Popularly referred to as 'Glesca', by Glaswegians themselves, and romantically referred to as 'the dear green place', Glasgow is Scotland's largest city, located on the River Clyde. As a foreigner the thick Glaswegian accent may be a 'wee' bit difficult to understand, but the spirit and soul of these mid-western Scottish folk will win your heart. A strong history, traditional culture and rich Scottish cuisine abound. Whether it is lazing about the city�s new trendy riverbank area, pub crawling or taking in the ever popular music scene, the Glaswegians and their fair city keep you smiling.
Popularly referred to as 'Glesca', by Glaswegians themselves, and romantically referred to as 'the dear green place', Glasgow is Scotland's largest city, located on the River Clyde. As a foreigner the thick Glaswegian accent may be a 'wee' bit difficult to understand, but the spirit and soul of these mid-western Scottish folk will win your heart. A strong history, traditional culture and rich Scottish cuisine abound. Whether it is lazing about the city�s new trendy riverbank area, pub crawling or taking in the ever popular music scene, the Glaswegians and their fair city keep you smiling.
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Popularly referred to as 'Glesca', by Glaswegians themselves, and romantically referred to as 'the dear green place', Glasgow is Scotland's largest city, located on the River Clyde. As a foreigner the thick Glaswegian accent may be a 'wee' bit difficult to understand, but the spirit and soul of these mid-western Scottish folk will win your heart. A strong history, traditional culture and rich Scottish cuisine abound. Whether it is lazing about the city�s new trendy riverbank area, pub crawling or taking in the ever popular music scene, the Glaswegians and their fair city keep you smiling.
