Glasgow City Bike Tour and Craft Beer Experience
This tour should have been called the "Shoogly Bike Tour", but happily the beer is at the end...so there's no shoogling...maybe some gentle swaying!..But hey, who doesn't like that?
Some say it's impossible to improve on the perfect bike tour, we disagree...add beer and the improvement is instant!
Hidden gems, grand landmarks, local hangouts, unbelievable victorian architecture. What more do you need? Beer!
This tour is for everybody, and you see a city differently on two wheels, rolling along its cycle-friendly lanes, with your local guide.
Our tours are geared towards a deep-dive into Glasgow's culture and good-stuff! If all that isn't enough, you get to drink beer in a micro-brewery at the end!
Your mission, should you choose to accept, is to book this tour, drink beer and tell you friends how much you enjoyed yourself!....this message will self-destruct...
Unlike Mission Impossible, this is all possible!
What are you waiting for? Did we mention there's beer?
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Glasgow City Bike Tour and Craft Beer Experience
What's included in Glasgow City Bike Tour and Craft Beer Experience
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
People's Palace and Winter Gardens
Did someone really think they could stop Glaswegians drinking by building this stunning building? Now that is optimism!
SEC Armadillo
No, it's not the Sydney opera house! Come on the tour and we'll tell you what the design is really is based on.
The Clydeside Distillery
What is the best thing to come out of Glasgow's only whisky distillery?? Glasgow bike tours' guests!
Inclusions
- Free secure parking
- Guide (in English)
- Helmet (if desired)
- A famous Glasgow treat
- Use of bicycle
- E-bike (get un touch if you think you need one)
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- You should be fit enough to ride a bicycle.
Meet
Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting / End Points
- Making your way from George Square eastwards, walk along Duke Street to the corner of John Knox Street. Turn left and the Drygate is up 50 meters on your right-hand side. There is a Glasgow Bike Tours board next to the Drygate entrance. Go in and take a seat where your guide will meet you.
