Glasgow: Whisky & Walking Tour - Hidden Gems & Tastings
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Overview
A Wee Walk and a Whisky: Unique Glasgow Walking Tour (5pm) offers the perfect blend of exploring Glasgow's history and culture with a delightful whisky tasting experience. This small-group tour provides a unique perspective on the city, led by a fun and knowledgeable guide.
The experience begins with a walking tour, showcasing key Glasgow landmarks such as Glasgow Cathedral, George Square, the St Mungo Mural on High Street, Merchant City, Tolbooth Steeple, and the intriguing Necropolis. Participants will learn about famous and lesser-known figures who have shaped Glasgow, including St. Mungo and even Dr. Who! Mharsanta is also a key stop.
Following the walking tour, guests can relax and enjoy a premium whisky tasting session. Three full drams of Scotland's finest whiskies are included, offering a chance to savor and learn about each whisky. Everything is included in the price.




Highlights
Explore Glasgow's Hidden Gems: Discover the city's rich history and culture with a fun, local guide.
Enjoy a Premium Whisky Tasting: Savor three full drams of Scotland's finest whiskies.
Small Group Experience: Enjoy a more personalized and intimate tour.
Perfect Mix of Sightseeing & Relaxation: Combine a walking tour with a relaxing whisky tasting.
Sentiment Analysis
Overall, customers highly recommend this tour for its unique blend of sightseeing and whisky tasting, praising the knowledgeable guide and enjoyable experience.

Customers loved the tour guide's knowledge and enthusiasm.
Many enjoyed the combination of walking and whisky tasting.
Visitors appreciated discovering hidden gems and historical insights about Glasgow.
The whisky tasting was a definite highlight for many, with generous drams offered.
Some felt the walking portion could have been slightly longer.
A few wished for more seating during the whisky tasting.
The Journey
Glasgow Cathedral
Step back in time at Glasgow Cathedral, a magnificent example of Scottish Gothic architecture and the oldest cathedral on mainland Scotland. Dating back to the 12th century, this sacred site has witnessed centuries of Glasgow's history. Admire its towering spires, intricate stonework, and serene atmosphere, imagining the echoes of prayers and historical events that resonate within its walls. While we explore the exterior only, the cathedral's imposing facade and spiritual presence offer a powerful glimpse into Glasgow's rich religious heritage.
George Square
Discover the civic heart of Glasgow at George Square, a grand public space adorned with statues of prominent figures from Scottish history and literature, including Sir Walter Scott and Queen Victoria. This vibrant square serves as a focal point for celebrations, demonstrations, and everyday life in Glasgow. Take a stroll around the square, admire the architectural grandeur of the surrounding buildings, including the City Chambers, and soak up the bustling atmosphere of this iconic Glasgow landmark.
St Mungo Mural (High Street)
Explore the vibrant High Street and discover the captivating St Mungo Mural, a stunning piece of street art depicting Glasgow's patron saint. This modern masterpiece provides a visual narrative of St Mungo's life and his significance to the city's identity. Reflect on the historical importance of High Street, once the main thoroughfare of Glasgow, and see how the mural revitalizes and celebrates the area's rich past. This is a must-see for art lovers and those seeking to understand the cultural pulse of Glasgow.
Merchant City
Wander through the elegant streets of Merchant City, Glasgow's historical trading center. Once a bustling hub of industry and commerce, this area is now renowned for its stylish boutiques, art galleries, trendy bars, and upscale restaurants. Admire the grand Victorian architecture, a testament to the city's wealth and influence during the 18th and 19th centuries. Imagine the merchants who once traded goods from around the world, shaping Glasgow into the vibrant metropolis it is today. Merchant City offers a unique blend of history, culture, and contemporary sophistication.
Tolbooth Steeple
Gaze upon the Tolbooth Steeple, a historic landmark that stands as a reminder of Glasgow's past as a burgh of barony. This iconic tower, once part of the city's courthouse and jail, has witnessed centuries of Glasgow's legal and civic history. While we observe it from the outside, its imposing presence offers a glimpse into the city's historical justice system and the stories of those who were once held within its walls. The Tolbooth Steeple serves as a powerful symbol of Glasgow's enduring spirit.
The Necropolis
Overlook Glasgow from the city of the dead, the Necropolis, a Victorian garden cemetery located on a hill next to Glasgow Cathedral. This unique burial ground is the final resting place of many of Glasgow's most prominent citizens, offering stunning views of the city skyline. Explore its elaborate monuments, intricate sculptures, and peaceful pathways, contemplating the lives and legacies of those who shaped Glasgow's history. While remaining outside the main gates, the panoramic views and historical atmosphere of the Necropolis provide a memorable and reflective experience.
Mharsanta
Immerse yourself in the spirit of Scotland at Mharsanta, a traditional Scottish pub and restaurant. Spend 45 minutes enjoying a guided whisky tasting experience, sampling three full drams of exquisite single malt whiskies. Learn about the history, production, and unique characteristics of each whisky from your knowledgeable guide. Indulge in the warmth and hospitality of a traditional Scottish pub, savouring the flavours and aromas of Scotland's national drink. This is an unforgettable opportunity to experience the true essence of Scottish culture.
Know Before You Go
This experience includes alcoholic beverages. It excludes any items not explicitly mentioned. Simply show up at the designated meeting point and get ready to enjoy your Wee Walk and a Whisky!
Hot Tip
Many reviewers suggest eating a small snack before the whisky tasting to fully appreciate the flavors and pacing yourself with the drams.