Glasgow: Celtic Park Stadium Tour
⏱ 1 hour · 4.9 (3,611)
Soak up the history and feel the passion at Celtic Park Stadium on a guided tour. Visit the dressing room, the tunnel, the dugout, and more.
from €23 per person
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Football stadium tours in Glasgow
Glasgow has three stadiums that visitors can tour: Celtic Park, Ibrox, home of Rangers, and Hampden Park with the Scottish Football Museum. This page ranks the tours and the football experiences by verified review count.
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Compare Highlands day trips, Celtic Park and Ibrox tours, whisky tastings and walking tours — with honest travel times and departure points.
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Glasgow: Celtic Park Stadium Tour and Dining Experience
⏱ 3.5 hours · 4.9 (1,285)
Enjoy a full stadium tour and a 3-course meal in Celtic Park Restaurant. Adults will dine on the 3-course menu and children from the children's menu. Includes a 60-minute st…
from €60 per person
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Glasgow: Ibrox Stadium Tour
⏱ 1.5 hours · 4.8 (414)
Join a guided tour of the 125-year-old Ibrox Stadium in Glashow and discover the home of the Rangers Football Club. See the dressing rooms, explore the Trophy Room, take a seat…
from €32 per person
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Scottish Football Museum and Hampden Park Stadium Tour
· 4.8 (352)
The Scottish Football Museum and Hampden Stadium Tour offers a fantastic day out for families, avid football fans and novices eager to gain knowledge of Scottish football.
from €24 per person
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Glasgow: Rangers Football Club Museum
⏱ 1.5 hours · 4.5 (119)
Visit Glasgow Rangers Museum for an exciting, immersive experience for any football fan. Discover the rich history of the club, with exhibits from the team’s beginning to their…
from €18 per person
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Glasgow: Celtic Park Number 7 Restaurant
⏱ 2 hours · 4.6 (48)
Our Number 7 Restaurant offers a warm and welcoming experience for families and fans alike, with amazing views of the iconic Celtic Park pitch.
from €33 per person
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Rangers FC Official Match Day Tickets at Ibrox Stadium
⏱ 2 hours · 3.1 (11)
Experience the atmosphere of Ibrox and be part of the crowd from the Club Deck of the Bill Struth Main Stand, with a food and drink voucher and complimentary match day programme!
from €89 per person
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Glasgow Football Tour: Three Hampdens Walking Tour
⏱ 2 hours · 5.0 (4)
The Three Hampden Parks are the ‘cradle’ of the modern game. Our tour tells the story of the football grounds which set the template for every football ground ever built.
from €26 per person
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Celtic FC Matchday Experience with Local Host
⏱ 4 hours 0
Experience a Celtic FC matchday at Celtic Park with a local host. Meet a lifelong Hoops supporter at a fan pub, walk to Paradise, and feel one of Europe's most passionate fo…
from €173 per person
Check availability →Good to know: The stadium tours are short, one to one and a half hours for the standard ones; the dining and matchday listings run longer. They are different products for different clubs, so check which stadium a listing names. A tour is not a match ticket, and the matchday offers depend on the fixture list.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the Loch Ness and Highlands day trip from Glasgow worth it?
It is one of the most reviewed trips on this site, and it is a long day: about twelve hours, because Loch Ness lies roughly four hours north of Glasgow. If you like scenery and have one day, it works. If you would rather spend less time in the coach, the Glencoe and Oban trips and the Loch Lomond tours are shorter.
Can I visit the Isle of Skye as a day trip from Glasgow?
No. The Skye offers in the listings run for two to five days, and the titles here say so. Skye is far beyond the Highland day trips that leave Glasgow.
Is Glasgow a good base for the Highlands?
For the west, yes: Loch Lomond is about 23 miles north-west of Glasgow, against about 70 from Edinburgh, according to LNER, and Glencoe and Oban are day trips from here. Loch Ness is a different matter: it lies about four hours north, and Inverness is the closer base.
Do I need tickets for Kelvingrove and the Riverside Museum?
No. Both are free to enter, although temporary exhibitions can charge a fee. That is why this site lists no entry tickets for them; the offers here are tours, tastings and day trips.
How do I get from Glasgow Airport to the city centre?
The Glasgow Airport Express 500 bus is advertised at about 15 minutes. Independent guides give 20 to 25 minutes outside rush hour, and weekday rush hour on the M8 can take longer. Airport transfers are not listed on this site.
Can I tour Celtic Park, Ibrox and Hampden?
Yes. All three stadiums have guided tours in the listings: Celtic Park, Ibrox, home of Rangers, and Hampden Park with the Scottish Football Museum. They are separate bookings, so check which stadium and which tour you choose.