
Visiting Glasgow for budget travellers can be an exciting experience as the national arts and cultural hub in Scotland has Victorian and Art Nouveau architecture for all to admire. Itโs the home of the Scottish Opera, National Theatre of Scotland, and has its own thriving music scene as well as an impressive collection of museums.
You donโt have to spend a fortune to get to know Glasgowโs heart and soul. There are plenty of enriching, educational and exciting experiences to be had here that wonโt break the bank. Check out how to enjoy Glasgow with a small budget, with some of the best, most wallet-friendly experiences you can have on your holiday travels in this Scottish port city, below.
Go window shopping
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Buchanan Street is an entertainment and cultural hub of Glasgow. While itโs known for upscale designer shops, fine dining, and other high-end offerings, Buchanan Street also offers live performances all day every day from street artists and buskers along the lane.
Youโll also find roadside cafes and many inexpensive places to grab a bite while youโre on your way. Even if youโre not spending a lot, itโs a great place to soak up the atmosphere and culture of Glasgow, and even to enjoy a pint at one of the local bars while you watch the world go by.
์ฃผ์: Glasgow G1 2JX, UK

Buchanan Street
Experience the history of football
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The Scottish Football Museum in Hampden Park draws fans of football from all over the world. You can spend a whole day exploring the exhibits here and go on a journey through the entire history of the sport.
Youโll find thousands of things to see here, from uniforms and balls to records of championship matches and even film footage that highlights some of the greatest football matches ever played by some of the greatest players ever to take the field. The Scottish Football Museum is without a doubt a must-visit, even if youโre only a minor fan of the sport.
์ฃผ์: Hampden Park, Glasgow G42 9BA, UK
์ด์ ์๊ฐ: Daily from 10 am to 5 pm
์ ํ: +44 (0)141 616 6139

Scottish Football Museum
Stroll through one of Glasgowโs oldest quarters
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Merchant City dates back to the 1750s and once housed the warehouses of some of the wealthiest merchants in the region. More recently, the historic buildings that dot this quarter of the city have become home to some of the coolest galleries, restaurants, bars, clubs, and boutiques around.
Itโs even better in the summer during the annual Merchant City Festival, with family-friendly activities and some of the best arts and entertainment Scottish culture has to offer. Itโs a vibrant location all year long where the most artistic and creative types around base themselves. You can walk the streets and check out floating galleries, do some window shopping or grab a cup of coffee at a local street cafe.
์ฃผ์: Glasgow G1 1NQ, UK

Merchant City
Take a tour of early 20th century
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Tenement House is a time capsule in Glasgow that takes you back to the early 20th century. Originally the residence of Miss Agnes Toward from 1911 through 1965, the house has been preserved precisely since then. You can walk through the home to see a coal-fired kitchen stove and check out household items from days gone by, including a jar of jam dating back to 1929!
Youโll see reclining chairs upholstered with black horsehair, box beds, original working gaslights and antique medication bottles. You can see a ball of soap that turned jet-black after decades of handling. There are also rotating history exhibits and holiday celebrations at various points throughout the year.
์ฃผ์: 145 Buccleuch St, Glasgow G3 6QN, UK
์ด์ ์๊ฐ: FridayโMonday from 11 am to 4 pm
์ ํ: +44 (0)141 333 0183

Tenement House
See the striking marble construction
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The Glasgow City Chambers were inaugurated by Queen Victoria in 1888 and are famed for their grand marble staircase and vast banquet hall. Outside, itโs one of the most imposing and iconic buildings in the city, located at the heart of George Square. Guided tours of the interior are free and will take you up one of the largest solid-marble staircases in Western Europe, which is made entirely of Italian Carrara marble.
You can also view the over 1.5 million hand-laid tiles in the domes and vaulted ceiling. Youโll see magnificent โelectrolierโ chandeliers that were commissioned before the hall was completed in 1885, each run from a generator in the basement.
์ฃผ์: 82 George Square, Glasgow G2 1DU, UK
์ด์ ์๊ฐ: MondayโFriday from 9 am to 5 pm
์ ํ: +44 (0)141 287 2000

