Self catering holidays in Glasgow

Glasgow is Scotland's second city after the capital Edinburgh. A former City of Culture, Glasgow is a jewel in Scotland's crown. Perhaps it is the influence of Charles  Rennie Mackintosh, a Glaswegian architect and desgner or the Glasgow Art School, creativity and art flourish in Glasgow. The city has the usual art galleries, museums and the very fine Burrell Collection and many smart stone tenement  buildings that grace its older central streets. Many properties still feature original Victorian tiled lined entrance halls and lobbies. The university owns another collection of handsome buildings. At Glasgow's centre is an excellent shopping centre. There are botanical gardens and numerous very good restaurants. Glasgow is perfect for a holiday shopping, wining and dining with perhaps a day out to Loch Lomond and Stirling..Edinburgh is also within easy distance for a day  trip. 

It takes a little time spent with Glaswegians to fully appreciate Glasgow. The people have such a good sense of humour and bonhomie that it is impossible not to love Glasgow. Book a self-catering apartment in Glasgow or a cottage or log cabin with a short drive to get to know this wonderful Scottish city better.

Major towns in Glasgow

Glasgow

Weather in Scotland, Glasgow, this week

Fri		Mostly Sunny	Low: 12°C	High: 24°C
Sat		Mostly Sunny	Low: 10°C	High: 23°C
Sun		Mostly Sunny	Low: 12°C	High: 26°C
Mon		Clear	Low: 11°C	High: 26°C

Self catering holidays in Scotland

So sorry we do not appear to have any available holiday cottages in Glasgow at present.

May we suggest perusing alternative cottages and villas in Scotland.

Occasionally a different holiday area is acceptable if you are seeking a self-catering break and do not need to be anywhere in particular and are not committed to holiday in Glasgow. One of the main reasons for a specific location is to stay near family, alternatives are then not possible. However, if a specific location is not that important, take a look at some of the self-catering options outlined below:

Try using our advanced Cottage Search facility to enter your essential information such as occupancy, number of bedrooms, garden required and so on. This will produce a list of possible holiday homes. After that, reduce the list by adding any other criteria that might be of lesser importance such as near nature reserves or barbecue.

How about something completely different? Some people always return to the same place year after year. A new location can be exciting and much more stimulating. If you have the time, browse a few pages – we have a wonderful array of holiday cottages, pine lodges, apartments, villas and houses. There are even large country houses for group events. Remember this if you ever need a enormous property for a wedding.

The busiest periods for holiday lettings are New Year and Bank holidays.