Start at St Enoch Argyll st
Glasgow
The third oldest underground system in the world is fun to use. It travels continuously in a circular route and the trains are coloured Orange hence the nickname - Clockwork Orange.
The name comes from a 1971 film by Stanley Kubrick based on a book by Anthony Burgess.
It is perfect for when the weather is not so kind and can be taken at any time of the year. It would be great for those who would like a different experience of Glasgow.
The third oldest underground system in the world is fun to use. It travels continuously in a circular route and the trains are coloured Orange hence the nickname - Clockwork Orange.
The name comes from a 1971 film by Stanley Kubrick based on a book by Anthony Burgess.
It is perfect for when the weather is not so kind and can be taken at any time of the year. It would be great for those who would like a different experience of Glasgow.
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Kelvinbridge
Stop for Kelvingrove Park. My park during my childhood. Great place for taking photographs.
Stop for Kelvingrove Park. My park during my childhood. Great place for taking photographs.
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Leisurely walk across Kelvin way to the University to see the Hunterston museum.Excellent
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Star of the show--Kelvingrove Art Gallery
After the University I walked through the park. Weather is super by now.
The highlight of any visit to Glasgow is Kelvingrove Museum and Art gallery. I have wrote pages and pages on my website about the Art Gallery.
<<<<<Kelvingrove Art Gallery
The highlight of any visit to Glasgow is Kelvingrove Museum and Art gallery. I have wrote pages and pages on my website about the Art Gallery.
<<<<<Kelvingrove Art Gallery
I walked along to Kelvin hall station and travel 3 stops to our next point of interest.
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Ibrox Station is the stop is for Rangers Football ground
I walked along Paisley road west to Cessnock and took the Subway again. This time I got off at West Street. Short walk to the River Clyde.
Where I walked over the Squiggly bridge to the Broomielaw and into the city centre.
Where I walked over the Squiggly bridge to the Broomielaw and into the city centre.
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From St Enoch we travel to St Georges cross. Wee bit of walk to the Old School house for lunch. Haggis,neeps and tatties. Very good
last stop was Cowcaddens. A visit to Chinatown and quick walk through Dundas Vale. My school during the sixties.
Back to the city centre to complete the circle. This was my choice of stops but you can completely change it to see other interesting places.
Great day out using Glasgow`s underground.--The Clockwork Orange.
Back to the city centre to complete the circle. This was my choice of stops but you can completely change it to see other interesting places.
Great day out using Glasgow`s underground.--The Clockwork Orange.
The Cowcaddens
Hope you can join me on my Clockwork Orange Tour of Glasgow.
Chinatown
The Clockwork Orange [subway] Tour of Glasgow. A unique experience!
Let me take you on a journey to show you the star attractions of Glasgow by using Glasgow's underground system.
Contact douglasbaird3@gmail.com
Let me take you on a journey to show you the star attractions of Glasgow by using Glasgow's underground system.
Contact douglasbaird3@gmail.com