Where to park in Glasgow?

Glasgow was founded at the end of the 6th century by Saint Mungo. Over the centuries, the city grew to become an important industrial and commercial center. In the 19th century Glasgow was the most populous city in Scotland and one of the largest cities in the UK. Glasgow's population is around 630,000, making it the fourth most populous city in the UK after London, Birmingham and Manchester. Glasgow is located in a valley surrounded by hills, which makes it a very picturesque city. The city also has many parks and green spaces

Park in the city of Glasgow

If you decide to return to Glasgow by car or have rented a car, several parking options are available to you:

Parking in a public car park in Glasgow

The city has many paid public car parks, which are located in the city center and which are often open 24 hours a day. These car parks are convenient if you want to park your car safely while you explore the city. It is recommended to favor public car parks for parking in Glasgow, especially if you plan to stay in the city center for several hours. Also, compare car parks, book one and save on your trip to Glasgow with Parkimeter!

Street parking in Glasgow city center

It is possible to park on the streets of Glasgow, but it can be difficult in the city centre. It is important to check the parking rules on the signs indicating the restrictions, especially with regard to parking hours and parking zones reserved for residents.

Parking on the outskirts of Glasgow

It is possible to park in the car parks of the shopping centers located on the outskirts of the city. These car parks often offer attractive rates and are well served by public transport, allowing you to easily reach the city center.

Parking near Glasgow's sights

If you plan to visit tourist attractions outside the city center, it is often possible to park in dedicated car parks near these sites.

Going to Glasgow from other cities in England

If you want to go to Glasgow, you should know that different options are available to you whether by plane, train, bus or car: - By Car: Glasgow is easily accessible by car from all over the UK thanks to a well-developed road network. Here are some common routes to get to Glasgow by car: - From Edinburgh(): Take the M8 motorway towards Glasgow, which connects the two cities in around an hour. There is also a more scenic route along the east coast of Scotland, via the A1 and A199, but it is longer. From Manchester: Take the M6 northbound, then the M74 to Glasgow. This road connects the two cities in about 3 hours. From London: Take the M1 northbound, then the M6 to Carlisle, before joining the M74 to Glasgow. This road connects the two cities in about 6 hours. By Plane : Glasgow International Airport is located approximately 13 km west of the city. It is served by many airlines, including low-cost carriers. From the airport, it is easy to get to the city center by taxi, bus or train. By Train: Glasgow is served by two main train stations, Glasgow Central and Glasgow Queen Street, both of which are located in the city centre. Most long-distance trains from England and Wales serve Glasgow Central station. By Bus : Glasgow is served by many bus companies, including National Express, Megabus and Scottish Citylink. Buses usually arrive at Buchanan Street Bus Station, located in the city center.

Visit the city center of Glasgow

Glasgow has many popular tourist sites. Here are our recommendations for your trip to Glasgow:

• Glasgow Cathedral, built in the 12th century and one of the oldest in Scotland.
• The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, which houses an extensive collection of art and historical artifacts.
• The Glasgow School of Art, famous for its architecture and visual arts program.
• Pollok Country Park, one of the largest city parks in Europe.
• The Buchanan Street shopping street, where there are many fashion and luxury boutiques.