The station runs services to England, the southern suburbs of Greater Glasgow and the Ayrshire and Clyde coasts.
The famous landmark is attached to the very renowned Grand Central Hotel and is close to the likes of Buchanan Street, various historical attractions and busy shopping centres.What can you expect from the Glasgow Central Station tour? There's a section of the tour where you will learn about the station's place in Glasgow's war history. You will see soldiers' wheelchairs and photographs, and discover the names and regiments of some Glasgow soldiers'.
However, as you will be provided with safety headgear and a vest that you have to put on one by one, your visit may take around or over two hours to complete.Children aged 12 to 15 must be accompanied by an adult, and there is a maximum of three 12-15-year-olds per accompanying adult.It should be noted that there is a lot of walking and steps to climb during this tour, so sturdy shoes and a decent level of fitness are essential.