Activities in Lanarkshire, Scotland

The Glasgow sightseeing bus provides an enjoyable way to experience the city's main attractions. Its two floors and convertible roof offer a unique perspective of the city. Route & Stops. The bus operates two routes.

Unlock the spooky stories behind the buildings as you walk around the city. Discover a hidden past you won’t find in the history or guide books. Great for a night out with friends or a date (you won’t run out of things to talk about!). Play it at...

You leave Glasgow and travel the short distance towards Loch Lomond. At over 22 miles long, it’s one of the largest lochs in Scotland. Our first stop is on the southern shore of the loch where you can join a one-hour boat cruise.

You travel north into the Highlands, and over the “Rest and be Thankful” pass to the whitewashed 18th century town of Inveraray, home to the Duke of Argyll’s Castle.

Travel first to Stirling Castle where you can visit this imposing stronghold, the favourite residence of the Stuart kings and where Mary Queen of Scots was crowned before continuing into the beautiful forest-covered mountains of the Trossachs where you will stop for lunch in heart of the National Park.

Your tour passes through the remote beauty of Rannoch Moor and magnificent Glencoe, the scene of the clan massacre of the MacDonalds by the Campbells in 1692.

Discover an abundance of cultural treasures and stunning landmarks that reflect Glasgow City Centre's rich history and vibrant architectural heritage; in a city ranked top by the EU for its culture and creativity, openness, tolerance, and museums that attract more visitors than any UK city outside of London.

Visit three castles and a well-preserved village on this adventure through the sights and stories of Outlander. You leave Glasgow and begin following the trail of the best-known film locations featured in the Outlander TV Series.

Experience the Isle of Arran – Scotland in miniature. A captivating blend of lush green and serene blue, inviting you to embark on an adventure. Who doesn't love saying that they're heading to an island for the day? Now it's your turn.

Explore the historic Kingdom of Fife, where medieval ruins and rich history intertwine along a stunning coastline. Do you believe in monsters?. If you do, best to not stray too close to water while you're here in Scotland.

Discover the Isle of Bute: A Scottish island steeped in savage history, untamed landscapes, and captivating folklore. Your tour departs Glasgow, heading along the south shores of the Clyde Estuary.

Glasgow's Victorian and Edwardian architectural heritage can be seen throughout the city, but the West End is where the most diverse and fascinating variety of architectural styles can be found.