City Centre Shopping Walk (Self Guided), Glasgow
Sometimes, there's nothing better than to embark on a shopping spree, and some of the streets around Glasgow city center are like an Aladdin’s cave full of goodies. The main shopping arteries in the city are collectively known as the Golden Z and it's the second largest downtown shopping district in the British Isles after London.
There is something for all budgets in the city center's shops. Browse the stores in Argyle Street, the longest street in the city and the main shopping thoroughfare. It is lined by some of the biggest names in retail, including River Island and Top Shop as well as a huge Marks & Spencer store. For upmarket designs, take your shopping bags to Buchanan Street, while Sauchiehall Street hosts an array of popular brands such as TK Maxx and Watt Brothers, and value retailers like Primark and BHS.
Other shopping highlights are the city center’s two main shopping malls. There is the St. Enoch Centre, a covered shopping mall with a vast glass roof that makes it the largest glass-covered shopping center in Europe. At the northern end of the city center is the Buchanan Galleries, which houses more than 80 top retail names under one roof.
There is something for all budgets in the city center's shops. Browse the stores in Argyle Street, the longest street in the city and the main shopping thoroughfare. It is lined by some of the biggest names in retail, including River Island and Top Shop as well as a huge Marks & Spencer store. For upmarket designs, take your shopping bags to Buchanan Street, while Sauchiehall Street hosts an array of popular brands such as TK Maxx and Watt Brothers, and value retailers like Primark and BHS.
Other shopping highlights are the city center’s two main shopping malls. There is the St. Enoch Centre, a covered shopping mall with a vast glass roof that makes it the largest glass-covered shopping center in Europe. At the northern end of the city center is the Buchanan Galleries, which houses more than 80 top retail names under one roof.
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City Centre Shopping Walk Map
Guide Name: City Centre Shopping Walk
Guide Location: Scotland » Glasgow
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Discovery)
Travel Distance: 2.0 Km or 1.2 Miles
Author: Linda
Guide Location: Scotland » Glasgow
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Discovery)
Travel Distance: 2.0 Km or 1.2 Miles
Author: Linda
1) Argyle Street
2) Argyle Street
3) Buchanan Street
4) Buchanan Street
5) Buchanan Street
6) Argyle Street
7) Union Street
8) Buchanan Street
9) Buchanan Street
10) Buchanan Street
11) Sauchiehall Street, Empire House
12) Sauchiehall Street
13) Sauchiehall Street
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