Clan Login United Kingdom - English Our Story Deals Fares Clan Loganair People and planet Gifts Loganair flights to Glasgow from £43* One-way Round-trip From Select origin To Glasgow (GLA) Departure Return fc-booking-date-selector-helper-text Passenger(s)* 1 Passenger More optionsexpand_more Search Eligible members of the Scottish Air Discount Scheme should log in here. HomeFlightsTo Glasgow Travel to Glasgow Big city, big heart, big attitude Welcome to a one-off city of contrasts. Outgoing and laid back; down-to-earth and imaginative; forward-looking but fiercely proud of its history; irreverent but welcoming; handsome in its architecture yet willing to rebuild and rebuild again – there are so many facets to Glasgow, it’s hard to pin down what makes it such a memorable place to visit and explore. Maybe, as so many visitors will tell you, it’s the locals: friendly and outrageous and self-deprecating, often in the same breath. The former Second City of the Empire... ...a restless melting pot of shipbuilding, locomotive construction and other heavy industry, is now transformed into a sophisticated destination popular for its Victorian sandstone architecture, vibrant nightlife, big-brand shopping (second only to London's West End in the UK) and international sporting events. That’s before we mention the medieval Cathedral, universities, leafy parks, museums, galleries, cinemas, theatres, concert halls and music gigs large and small including the annual weekend-long festival TRNSMT on Glasgow Green and the Summer Sessions at Bellahouston Park. It’s a cultural hotbed – six Turner Prize winners have come from Glasgow School of Art. To unwind, savour the culinary delights of its many restaurants, bars and bistros. Trendy Merchant City and Finnieston are known for stylish eateries. Away from the metropolitan vibe, you’re not far from the Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond, the hills of the Trossachs and Ayrshire’s Burns Country. THE AWARD-WINNING RIVERSIDE MUSEUM... includes many of the exhibits from the city's former Transport Museum, including model ships, locomotives, trams, vintage cars, and horse-drawn carriages. The majority are Glasgow-built. A superb reconstruction of an old Glasgow street with shops has been added to the displays, as well as exhibits on immigration and disasters, featuring the sinking of the Lusitania. ARCHITECTURAL HEAVEN Glasgow is the home of architectural genius Charles Rennie Mackintosh his bu8ildings can be seen throughout the city. House For An Art Lover was built in 1989 in Bellahouston Park using plans Mackintosh submitted as part of a competition in 1901. The stunning building allows visitors to explore the 'Mackintosh Suite' and is also home to a lovely cafe. Weather in Glasgow Weather Unit: Celsius Fahrenheit expand_more Thursday light rain 4°C 25 Nov 2021 Friday rain and snow 5°C 26 Nov 2021 Saturday few clouds 4°C 27 Nov 2021 Sunday broken clouds 3°C 28 Nov 2021 Monday light rain 2°C 29 Nov 2021 Tuesday light rain 8°C 30 Nov 2021 Wednesday light rain 5°C 01 Dec 2021 Powered by: OpenWeatherMap.org Travel to Glasgow Southampton - Glasgow Stornoway - Glasgow City of Derry - Glasgow Barra - Glasgow Shetland - Glasgow Islay - Glasgow Kirkwall - Glasgow Exeter - Glasgow Benbecula - Glasgow Tiree - Glasgow Campbeltown - Glasgow Guernsey - Glasgow Jersey - Glasgow From Glasgow