University of Glasgow

Morning Glasgow! Today we googled the things to do in Glasgow and set of on our journey by taking the subway system in Glasgow. A primitive train system with one circle line that goes around the city and scared the **** out Holly and I as it rattled through the dark tunnels. Our first
destination was the Glasgow University. Known for its …

While our stay in Edinburgh may have come to end, we still had a night in Glasgow, Scotland planned. Ali was going to greet us at the train station in the morning when our train got in leaving us a whole day to tour Glasgow. That plan changed when we ran into some "technical" difficulties at the train station. For some unknown reason the machines …

... up around the cathedral founded by Saint Mungo in the 6th century, and in 1451, the city became the site of the University of Glasgow, the second university in Scotland. Unfortunately, with the exception of the cathedral, virtually nothing of the ...

... fallen autumn leaves somewhat distracted me from the pissing down rain. Picture perfect Kelvingrove I stumbled upon the University of Glasgow. Which was absolutely beautiful. Glasgow University Met up with Tracy and had tapas for dinner. ...

... seats. We continues to drive around, talking about various things. Soon after Rachel woke up and we found ourselves near the University of Glasgow. We got out the car to stretch our legs and found it was rather cold, so decided to find somewhere for a ...

... After dropping their stuff in my flat we proceeded to go out to see my pretty uni and make them horribly jealous that the University of Edinburgh doesn't look like Hogwarts as mine does. We also went for a stroll through Kelvingrove Park and ended up at ...

... in their spare bedroom.  We made plans to meet up with a large group of Dave's friends from his Masters program at the University of Glasgow and met another of his friends for a drink.  The bar was a converted church, which felt a little ...

... glad to go to bed early. Saturday was pretty fun. We went to the Glasgow Cathedral and Necropolis, the Lighthouse, the University of Glasgow and the Kelvingrove Park. We also went shopping and the three of us girls bought some shoes and purses for ...

So yesterday morning I was all packed up and ready for my next adventure, living on campus at University of Strathclyde. Chris kindly agreed to help me get my bags to Glasgow and get me settled in. We took an early train and we found where my ...

... Curt away from photographing the flowers! For and free activity I was relatively impressed! Afterwards we headed down to the University of Glasgow for a walk through campus - wow - there were some beautiful buildings! We finished up this area with a ...

... of kebab and curry shops and international groceries around. I leave this afternoon for London, where I will end up at the University of Surrey tomorrow - more research work to be done this week. Thanks very much to Erin for her generous hospitality and ...

... until lunch time. With it being much smaller than Edinburgh we were still able to see a good bit of the city, including The University of Gkasgow and let me not forget, TK Maxx (the equivalent of TJ Maxx in the states). Our friends in Germany, the ...