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As with anywhere in Scotland, the welcome in Glasgow is friendly and sincere. The tartan tat you find on the streets of the 'other' Scottish City is replaced by what locals would call the real Scotland.
This City takes its sport very seriously and the famous footballing icons of Celtic and Rangers dominate the local back pages.
However, the city also bears a proud Rugby heritage. The Glasgow Warriors are former Guinness Pro-14 Champions and with some of Britain's finest players on show, they are always an exiting team to watch.
An excellent rugby destination for Youth & Senior rugby teams alike, The Rugby Tour Specialists recommend planning a tour to Glasgow in unison with a Warriors fixture. Experiencing first-hand the atmosphere of the Scotstoun on a Friday night is not to be missed and will be a highlight of any sporting trip to the City.
1. Coaching Clinics from Glasgow Warriors
2. Tickets to see Glasgow Warriors in the Guinness PRO 14
3. Indoor Skiing at Xscape Glasgow
4. Tickets to the Horse Racing at Hamilton
5. Speedboat Tours of Loch Lomond
Travelling to Glasgow by coach can be very simple if travelling from the West. The M6 crosses the border and leads onto the M74 which takes you straight to Glasgow.
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A short drive South of Glasgow is the Ferry port of Cairnryan. Stenaline run ferry crossings between Belfast and Cairnryan daily, which opens up a fantastic opportunity to travel across from Ireland.
Euro Hostel Glasgow is right in the heart of Glasgow's city centre, overlooking the River Clyde. The perfect location for your tour. The Hostel offers all the facilities you may need for a weekend away.
If you are looking for a end of season tour. Tickets to watch this fiery encounter are a must. The Scottish Giants go head-to-head in the last round of the Guinness Pro 12 Season.
