Just for your info folks, the posts dated 4/07/05, 2/06/07 and 12/06/07 are remarkably similar and vicious don't you think? This is probably because they have probably been written by the same individual, who has made it his lifes work to bad mouth the city, to the point of searching for forums like this one and writing on them spurious reviews ...

We were sent there for work for several months so two days a week I went traveling with a girlfriend then we traveled on weekends.

What a country! And we didn't even get far north or south.

Glasgow has a lot to offer, especially if one loves Charles Rennie MacKintosh (I don't). But there is much to love including City Hall (make ...

Wonderful experience, the people and atmosphere was electric. The west end of the city was magnificent and downtown was briming with elegant architecture and great shopping. The kids loved the science centre. Be back soon Glasgow!

I would give Glasgow 0 stars if I could. The place is horrible and the people extremely rude and unfriendly. The place is full of drunks and it felt very unsafe. If you must visit Scotland try Edinburgh.. better still head south to Cumbria (1 hour away) in northen England, Carlisle and the Lake District are breath taking .. a huge relief and ...

I would never recommend anyone at all to go and visit Glasgow. It's a terrible place people are extremely rude and the weather was terrible. If you must visit Scotland go and see Edinburgh or the Highlands instead.. Really stay well away from Glasglow, it's drabby, rundown and the people are far from being polite. The airport is the worst ...

Architecutre is breathtaking,public transport abundant, shopping amazing, way ahead in style, lots of historical places to visit, very cosmopolitan - lovely outside cafe's/bars - people literally go out of their way to help you. I asked for directions and the couple actually drove me there as it was "on their way" - they even ...

I just have to add to the tale of the Continenal lost luggage saga. Although we were ditressed over the fact we where now with out our suitcases; no agenda to where we where going or no real location to send the luggage after it arrived the next day. We had to delay our rental car a day. But Glasgow Airport was very accomodating in finding a place ...

If you visit Scotland go to Edinburgh or the Scottish borders (very beautiful) Glasgow is a nasty run down city which is very unsafe. The people were rude and the food was horrible, the place was extremely dirty and a lot of homeless drunks roam the streets. NOT recommended

the people know how to party. It is very,very cosmopolitan 6 times bigger than edinburgo ,like toledo and madrid.
I would like to return in the summer as the city had so many parks and green areas which are not at the best covered in snow.