I love the Scottish 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 summer. It’s the best day of the year 🤪

Thanks for being so kind about our city. Glad u enjoyed it ❤

Glasgow’s underrated partly because it’s always in the beautiful shadow of its A-lister sister along the motorway, Edinburgh. Taken on its own merits, though, the city is a bit of an unsung architectural gem. All that old Victorian stuff is rather lovely.

Love seeing our city shown in a positive light. Glasgow has extremely high levels of deprivation and poverty, the people are hard and tough but the large majority are kind, hardworking and helpful regardless. Riverside transport museum is a must on your next visit 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

So what where you guys expecting? You missed a trick not popping into Kelvin grove Art Gallery & Museum. Put that & transport museum on your list if you ever return.

That "Cafe Nero" was built as a subway station, St. Enoch. It was in front of a major terminal railway station, also St. Enoch, but that's gone now, leaving Glasgow with only two long-distance terminii in place of the previous four, Central and Queen Street. An even better 360॰ view is available from the top of Ruchill Park in Maryhill. You can watch Partick Thistle from up there, well about a third of the pitch, anyway.

Looking at the architecture you can see why Warner Bros use Glasgow to double for Gotham City in so many movies.

Great video! Glasgow is so underrated so it's always good to see a video that does the city justice!

Love that the underground makes it easy to visit the west end and centre of Glasgow in one day. The new trains are great, enjoyed your video!

The necropelis looks fantastic is the backdrop in the batman movie

Always look up when in Glasgow the architecture is stunning.

Last comment, again someone has probably said this before but the bloke with the cone on his head is Duke of Wellington. The City used to take the cone off but got fed up as it was always replaced so they left it and embraced it as a landmark in its own right. Ironically it’s probably more celebrated with the cone than without, especially now it’s situated outside GoMA! Glasgow does like to cock a snoot at Authority!

Glad you enjoyed your time here. Good job, guys 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

My home city 😊 Its great to see videos like this catching the positive side of Glasgow. Well done guys. Hope you come back again

Dunno if this was said in the comment but a popular day out is the Glasgow subcrawl. You get an all day ticket and must complete a loop by getting off at each station and going to the nearest pub for a drink.

A guided tour of central station is absolutely brilliant and well worth the money. Went a few years ago and since then they have added some of the Victorian platforms.

We live in the south side of Glasgow and forget just what a great city it really is.....Kelvingrove art gallery and museum of transport is where you need to check out next time....going to listen to some Blue Nile now and appreciate just how cool a city Glasgow is...!!!!

The Parks alone are beautiful . Kelvingrove Park, Queens Park, Pollok Park and the Glasgow Botanic Gardens ...

I live just outside Glasgow (Coatbridge) and it's true what they say , Glaswegians are always happy to help you if you can't find your way about . I get lost all the time when I'm in Glasgow and someone always approaches me and gets me to my destination 😊

My brother lives in Stirling, I live down near Dover in SE England. He hasnt been to Glasgow!, when I visited him I went on a day trip to Glasgow and really really had a lovely day. SO much to do and see and it helped it was a sunny day. Deffo plan to visit again, the city was far far better than i ever imagined.

You two are such fun. Just subbed and look forwards to your future adventures! X

Fantastic review of Glasgow guys, some really beautiful places to visit here, friendly people, free museums and gardens, those bagels looked yummy 😋 thank you 👍

I have family just outside Glasgow in a place called Dalmuir. I've seen the botanic garden several times as a kid with my Scottish grandparents, but you've given me some more sightseeing ideas for the next time I visit. I usually just shop in the areas nearby St. Enoch station and call it a day but I really should take in more of the city.

Just discovered your channel, brilliant stuff! 😊

Thank you for your fantastic vlog about Glasgow😊. We have so much to see and do here. Sorry it wasn't a bit warmer for you😂. Subscribed.

Great video guys you pair are hilarious love that you loved Glasgow it’s got a brilliant vibe and maybe just a little more authentic than Edinburgh 😂 sorry I couldn’t help a wee jab at our lovely sister! 🥰

Love my city. Back in the day, those streets would be buzzing. I blame Amazon.

Another fantastic vlog 😊

Looks ace 😊

Really enjoyed your Vlog of Glasgow, and subbed from a very rainy day and evening in Australia. Thanks

Great to see Glasgow getting some recognition could also have checked out Glasgow Green where alot of music feativals are held

Very nice film enjoyed that .

