Rugby Tours To Glasgow

Glasgow

Try A Glasgow Salad

Voted one of the friendliest cities in the world, Scotland’s largest city is a stylish mix of arts, culture and unique Celtic charm.

Steeped in rugby culture and with its vastly improving representative side “The Glasgow Warriors” the city is on the rugby map.

On any given weekend you can experience the busy streets at night with a great atmosphere and lively bars & restaurants.

Glasgow is the strongest of the two Scottish sides in the Guinness Pro14 with such names as Jonny Gray, Tommy Seymour and man of the moment Stuart Hogg.

While in Glasgow you really need to try the Glasgow Salad a real delight.

Tour Information

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

Our Popular Inclusions for a Rugby Tour to Glasgow

Attend a rugby training with Glasgow Warriors.
Watch a Guinness Pro14 fixture.
Visit Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, 22 galleries to take in.
Go a long to the Transport Riverside Museum from skateboards to locomotives .
Science at the Glasgow Science Centre and learn all you need to know.
Experience Celtic Park and listen to all the past battles with its rivals Glasgow Rangers.
Pop into the Scottish Football Museum and see the rise of Scottish football.
History lesson at the Provand’s Lordship and step back into medieval Scotland.
Fun time at M&D’s Theme Park for all your rides at this theme park..
Hands on at Mugdock Country Park and take part in the park ranger’s tasks.
Ski time at Snow Factor for all your winter sports in the Spring.
Sample some Scotch at a whisky tasting event tasting all the blends from Scotland.

Rugby Training with Glasgow Warriors

Attend an intensive coaching session with coaches from Glasgow Warriors working on all the issues that you need fixing to improve your game and players abilities.

The sessions here in Glasgow are very good and a lot of teams comment on how good they are.

Of course, it’s all down to the coach giving the session and the Glasgow Warriors staff that do them are very good indeed.

Teams take on a lot what is taught to them and this is shown in their results when they get home, such as winning their State Championships.

It’s all down to our training sessions and the coaches we provide.

Whisky Tasting

OVER 18’s ONLY! There is a difference between Whiskey and Whisky and it is just not the letter ‘e’.

For those wishing to experience an authentic ‘taste’ of Scotland, highly recommended.

For the more refined pallet, we can also arrange mater-class sessions from a Scottish distiller.

With so many distilleries around you will be spoilt for choice. Learn from the very beginning on how the whisky is made to the bottling stage and most important the sampling.

Celtic Park

Take a guided tour of the iconic Celtic Park, home of Glasgow Celtic FC.

Feel the atmosphere of what a local derby affair would feel like between their rivals Glasgow Rangers FC. and hear all the stories of those battles.

Visit all the areas that are not seen by the general public such as the changing rooms, VIP areas and plus down at pitch side.

If it’s possible try and attend a soccer match at the stadium in the season.

Provand’s Lordship

Provand’s Lordship is one of the very few surviving buildings from Glasgow’s medieval period. As it happens, is the oldest remaining house in Glasgow.

Built in 1471 as part of St. Nicholas’s Hospital by Andrew Muirhead who was Bishop of Glasgow. The Muirhead coat of arms is still visible on the side of the building.

Subsequently the house later became occupied by the Lord of the Prebend of Barlanark and was known as Lord of Provan and then Provand’s Lordship.

Today the house is furnished with a collection of 17th century Scottish furniture donated by Sir William Burrell.