City Chambers
Enjoy some spirits
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The Glengoyne Distillery opened in 1833 and has been described as among the most beautiful distilleries in Scotland. Glengoyne whisky is famed for its slow distillation process โ just a third of the rate of other whiskies โ to result in the unique and fruity taste for which itโs known.
A wide variety of tours are available to suit just about any budget, which include the regular distillery tour, a tasting tour and a tour that offers a whisky and chocolate pairing. There are also the Master Blender Session tours, Masterclass tours, and Cask Tastings that require advanced booking. Itโs a fun way to experience the making of one of Scotlandโs national spirits.
์ฃผ์: Dumgoyne, Killearn, Glasgow G63 9LB, UK
์ด์ ์๊ฐ: Daily from 10 am to 5 pm
์ ํ: +44 (0)136 055 0254

Glengoyne Distillery
Get cultured with free exchibits
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The Hunterian is famed for having the largest display in the world of the works of James McNeill Whistler. Even so, it also has massive holdings from Charles Rennie Mackintosh, including the reassembled interior of his home. Itโs among the oldest museums in Scotland and has a collection of over a million artefacts, images, documents and other exhibits.
Things to see and experience here include getting up close and personal with meteorites and mummies as well as artwork from classical to modern. No trip to Glasgow is complete without a trip to The Hunterian, and youโre sure to see some of the most astounding artefacts youโve ever seen.
์ฃผ์: 82 Hillhead St, Glasgow G12 8QQ, UK
์ด์ ์๊ฐ: TuesdayโSaturday from 10 am to 5 pm, Sunday from 11 am to 4 pm
์ ํ: +44 (0)141 330 4221

The Hunterian
Explore the hallowed halls
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The University of Glasgow is more than just an institute of higher learning. This venerable institution was founded in 1451, making it a location with deep roots and even deeper history. Itโs among the oldest institutions of its kind in the English-speaking world. You can take a walking tour of the grounds and visit some of the most significant spots from its history.
These include the gravestone of Thomas Reid and the staircase Lord Kelvin walked to reach his laboratory every day. Youโll also learn about the universityโs connections to figures like James Watt, Adam Smith, and Isabella Elder, among others, as you read the names on the Memorial Gates.
์ฃผ์: Glasgow G12 8QQ, UK
์ ํ: +44 (0)141 330 2000

University of Glasgow
Relax in the tended green space
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Victoria Park comprises 20 hectares of green space that adjoins the Scotstoun, Whiteinch, Jordanhill, and Broomhill districts. It was dedicated and named in 1886 in honour of Queen Victoriaโs jubilee that year. This park offers a wealth of completely free activities you can enjoy, from relaxing walks along Victorian paths to historical monuments.
There are World War I and World War II memorials, a childrenโs playground, and a pond with 2 small islands โ the larger of which you can cross to over iron bridges. Its gates date to 1887 and have been fully restored to their original colours. You might even catch a glimpse of the only wild-breeding parakeet flock in Scotland here.
์ฃผ์: Glasgow G14 9NW, UK
์ ํ: +44 (0)141 287 5064

Victoria Park
Find hidden treasures
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The Lanes are a series of 5 quaint streets where youโll find some of the finest indie shops and restaurants in the region. Start on Cresswell, then work your way along the Dowanside, Ruthven, and Ashton lanes. Here you can find hidden arts-and-crafts galleries that promote Scottish creativity, handmade crafts, clothing and arts, fine stationery, and vintage tearooms.
You can find stores that sell licensed Harry Potter merchandise and offer science and potion workshops for the kids, ethnic cuisine, and vintage record and comic book stores. Youโll also find arthouse cinemas, unique performance-art studios, live music venues, and the famed Innis & Gunn brewery. Itโs all tucked away in just a few streets within a few minutesโ walk.
์ฃผ์: Hillhead, Glasgow G12 8AA, UK

The Lanes
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