Great video of my city guys. One thing though, the park is actually called Kelvingrove Park. So called as it's next to the river Kelvin. All of the sports activities in Glasgow parks are free, including equipment. Putting, bowls, tennis, basketball etc. Even croquet! And we have 4 cathedrals. Well done lads.

Fun fact, That Caffè Nero was the head office and ticket/booking office for the subway system.

Great review of my home city

The tube is nick named the 'clock work orange"

Hiya boys fantastic video of glasgow i never thought it is that amazing ,so much to see , art work everywhere and these greenhouses absolutely georgeous!!!so many nice places for a bite such a great variety of restaurants &coffee and tea rooms.wonderful ,you 've had such a great time as it seems ,thank you so much for sharing.greetings from cold and rainy hamburg.only 3 days of sunshine ,now its chucking it down.....awful....😫

I definitely need to explore Glasgow now! I have only driven through it. The architecture in the cathedral looked incredible! 😃

Saint Mungo was born to Saint Teneu in 518 AD, in Culross, Fife. It is believed that Teneu was Scotland’s first reported rape victim and unmarried mother. The young Teneu was sexually assaulted by the Welsh prince Owain mab Urien, resulting in her pregnancy. Upon learning of Teneu’s pregnancy, her father, King Lleuddun of Lothian, became outraged and sentenced her to death. In carrying out this sentence Teneu was thrown from Traprain Law, East Lothian. Teneu, however, survived the fall and managed to escape, sailing in a small boat to Culross in Fife. Upon arriving in Culross, the pregnant Teneu was taken to the local monastery where she was looked after by Saint Serf. In 518 Teneu gave birth to a boy, naming him Kentigern. Saint Serf decided to raise Kentigern, training him to become a priest at the monastery and giving him the nickname Mungo meaning “dear one”. During his time at the monastery, Mungo became the favourite student of Saint Serf, often causing jealousy and resentment amongst his monastic peers. This jealousy and resentment continued to grow eventually causing Mungo to leave the monastery. After his departure, Mungo travelled to Stirling where he lived at the home of a holy man named Fergus. As time went on the pair became close friends and on his death bed, Fergus told Mungo of his dying wish. Fergus’ dying wish was that his body be placed upon a cart, which was to be pulled by two bulls, with his body being buried where the bulls stopped. Mungo carried out the dying wish of his friends and travelled with the bulls until they eventually came to a stop near a small burn. Mungo gave a name to the area, he named it Glas Ghu (Glasgow), meaning “dear green place”. It was here that Mungo would start the first Christian community in Glasgow, building his church near the Molendinar Burn, which would later become the site of Glasgow Cathedral. It was from here that Mungo would say the words “Let Glasgow flourish by the preaching of his words”. This would later shorten to “Let Glasgow Flourish” becoming the motto for the city. Mungo and Teneu would later become co-patron saints of the City of Glasgow. It is believed that St Enochs square in the city centre was the medieval site of a church built to honour Saint Teneu. The four legends of Saint Mungo The City of Glasgow’s coat of arms depicts an oak tree, a robin, a bell and two salmon each with a ring in its mouth. These images relate to the four legends of Saint Mungo. “Here’s the Tree that never grew, Here’s the Bird that never flew, Here’s the Bell that never rang, Here’s the Fish that never Swam.” The Tree that never grew During his time at the monastery in Culross, Mungo was left in charge of the holy fire which burned in the rectory, ensuring that the flame was not extinguished during the night. However, due to the increasing jealousy of the other boys, they put out the fire in the hope that Mungo would be punished. However, upon waking, Mungo noticed that the fire had gone out. Acting on this discovery, Mungo collected frozen branches from an oak tree, which were ignited as a result of Mungo’s prayers. The Bird that never flew The tale of the bird also comes from Mungo’s days in the monastery. At this time, Saint Serf had a pet, Robin. The pet, however, was killed by some of the boys at the monastery, who wished to place the blame on Mungo. Mungo, however, took the bird in his hand and commanded it to live, to which the Robin immediately sat up and began to sing. The Bell that never rang It is believed that the bell was given to Mungo by the Pope in Rome. It was said that the bell was used in services to mourn the dead. The bell quickly became a notable symbol in Glasgow. The fate of the original bell is unknown, however, a replacement which was bought by the city’s magistrates in 1641 can still be seen in the People’s Palace Museum. The Fish that never swam As mentioned, the salmon in the coat of arms of Glasgow, contains a ring in its mouth. The ring was a gift from Hyddderch Hael, King of Cadzow to his wife Queen Languoreth. Languoreth in turn gave the ring to one of Hydderch knights. The King was suspicious of his wife, believing her to be guilty of infidelity. The King organised a hunting party in which the knight would be present. As the knight slept the King took the ring and threw it into the River Clyde. The following day the King demanded to see the ring which he had given Languoreth, if she could not produce the ring then she would be sentenced to death. A distraught Languoreth visited Mungo and pleaded with him to help find the ring. Acting on this Mungo sent one of his monks to the River, instructing him to bring back the first fish that he caught. On the monks return, Mungo removed the ring from inside the mouth of the salmon.

