=== Vacation in Glasgow === Glasgow, Scotland’s biggest city and one of the largest in Europe, is perhaps Scotland’s most multicultural and culturally rich region. Situated on the River Clyde, which it has to thank for its strong naval and mercantile traditions, Glasgow and the surrounding region of Strathclyde have long been among the most lively, international and affluent areas in all of Europe. As a former trade hub with North America and the British West Indies, Glasgow has for many years been a site of strong cultural exchange within Scotland and a place where many different traditions, languages and peoples congregate. This lends itself especially well to the city’s ever-growing tourism sector, making visitors feel welcome in the metropolitan and multicultural heart of Glasgow. As Scotland’s biggest city, Glasgow has everything you could ever need – from shopping opportunities, to great restaurants, pubs, clubs, museums and libraries. The well-developed public transport system means that you can get around without having to splash out on taxis everywhere and gives you the chance to see the city from a native’s point of view. Glasgow is welcoming, bustling and waiting to be discovered, so why not come and visit?