And Traveling the World
It always surprises me that more people haven’t visited Glasgow. I’ve been coming here all my life—my grandmother was born and raised here—and the city has always been one of my favorite travel destinations. Now that I’m back I want to explore more of the highlights and convince you to that it’s worth visiting Glasgow, too.
The thing I love most about traveling is that the more places I visit, the more places I realize there are to visit. I’ve loved all the European capitals, but some of my favorite destinations have been the less obvious ones. From Salzburg to Stavanger, I’ve fallen for the under-the-radar European cities.
I’ve been visiting Glasgow my whole life. Having a Glaswegian grandmother meant my first trip outside the U.S. was to Scotland, and ensured that I’ve dipped in and out ever since. But for some reason I’m always doing just that: dipping in and out. One day here, one day there, and I never see enough. Which makes me all the more excited that I’ve finally booked 3 days in Glasgow to experience the city properly.
Today I want to bring you my guide to visiting Glasgow and the Isle of Arran. These are two of the best places in Scotland, and they’re worth a special trip.
