Glasgow Tower

Like so many people, I thought the tower was still closed. This is due to when it first opened many years ago they had to close it shortly after due it being built on ground that was subsiding. Thankfully that’s sorted now.
It was a lovely sunny day so I decided to head up. You can pay to just go up the tower, I thought you could only do it as part of the science centre ticket.
You head in through the science centre, get your ticket and head towards the café. You then head down a ramp to the base of the tower. I had booked my ticket but only had to wait about 5 minutes before my tour began, there was lots of info to read up on whilst you waited.
The tour started, the tour guide explained all the the facts about the tower and how it is the only free standing tower that can rotate 360 degrees in the world (Guinness book of records certificate in the wall to prove it) the tower is 127 metres tall.
After all the information, we entered the glass lift, the lift is small and can only fit 6 people at a time. The lift takes about 2 minutes to get to the top. Once at the top you get out into the pod. The views are amazing and on a clear day you can see as far as the hills. As it was sunny the pod heats up quickly, so you don’t want to hang about too long. I’d say that the full trip takes about 30 minutes and is well worth a visit.