• George Square - Topics/stories include:
  Statues, the city’s history, and industrial action.
• Merchant City - Topics/stories include:
  Trade, tobacco, and slavery.
• University of Strathclyde - Topics/stories include:
  Science, innovation, and Frankenstein.
• Provand’s Lordship - Topics/stories include:
  Glasgow’s oldest building and the legend of St Mungo.
• Glasgow Cathedral - Topics/stories include:
  The church, religion, and the hospital.
• The Necropolis - Topics/stories include:
  A quick stop to showcase some of the monuments.
• St. Mungo at High Street - Topics/stories include:
  Law enforcement.
• Glasgow Cross - Topics/stories include:
  City beginnings, hangings, and the arts.
• Saltmarket - Topics/stories include:
  A humorous story about air travel.
• Glasgow Green - Topics/stories include:
  Shipbuilding and the Glasgow fair.
• Barrowland Ballroom - The final stop of the tour!

• Funny and historic anecdotes
• Recommendations for your stay
• Genuine Scottish born guide
• English language only
• In Person Guide from a Professional Public Speaker

• Entrance fees to attractions
• Food and drinks
• Transportation to/from the starting point

Join one of Scotland’s most entertaining historical tour guides for a delightful exploration of the history of Glasgow, the second city of the British Empire!

The tour will delve into the city’s history of innovation, bravery, battles, and most importantly, the extraordinary individuals who have made this city (with a delightful bias!) the most humorous city in the world.

Starting at the iconic Duke of Wellington statue, adorned with its distinctive “hat,” a symbol of Glasgow, your guide and comedian will share stories from the city’s 850-plus years of history. The tour will then proceed to the City Chambers, the stunning Glasgow Cathedral, and the Necropolis, with many other fascinating stops along the way.

Prepare for captivating tales, dark nights, and bright moments, all while enjoying laughter and learning.

The main guide, Ross Leslie, is a five-time finalist for Scottish Comedian of the Year and has been delighting audiences both on stage and on the historic streets for several years.

• Wear comfortable walking shoes
• The walk will be at least 8,000 steps
• A lot of walking!
• Check the weather forecast and dress appropriately

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.