FAQs

Our tours are live and available to book.

You can book your tour online, in person from our Reselling team or from your driver at any stop (cash or contactless).

There is a 10% discount automatically applied the checkout for groups of 10 people or more.

You will receive your booking confirmation and e-ticket a few minutes after you have completed your transaction. Please take care to enter your email address correctly. If you have not received your e-ticket, please check your junk folder as it may have gone in there. If not, get in touch with our customer service team at info@citysightseeingglasgow.co.uk

You can present your e-ticket to your driver to board our tour bus either on paper or your smartphone. Both will scan.

You will receive one e-ticket per booking, regardless of whether you have booked tickets for one person or 15 people. If you require individual tickets for large groups, these are available on request from info@citysightseeingglasgow.co.uk

Please check our timetable for current bus times.

The Red Route of City Sightseeing Glasgow tour has 21 key stops around Glasgow’s east, centre and west. These include landmarks such as Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Riverside Museum, Glasgow Cathedral, the shopping district and Glasgow Green.

We provide commentary on every tour, giving you an insight into Glasgow’s history, culture and people. From March to October live guides are available. Our guides are knowledgeable, passionate and bring their own sense of humour and anecdotes to their commentary. For this reason, they are frequently sited on Trip Advisor as the highlight of our tour. Multi-lingual recorded commentary in seven languages is also available. We provide earphones for free. We also offer a music tour narrated by multi award winning singer songwriter Eddi Reader.

Our recorded tour commentary is available in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Polish and Mandarin.

A tour lasts approximately 1 hour and 35, though this may vary due to traffic, road works and other factors.

Yes, our tour has something to offer everyone from young children to older folk.

Yes. We have a dedicated wheelchair bay per bus. For a comprehensive guide, visit our Accessibility page or view our page on AccessAble.

Unfortunately we do not have toilets onboard. However, there are plenty of toilets around our route at attractions, restaurants and public places. You can visit this site for a detailed map of all the public restrooms in Glasgow.

Only if they fit underneath the seat. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate larger luggage onboard our tours. We also recommend you use one of the left luggage facilities around the city centre.

Well behaved dogs are allowed on our tours. Dogs are not allowed to sit on the seats and, while travelling, must remain on a lead and be seated on the floor.

Based on customer feedback, we recommend you take our entire tour once in the morning to get to know Glasgow and decide which stops are of interest to you. You can then use your 1 day or 2 day ticket to hop on hop off around Glasgow’s attractions.

Yes, we will always follow our tour route as laid out on our map. From time to time, if roads are closed or events are on in the city, we may take diversions. For up to date information, check out our service updates. 

City Sightseeing bus stops are easily recognisable by the Red ‘City Sightseeing’ banner at the bottom of the flag.

Yes! We operate every day of the year except 25 and 26 December or 01 and 02 January.

With your 1 day or 2 day Glasgow tour ticket, you can board any City Sightseeing Glasgow tour bus throughout the day. You can get off at any stop and board at any stop. Your ticket provides unlimited travel on our tours for the day.