Strathclyde Travel Guide

Glasgow has a tough image and prides itself on being the most Scottish of cities. It earned a reputation for violence and high unemployment but now has a well-deserved name as a city of arts and culture. There is some beautiful farming country in the Southern Uplands along the Clyde valley, past mills and castles and the great Robert Burns was born in Ayrshire. Of the islands, Islay is famous for its strong peaty whisky and is home to such connoisseur’s favourites as Ardbeg, Laphroiag and Lagavulin. Jura with its climbable Paps is also worth visiting.

Ayrshire Burns National Heritage Park, Culzean Castle, the Ayrshire Coast and... South Lanarkshire The Southern Uplands, Strathaven & the UNESCO World Heritage Site at New Lanark Glasgow A guide to Glasgow's history, museums, galleries, shops and football teams

Motherwell Strathclyde Country Park, Dalzell House & Country Park and RSPB Baron’s Haugh... Kintyre, the Islands & Oban Featuring Campbelltown, Inverary and the islands of Bute, Arran, Islay, Jura,...

Strathclyde Travel Directory