You walked right past Kelvingrove art galleries the biggest in Scotland and went to a small gallery.

Good to see you enjoyed the handful of places you visited.. Glasgow is a cool city!

Botanical gardens look amazing. I'm adding Glasgow to our visit list!

Another fantastic video, showcasing the best of Scotland. Keep up the good work guys

fantastic tour guide of my home city

Visited last year and stopped in the Kimpton and you do not have to far to be disappointed !

My home city, and your video does us proud!

Well done boys, great video. Obviously you need to come back as you missed loads of other places to visit. So hopefully see you soon. Take care.

Happy you enjoyed! I feel priviliged to live here for the past 5 years ❤

Nice 1 lads

Great City and great People, I love Glasgow 👍💙😎🇬🇧

You guys should have seen the garden's back in the 80tess, they were Amazing

Ashton lane is super place to eat. When my son was at glasgow uni he worked at that innis n gunn. Fabby xx

I’m so surprised at how nice the subway looked compared to London, and such a good price 😮 Also..loved your little excited clap about going to a museum Josh lol.. and Jason..the Harry Potter plants are mandrakes..spot the Harry Potter geek lol Another great vlog x

Good morning from New York boys good video

Aloe! Would have absolutely loved taking you guys for a pint in Glasgow. Great nerdy humour!

Not Kelvinbridge Park, it's right name is Kelvingrove Park.

Really looking forward going july 17-20. Troon for Open one day and 2 days in glasgow.

Cannae beat it!! Next time you visit come visit the parks and maybe the Burrell collection since you love a museum. Taing 😀

Thanks!

Really enjoyed it . Plants from Harry Potter are mandrake. You guys are great guides. You have a real warmth that is just lovely. Xx

I was going to say I’ve never heard of Kelvinbridge park lol

The new subway trains are only a couple months old. The last ones were clean, but really old fashioned, loud and shaky. New ones are great though.

Kelvingrove Park!

That was absolutely incredible! What a beautiful city and fun adventures you chose. 🙌

...for anyone visiting The Cathedral, try and get a tour guide, they're volunteers and it's free. They really know their stuff and they will tell you things you would never otherwise pick up on.

The subway trains are brand new. The first ones were only introduced about 2 months ago and it was only on Friday last week that they took the old 1980s trains out of service.

My home city, the best and friendliest place you'll ever visit 😊

The transport museum is well worth a visit.

that was good guys, born and bred in glasgow, still looking for my uncle john who died there years ago, i realy enjoyed that ,

The red police box on Sauchiehall st is the CBD Tardas it’s a business so that’s why the postie put letters in it.

y'know I've lived in Glasgow for 20 years and have never visited some of these places, I need to get out more !!

Please tell me they visited kelvingrove Museum 😮it’s within walking distance from the Botanical gardens. If you miss that lads you need to up your research game massively as you missed the Gem in Glasgows crown and it blows everything you visited out the water.

The subway trains are nice and clean and comfortable because they are brand new.They only came into operation a few days ago.

Oes anyone know if there is a map of what's near each tube stop? It would help to know where to get off for stuff. Thank you 😊

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I live just outisde Glasgow and have done the mural trail. It took all day. At the time it was 25 and now there's more. Some I couldn't find. Best to print off a map. Also at the botanical gardens is an old railway station. There are openings to look down at the platforms. Part of the Beeching cuts I believe. Scenes from the failed Batgirl were filmed in the old station. Talking of bat one of the Batman movies was shot at the necropolis. Which street is social bite on?

