The Essential Bike and E Bike Tour of Glasgow Center and Beyond

We will start our ride along the banks of the River Clyde heading west and pass by its many bridges and historic landmarks

We pay tribute to the industries that created not only Glasgow but the entire British Empire, both good and bad. We also see The Armadillo and iconic Glasgow theatre.

We stop outside the Glasgow Transport museum and the Glenlee Tallship. A refurbished sail boat that pays homage to the ship building industry and made Glasgow and The Clyde world famous. We will discuss this history and its impact on the city and the world.

The second oldest university in Scotland, we will visit and enter one of, if not the, most beautiful and spectacular university buildings on earth. We will discuss the Scottish education and its impact on the world.

We ride through one of Glasgow's best loved parks and pay a visit to the glorious red stone Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery. An iconic building of Glasgow.

An oasis of calm below the bustling city above.

As we join the Forth and Clyde Canal we will enjoy vistas out across the city to the south, counting its spires and tenements. We will also pass by the home of Patrick Thistle Football Club, in a city that is rightly considered the home of Scottish Football.

We will now be visiting the oldest part of the city of Glasgow. Where the city was born in the 6th century. We will see the Cathedral, The Royal Infirmary, The Oldest House in Glasgow and the stunning Necropolis (City of the Dead)

The "City of the Dead", resting place of over 50 000 Glasgow citizens.

Glasgow's dear green place. Complete with peoples palace and many monuments.