Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland as well as the 3rd largest metropolitan area in the United Kingdom which, it should be remembered, is a territory comprising Great Britain (England, Scotland, Wales) and a northern part of Ireland. Turning its back on Edinburgh, the classic and lending its flanks to the Atlantic coast, Glasgow, the industrialist plays solo. She leaves it to her neighbours to cultivate folklore in order to make a name for themselves on the international scene, in a trendy city. However, these are not new. The excellence it claims in many scientific fields - thanks in particular to its university - is the same as it was a century and a half ago. The Spook School - Art Nouveau revisited by Glasgow - marked architecture and design. Today the Glasgow Style is still frequently found in the city's buildings, the best example of which is the Glasgow School of Art. It's just one facet of Glasgow's genius. The Scottish city is now making intelligent use of the past of its shipyards. That's how the Clyde, its river, is put back in the spotlight. Once a source of wealth and the source of the city's prosperity, the river had made Glasgow the second largest city in the British Empire. However with the decline of the latter, the port lost interest. However, residents have rediscovered it and taken it away from new places of interest such as the Glasgow Tower and the Glasgow Science Center or a stroll along the river. These are all new attractions that are shaping Glasgow's image. Book a hotel in Glasgow, Scotland's largest city, is full of surprises. One constant, however, throughout the centuries, Glasgow and its inhabitants remain as warm as ever. One only has to push the door of a pub to verify this reputation, never denied. In the footsteps of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, founder of the Spook School, visit the Glasgow School of Art, the Lighthouse, the city's architecture and design centre and the Mackintosh Interpretation Centre with its tower. The city of Glasgow has many sights to see. Visit St. Mungo Cathedral, Tenement House, University of Glasgow, University of Strathclyde, Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Theatre, Glasgow Science Centre, Glasgow School of Art. Also discover the city's museums and cultural sites, such as Hunterian Museum, Saint Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art, The Lighthouse, Burrell Collection, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Modern Art Gallery (GoMA), and Provand's Lordship House. The University in the field of Gilmorehill since 1870. St. Mungo Cathedral, Gothic. The museum and its Burrell collection in Pollok Park, the largest park in the city. A stay in Glasgow is unthinkable without a visit to at least one of these pubs including Merchant City in central Glasgow: City Marchant, Granny Black's, Curler's, Rab' Has, Tennent's, Griffin or Horseshoe. Similarly, with a rental car in Glasgow, you can take the pulse of the city in one of its many clubs, known throughout the UK.