In my forties an iv stayed within 7-8 miles of glasgow city centre my whole life .. never knew half these places existed !?

man, you literally walked past the Kelvingrove Museum, its cracking

I've never wanted to go to Glasgow, but after seeing this I might pay a visit, looks cool. Thanks guys

an empire biscuit was called a german biscuit before the war (fun fact, taught from ma granny)

I want a chicken and bacon bagel now😌

Used to be a lovely city. Its went down hill considerably with mass immigration..

The park is Kelvingrove Park

P.s what a beautiful view and you also managed to get Celtic Park (Parkhead) in when you were in the Cathedral Quarter🥰🥰🥰 at 16.03😂

you missed a massive history fact when you visited the St Enoch Square.. that full complete iconic building was hoisted up on jacks for a year or so to allow the subway to be renovated many moons ago..

I recently discovered your channel and I’m so grateful I did. Love your videos! You are both lovely and I’m really enjoying your perspectives on the locations you visit.

Another well-presented video Last year my wife and I visited Glasgow and had a great time, so much so, we had another short break a couple of weeks ago. There is so much to see .. we preferred Glasgow to Edinburgh. @2:52 Yes, the £4.30 paper day -ticket is quite good ... but with a Smartcard it is only £3.10. Last year, we applied for two smart cards online, which are free and they are even posted out to your address, again for free. We went to the ticket booth and topped up £3, for a day ticket last year. This time, as I said, the top up required was £3.10. The cards have our faces on, so a nice little souvenir of Glasgow too. Regards from Whitley Bay

I gather that the best music band ever, the Cocteau Twins, came from around here

Have a pizza at Pesanos!!

Someone must’ve said this before but the subway is nicknamed The Clockwork Orange for obvious reasons

J&J always one big ray of sunshine. Loving your videos - great locations and so much fun to watch. Thank you 😊

It's weird to see somebody enjoy the city I grew up in when all I wanted to do when I lived there was leave it.

I think the underground trains are brand new,

They’re the new carriages that replaced the 2nd generation of carriages that had been in use since 1980, they were retired this past Thursday.

love the TARDIS it follows you

That was so interesting!! Hub’s mum, sadly no longer on this mortal coil, came from Govan (saw the station name on the loop map) and she would have LOVED to have watched your video. She was born in Govan and had three bros and one sister. When she was about nine years old, because they were all living in a relatively rough and poor area, her parents sold up all they had (not much really!) and emigrated to New Jersey where they all lived for ten years, to live a relatively better life and employment options etc. However, Difficult Circumstances in the USA (the country was in a right state apparently) meant that the whole family had to go back to their old home in Scotland until the financial situation in the US improved, which they did. They stayed for about five years in Govan and the USA after WWII was rich and prosperous, unlike parts of Glasgow which had been badly bombed and were a “slum site” and once again, sold up and moved to the USA £ permanently this time. His mum, though had met the man she was going to marry (hub’s dad) and moved “down south” (to Dartford!). She only had the hints of both American and Scottish accents after living in the South of England for many years. Going forward many years, her brothers and sister all took American nationality and all had but “lost” their Glaswegian accent and all spoke with broad accents from New Jersey and Texas etc. The first time I met his mum’s eldest brother, when he came to see his sister, this man - who had been living in Austin for many years, had all the swagger and style of a natural born Texan and even spoke with a drawl…..but - the funniest thing ever - we had picked him up from Gatwick airport and took him back to my mother in law’s house - he was “American Stars n Stripes” etc but on greeting his sister - his accent went straight back to Scottish! Listening to them greet each other as they started chatting, it was almost impossible to understand them! It was like they were still in Glasgow! Literally, och aye the nooo!😬😁 Fab video again - just loved those “Muriel’s” 😂😂

Sorry boys but just came across your channel tonight for 1st time loved you visiting my city (Glasgow)…I need to say something Edinburgh is not better than Glasgow lol that’s me just being biast lol please please come back to us soon you are both welcome anytime I’d love to take you around loads more & im glad you like our up to date subway new trains lol

Have you visited Dundee yet?😊

Scotrail is in public ownership unlike Londons.

You fellas showcased less than a quarter of the free things to do. Glasgow is astonishing. I visit twice a year for a week each. Only thing I run out of is time. Never money. ❤