Day 3 Glasgow - Glasgow City Highlights & Kelvingrove Museum

Overview
Set off on a captivating half-day shore excursion of Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city, where rich history, stunning architecture, and world-class art come together for an unforgettable experience.
Highlights
Departing by motorcoach, the journey unfolds with a narrated panoramic tour, offering insight into Glasgow’s past and present.
As the coach winds through the streets, the Tolbooth Tower, an iconic 17th-century structure, stands as a reminder of the city’s medieval origins.
Moving along, Glasgow Green, the city’s oldest public park, emerges with its expansive greenery and historic landmarks, while Kelvingrove Park, nestled along the River Kelvin, provides a glimpse of Glasgow’s connection to nature.
Arrive at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, a magnificent red sandstone building that houses one of Scotland’s most extensive and celebrated collections. Inside, 22 themed galleries showcase an astonishing 8,000 artifacts, from ancient Egyptian relics to Renaissance masterpieces and contemporary installations.
Leaving the museum, continue to Cathedral Square, where the imposing Glasgow Cathedral dominates the skyline. This stunning medieval structure, the only Scottish cathedral to have survived the Reformation intact, offers a breathtaking example of Gothic architecture.
As your Glasgow City Highlights and Kelvingrove Museum excursion reaches its final stop in Glasgow City Centre, admire the city’s superbly restored Victorian sandstone buildings, which define Glasgow’s architectural charm. Ornate facades, grand civic structures, and lively public squares invite admiration, providing a perfect setting for a final photo opportunity before returning to port.
Important details and advisements
Walking at Kelvingrove Museum is at the guest's discretion.