Facts About Glasgow. Scotland’s Largest City: Glasgow is Scotland’s largest city and the fourth-largest in the UK, celebrated for its cultural, historical, and architectural significance. The River Clyde: The River Clyde fostered Glasgow’s development as a shipbuilding powerhouse, leading to its nickname as the “Second City of the ...

Take a look below at 12 of Glasgow’s most historic buildings that best represent Glasgow’s culture, people, and history. 1. Anniesland Court. Anniesland Court and the surrounding area certainly stick out from the rest of Glasgow thanks to their Brutalist architecture. The design was meant to echo the structure of a traditional Glasgow ...

The world’s oldest joke shop, which has been part of Glasgow City Centre for 140 years, has closed its doors for the final time. Tam Shepherd’s Trick Shop, which opened in 1886, closed permanently on Saturday, November 9. Owner Jean Watson released a statement at the weekend confirming that the building they operated from is being ...

On Sunday November 17, Glasgow’s Christmas lights switch-on will mark the start of the festive season for many. The entertainment line-up has officially been announced, alongside a call for ...

Glasgow is a jumping off point for many of Scotland’s best destinations, from rugged islands and craggy mountain experiences to beautiful Highland hotels. But the country's second city is worth ...

A historic Glasgow joke shop, which claims to be the world's oldest family-run magic and joke store, has closed after 138 years. Tam Shepherds Trick Shop in Queen Street has been run by the same ...