• River Clyde - The journey begins along the scenic banks of the River Clyde, heading west, passing numerous bridges and historic sites.
• Finnieston Crane - A tribute to the industries that shaped Glasgow and the British Empire, acknowledging both their positive and negative impacts. The Armadillo and the iconic Glasgow theatre are also visible.
• The Tall Ship Glenlee - A stop is made outside the Glasgow Transport Museum and the Glenlee Tallship, a restored sailing vessel honoring the shipbuilding industry that made Glasgow and The Clyde renowned worldwide. The history and its global impact will be discussed.
• University of Glasgow - As Scotland’s second oldest university, a visit to one of the most beautiful and impressive university buildings in the world is planned. The influence of Scottish education on the world will be explored.
• Kelvingrove Park - A ride through one of Glasgow’s most beloved parks includes a visit to the magnificent red stone Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery, an iconic Glasgow landmark.
• River Kelvin - The serene and leafy Kelvin River Path offers a peaceful route north, providing a tranquil escape from the bustling city above.
• Firhill Stadium - Upon joining the Forth and Clyde Canal, enjoy views across the city to the south, counting its spires and tenements. The home of Patrick Thistle Football Club is also passed, in a city celebrated as the home of Scottish Football.
• Glasgow Cathedral - A visit to the oldest part of Glasgow, where the city originated in the 6th century, includes the Cathedral, The Royal Infirmary, The Oldest House in Glasgow, and the stunning Necropolis (City of the Dead).
• The Necropolis - Known as the “City of the Dead,” it is the resting place of over 50,000 Glasgow citizens.
• People’s Palace and Winter Gardens - Glasgow’s cherished green space, featuring the People’s Palace and numerous monuments.

• Helmet use (mandatory)
• Bicycle use

Stuart’s Bicycle Tours offers an exciting journey through Glasgow’s rich history and folklore, leading to its lively and contemporary present. This city is renowned for its breathtaking architecture, diverse culture, and as a cradle of Scottish innovation.

By cycling, participants can begin in the city center and venture to the farthest corners of Scotland’s largest city. The tour takes advantage of the city’s extensive network of bike lanes and quiet roads, allowing exploration through beautiful green spaces, stunning views, architectural marvels, and even a journey through time.

Commencing in the city’s heart, the tour covers a 12-mile/20km loop, visiting a variety of fascinating locations. Participants will explore both famous city highlights and lesser-known sites of remarkable interest, gaining a deeper appreciation of what makes Glasgow the unique and vibrant place it is today.

The tour includes discussions on ancient folklore, local heroes, triumphs, tragedies, art, sport, invention, and science, fostering connections among participants and with the city and country that envelops them.

• Must be able to ride a bicycle

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