows most haunted locations whilst telling ghost stories, legends and folklore. 5. The Glasgow Storytelling Tour-If you want something more interactive then try this one! This 2 hour long tour involves hearing about the history of Glasgow by way of story telling from an expert storyteller accompanied by professional actors playing key characters in these tales. A must for all budding historians or anyone who likes to be told a good yarn!