Glasgow

Sport is ingrained in Glasgow, with the city being home to four professional football teams and the hallowed ground of Hampden Park, which is the home of the Scotland National Football team and former host of the Champions League Final. The two most notable sides are Celtic and Rangers, who own a historic rivalry that captures the imagination of the city and even enjoys a following around the world. The Glasgow Warriors professional rugby team enjoys a large, loyal following, with the city also being the setting for pro basketball and speedway competitions.

Adult ticket prices including fees for events in Glasgow start from as low as GBP £21 for basic tickets to GBP £755 for the most premium tickets; with the average starting ticket price at GBP £76. The price depends on a range of factors including the type of event, performers, venue, and ticket category.

Scotland’s largest city, Glasgow boasts grand buildings, great museums & galleries, gregarious pubs, and one of the best rivalries in all of European football. Glasgow sits beside the River Clyde and this waterway helped fuel the city’s rise as a trade centre and shipbuilding hub. These days, its muddy banks serve as the setting for striking works of modern architecture at the Riverside Museum and Science Centre. Victorian facades - some the work of beloved native son Charles Rennie Mackintosh - give the Glasgow city centre an elegant atmosphere, with George Square and nearby shopping streets being as graceful as they are alive with the buzz of city life.

The city is famed for its green spaces, with Glasgow Green and Kelvingrove Park being two of the most serene spaces. The city is far from sedate though, as nightlife pulses, bars and pubs bubble over, and concerts and events fill the squares on its annual social calendar.