Scotland's biggest city, Glasgow is very different to its eastern neighbour, Edinburgh. There's no castle, yet Glasgow is home to some of Scotland's most outstanding architecture, thanks to wealthy Victorian tobacco lords out to impress, and talented designers such as Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Glasgow's favourite son.

Vibrant and cosmopolitan, Glasgow is much more of a working city than a tourist trap. Even at its busiest, it is possible to feel less like a tourist and more like a person, and as Glaswegians are among the friendliest folk alive, you stand a great chance of meeting the locals and not just other travellers!

Glasgow has its fair share of culture too - museums, galleries and theatres abound and, whatever your taste, there is sure to be something in the city's live music scene that appeals.

Glasgow Backpackers Hostel is set in an impressive Georgian terrace amidst some of Glasgow's most admired architecture. Nearby lie all the landmarks and places of interest in this great city. The Hostel is large, roomy and exceedingly comfortable - the sort of place you never want to leave!

Open July - September only - sorry!

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