easy
1.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, including those with limited mobility.
Discover Glasgow’s rich LGBTQ+ history on a private walking tour that uncovers the city’s vibrant past and influential stories. A must-do for culture-savvy travelers seeking an inclusive experience in Scotland’s largest city.
£95/group • 1.5 hours • All Ages
Embark on a captivating 1.5-hour private walking tour through Glasgow's vibrant LGBTQ+ history. Discover iconic sites and hear compelling stories of influential figures and events that shaped the city's queer culture. With a focus on accessibility and safety, this unique experience celebrates Glasgow as one of the world's most LGBTQ+ friendly cities.
Due to the success of our LGBTQ+ special event during pride month, we're offering our LGBTQ+ as a private tour! Discover Scotland and Glasgow’s place in LGBTQ+ history as well as LGBTQ+ progression in Glasgow itself with Walking Tours in Glasgow.
From drag queens to lesbian witches, this 1.5 hour walking tour will take you around the key sights of Glasgow’s LGBTQ+ past, present and future. Hear stories of the well and lesser known venues, people and marches that have shaped Glasgow’s queer culture and set us as one of the most LGBTQ+ friendly cities in the world.
Accessibility: We have tried to make the tour as accessible as possible. The tour guides are there to ensure you feel safe during the tour. The route is wheelchair friendly. Please get in touch if you have any concerns or questions, or view our full accessibility statement here.
Key sights include:
Price: £95 for a group of up to 4 then only £15pp!
Duration: 1.5 hours
Start time & location: choose your start time in the booking form. We can start the tour at the central location of outside the City Chambers Building in George Square, or we can meet at your hotel (email us to change start location).
This tour involves a walking route around Glasgow, so comfortable footwear is recommended.
You might want to jot down interesting stories or take photos along the way.
Early arrival ensures you don’t miss the start of your private tour with personalized attention.
Inform the guide in advance if you require specific accommodations to enhance your experience.
Glasgow’s LGBTQ+ history has roots dating back to early 20th century activism, with a vibrant community continuing to shape its cultural identity today.
Tour operators emphasize responsible tourism, promoting respect for local communities and supporting inclusive initiatives.
Good footwear helps you stay comfortable during the walking route around Glasgow.
Dress in layers or waterproof attire depending on the forecast to stay comfortable.
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Capture the colorful streets and historic sites along your journey.
Jot down stories or impressions from the tour for later reflection.