Glasgow Tours & Vacations

Glasgow is Scotland's biggest city and one of the best (and easiest) ways to travel there from other parts of the UK is by train.

Glasgow's biggest train station is Glasgow Central, located in the city center.

There are several train companies that offer services to Glasgow from major cities in Scotland and parts of England with routes including London to Glasgow, Manchester to Glasgow, and Edinburgh to Glasgow.

Glasgow is known to have a moderate sea climate which means cold (and sometimes freezing) winters and relatively sunny, dry summers.

It is unlikely for temperatures in the summer to reach extreme levels with an average temperature around 68°F. Rainfall is likely to occur throughout most seasons, especially winter, spring, and autumn, and days often see only 6 hours of sunshine. 

While temperatures in Glasgow in winter can reach freezing levels, it doesn't always snow.

Some years experience heavier snowfall, whereas other years hardly get any snow at all, and if they do, it doesn't stick around for long.

Generally, you can expect some type of snowfall between the months of December, January, and February but it's likely to be mild. 

The best time to visit Glasgow depends on what kind of holiday you want to have.

Generally, summer is the best time to explore everything Glasgow offers.

Summer temperatures sit around 68°F and often have the most sun, making it the perfect weather for outdoor activities.

While you might experience a rain shower or two, these usually pass quickly so you can return to your Glasgow adventure.

The time of year you're traveling in goes a long way in figuring out what you should pack for your trip. If you're planning on visiting Glasgow during the seasons of winter, spring, and autumn then keep in mind you'll likely expect a rain shower or two so pack your wellies, an umbrella, and other waterproof gear such as jackets and coats. It never gets hot in summer so t-shirts and shorts will be appropriate but make sure to pack sunscreen and hats to protect yourself against the sun. Also, remember to pack a camera with you and a reusable water bottle for your many activities and adventures.

We are committed to making travel widely accessible, regardless of ability or disability. We do our best to help you see the world, regardless of physical or mental limitations. 

We are always happy to talk to travelers with disabilities and see if we can help guide them toward the most suitable itinerary for their needs and, where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.