Overview
Overview
As the largest city in Scotland and the third largest in the UK, Glasgow is renowned for its culture, style and friendly locals. With an energetic and cutting-edge attitude, Glasgow has impressive Victorian architecture fronting its dizzyingly diverse shops, restaurants, and bars. And with a formidable live music scene, Glasgow has colorful, nonstop nightlife whether you’re seeking out a quaint pub or nightclub that’s open until dawn. As the gateway to the Scottish Highlands and Islands, Glasgow is also a great starting point for travelers looking to explore more rugged and rural landscapes.
Marriage Requirements
For couples wishing to have a non-symbolic ceremony, please check with your Destination Wedding Specialist for specific requirements.
Climate & Beaches
Climate
Scotland has a temperate oceanic climate which varies widely from one region to the next. Winter temperatures average around 39 degrees F and summer temperatures are around 66 degrees F.
Beaches
There are no beaches within Glasgow, but nearby beaches like Aberdour Silver Sands and Luskentyre have stunning, rugged Scottish beauty.
Activities & Tourist Attractions
Activities
The Glasgow School of Art is one of the city’s famed architectural gems and tours are available from local art students themselves. Aside from the school, there are a number of worthy museums and galleries to explore, including the Riverside Museum and Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Aside from its stunning buildings, Glasgow is home to plenty of green city space, with the Botanic Gardens and Necropolis taking center stage. For shoppers, Glasgow’s West End is only seconded to London as the UK’s formidable fashion hub.