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After breakfast, we decided to take a hop-on hop-off bus tour.
The bus does a loop of 22 stops, and you can hop off and hop
back on at any time. Busses come every 10 minutes, so it's
pretty convenient. We walked over to the Kelvingrove Art
Gallery to catch our first bus.
Bus tour
View from the bus
Glasgow City Hall
George Square
George Square
Statue at George Square
After a few stops, we got off the bus at the Glasgow Cathedral.
After perusing the cathedral, we picked up sandwiches from
the nearby High Street Sandwich Co. We ate at a nearby park,
then hopped back onto the bus.
Glasgow Cathedral
Stained glass at Glasgow Cathedral
Stained glass at Glasgow Cathedral
Stained glass at Glasgow Cathedral
Stained glass at Glasgow Cathedral
Stained glass at Glasgow Cathedral
Stained glass at Glasgow Cathedral
Glasgow Cathedral
400+ year old bible at Glasgow Cathedral
Glasgow Cathedral
Stained glass at Glasgow Cathedral
Ceiling of Glasgow Cathedral
Stained glass at Glasgow Cathedral
Our next stop was the St. Enoch Shopping Centre. We didn't
spend much time here. It was a typical mall, not very different
from American malls, so we left fairly quickly. Outside on the
street, we saw lots of smokers and vapers as we had on Dumbarton
Road. So we quickly got back onto the next bus.
Tolbooth Steeple in Glasgow
From there, we stayed on the bus as it traveled past the Glasgow Science Centre, the Riverside Museum, and then past
Glasgow University, after which we got off. After the tour, we walked
back to our rental house.
Clyde Arc bridge in Glasgow
SEC Armadillo
SSE Hydro arena
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