Not enough bus for today . There is a waiting time of 1 hour before to jump in the buss. We are still waiting to get on the tour and it's pass 11 am.

I thoroughly enjoyed the yellow tour today .It gave me a great overview of the city and explained the history of Glasgow . I would recommend to others visiting the city. Will try red route next time !

We were visiting for the day during a trip to Edinburgh. We wanted to see Glasgow and this was the perfect was to do it on a cold day.

We usually love these tours but this one missed the mark completely. The narration was very, very limited compared to other similar tours. We learned very little. Glasgow is, putting it kindly, a rapidly changing city and the sense of history and understanding a decent guide provides was just not there. We got off at stop 12 and, after spending the day in the West End, ended up getting the subway back into the centre rather than finishing the tour. Cheap but still felt like a waste of time and money.

The buses were on time and ran long enough to get me to see all I wanted to see. Booking for two days is one pound more than for just one day, so worthwhile if you don't want to cram it all into one day. The whole trip takes 1.5 hours, and there's information played out over plug-in headphones (available or bring your own) on the bus. We had a choice of two tracks to listen to - the standard tour, which was informative and good, and the "music tour" which seemed to have a lot of gaps and wasn't as complete as you might expect or wish it to be. Oh well. It was convenient and better for the tourist than cramming onto public transit and trying to figure out the route you need to get to where you want to go. This is easier: plan your sightseeing based on the route of the bus, and get off and back on when you need it.

This tour was great, very interesting and entertaining saw a lot of Glasgow. My son whose 1st language is German found the German commentary was of the highest quality. We both found the music that played between the commentary be super. Both agree would do this tour again.

Went on this tour when many of the indoor attractions were on lockdown. Commentary was peppered with at this stop issue the fantastic X and it’s free to get in ...unfortunately it’s closed because of covid Driver and tour guide super friendly and the guide did her best with what she had to work with but perhaps tone down the mention of the motorways! - I’m sure Glasgow has more to offer Maybe best to Hold on going on the tour till things open up More

We booked the tour for 2 days to give us plenty of time to explore the places along the route. We visited the People’s Palace on the first day and then got back on and stayed on for the complete circuit. The commentary is interesting and informative. The next day we visited the Riverside Museum and Kelvingrove. A great way to find out about this wonderful city.

This was a great way to visit the sights. It was relatively rainy the day we used this service and it made it possible to see much more. Glasgow is not a huge city but it is big enough if you don't want to walk in the rain. This made stops at some great tourist spots as well as some not so touristy spots.

Great to see the sights of Glasgow, we hopped on and off all over the city, so easy to do, the map supplied is so helpful to help you decide where and what to see, have done this tour many times in all weathers and all seasons, and this time of year a great way to see the lights at Christmas time

To get your bearings and figure out what you might want to see, the city sightseeing tour is an excellent way of doing that. Cheaper by a mile to get a two day ticket, £16 for a day ticket, £17 for a two day ticket, you get hop on and off as often as you like. There are twenty one stops on the tour all stopping near to a major attraction. The buses run every thirty minutes, so you're never waiting long. The only thing that disappointed me was that the commentary was pre recorded by Neil Oliver (Scottish TV personality), I'd rather have the spontaneous Glasgae patter of the driver or a local guide !! Great way to get about though !!!

Really very easy to move around different places in London. Very good frequency of buses. Friendly staff.

Take this tour if you go to Glasgow. The route helps you to appreciate street after street of the wonderful old architecture that I had no idea is in Glasgow. It also locates many of the important 'go to' places worth seeing. The tour is 'hop on hop off', so you will be able to choose locations to visit. All the museums in Glasgow are free to visit. So enjoy. The tour lets about 45mins and I am not a tour-type, but this was very enjoyable. If you do in a different season to Summer, you may wish to ensure you are wearing warmer clothing as it can be cold if the only seats left are in the open-top section.

We had never visited the City before so chose to get an overview of the City on the open top sightseeing bus. £15 concession for 2 days A dry cool day but it had rained earlier so it could have done with someone to dry the seats before the tour started. The only reason I did not give it an excellent rating We did a full tour to get our bearings and then stopped off at the Riverside and Kelivingrove museum before using the bus to the stop nearest our hotel. We stayed longer at the Riverside museum only getting a brief view of the Kelvingrove museum which is a magnificent building. Worth every penny we spent on the ticket

The first bus of the day I truly enjoyed a round trip and the commentary by Neil Oliver. The driver was welcoming and the scenery spectacular. When I stopped off to sightsee, however, the next bus was just stuffed full and people were pushing all over me. After the second stop to sightsee, I took the subway back to the hotel rather than face the unwashed crowds on the bus... pity.