Book your place on the tour by emailing Martin at strollthrutime@gmail.com for a fun and informative small group walking tour around the West End of Glasgow discovering its history, buildings and characters.
Cut-off for booking is 9pm the night before.
We'll start outside Hillhead Subway Station and stroll through Glasgow University, by Kelvingrove Park along the Kelvin Way and down part of Great Western Road finishing outside the Botanic Gardens. You'll learn about famous academics, architects and industrialists throughout the centuries that really shaped this fascinating and beautiful area.
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