Glasgow

on our way to Loch Lomond. But what I saw of it looked great. Will go back to explore some day! Popped briefly into the People’s Palace.

This should so obviously be the capital of Scotland-Edinburgh just can’t compare.

spend a day in kelvingrove park and when you’re tired of all the beauty there, head to the kelvingrove art gallery and museum that’s just near by. it’s totally worth it!

Glasgow is my home town and I love it! The bad thing is that I live in Bahrain so I can only visit Glasgow around once a year, but it is really worth visiting.

The architecture blew my mind. Magnificent imposing buildings that made me want to cry. Not pretty…just solid and mean. Loved it.

As cities go, the most beautiful, most friendly and most cultured that I have ever seen!

I live there…OF COURSE IT’S WORTH IT
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wonderful city, great people!

I lived in Glasgow for a year, I studied at RSAMD, it was by far the most amazing time I have had ever. In four years of college, the town never really felt like home, after one week on Glasgow I knew I was home. Now that I’m back in the US, I miss it… oh so much!

i lived here for about a year and a half. it is cold cold cold! the scots are really friendly and the city interesting. glasgow has the second largest shopping area in the uk and surely they must have the most bars in the uk! you are spoilt for choice when it comes to going to a bar. there is much character in this city with it’s industrial past, evident sectariansim and ‘ned’ culture (http://www.glasgowsurvival.co.uk/). when the sun shines, this place is beautiful.