WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE GLASGOW

Glasgow is a dynamic city full of creativity, charm, and cultural treasures—welcoming visitors all year round. During the festive season in December, Glasgow lights up with holiday cheer, sparkling decorations, bustling Christmas markets, and a friendly atmosphere that makes it a joy to explore.

Our walking tour through Glasgow is fully accessible for wheelchair users, scooter users, slow walkers, and other travelers with mobility needs. The tour is entirely customizable to match your interests. Your driver meets you at the cruise port or your accommodation and brings you to the vibrant city center, where your knowledgeable local guide will greet you.

Discover Glasgow’s rich history and modern energy as you roll through its impressive Victorian architecture, beautiful parks, and lively streets. Pop into a traditional tearoom, visit local museums, or enjoy a dram of Scottish whisky—there’s no shortage of things to see, taste, and experience.

We hope you enjoy your time in Glasgow—Scotland’s friendliest city!

Tours in Glasgow

A comfortable, wheelchair accessible vehicle picks you up from your hotel or the cruise port and brings you into the heart of Glasgow. There, your experienced English-speaking guide awaits. They’ll show you both the iconic landmarks and the hidden gems of the city, from medieval cathedrals to street art tucked away in alleys.

Each tour is flexible in length and pace, so whether you want a short introduction or a full-day experience, we’ll tailor the tour to meet your needs. Just let us know your preferences in advance and we’ll craft the perfect accessible walking/rolling tour for you.

About Glasgow

Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city, is known for its rich industrial past, vibrant music scene, and world-class art and architecture. It’s a city that beautifully balances history with innovation. From the striking Glasgow Cathedral and the historic Necropolis to the cutting-edge Riverside Museum and modern murals across the city, there’s a lot to explore.

The city is also famous for its warm hospitality, bustling shopping streets, cozy pubs, and green spaces like Kelvingrove Park and Glasgow Green. With a mostly flat city center and a growing number of accessible venues, Glasgow offers a welcoming and comfortable experience for travelers of all abilities.

All of this is just a short drive from the scenic Scottish countryside and Loch Lomond.