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Transport
Glasgow has an excellent transport system that makes exploring the city easy and affordable. If you arrive by air into Glasgow International the best tip is to use the Glasgow Shuttle airport to city bus link which operates up to every 10 minutes, 24 hours a day. Once in the city there are lots of ways to get about but if you are in town for more than one day then one of the best ways to see more of the city for less and sample the top attractions is to buy a ticket on the red, open top City Sightseeing bus tour. Your ticket is valid for two days and you can hop on/hop off as often as you like. Or jump onto The Subway, Glasgow’s unique underground rail network. These fast little trains will carry you around under the city and makes exploring the West End, South Side and other neighbourhoods really easy. Enquire at SPT Travel centres, they will direct you to the best value deals available. If you plan a day trip out of the city it’s likely that there is a direct fast train or bus service to your destination. Edinburgh, Stirling and the Loch Lomond area are no more than 50 minutes away and easily visited in one day. For trips further out you can get great car rental rates from Arnold Clark, a local and reliable rental company.
GLASGOW AIRPORT Caledonian Way. Paisley. PA3 2SW 0844 481 5555 www.glasgowairport.com SCOTRAIL 0845 755 0033 www.scotrail.co.uk
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GLASGOW AIRPORT SHUTTLE 0141 423 6600 www.firstgroup.com BUCHANAN BUS STATION Killermont Street. G2 3NP 0141 333 3708 www.spt.co.uk
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ARNOLD CLARK CAR HIRE 0141 237 4374 www.arnoldclarkrental.com CITY SIGHTSEEING GLASGOW 153 Queen Street. G1 3BJ 0141 204 0444 www.citysightseeingglasgow.co.uk
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