subject: Looking for a Glasgow office? Get to know the city [print this page] Looking for a Glasgow office? Get to know the city
Have you moved to Glasgow to join a new office or perhaps you're search for an office for your company in the area? Well you'll need to know what is on offer for those working in the area of Glasgow. The good news is that there is so much in store for visitors and locals in Glasgow that you'll be spoilt for choice!
Being the biggest city in Scotland, Glasgow is jam packed with things to do and fantastic sights to see. It has the third largest number of people in the UK and it is clearly a popular choice with its residents. The Glaswegians are known for their local dialect which can be hard to understand for people not familiar with Scottish accents, but they have a famous sense of humour and will make you feel at home there in no time.Geographically speaking, Glasgow stands on the River Clyde, its main waterway that runs through west central Scotland.
It is a cultural centre with so many museums, theatres and venues to enjoy arts and music, you'll always have something in your calendar for your free evenings. In fact, Glasgow has its own theatre district. A number of important cultural locations are at home in the city such as the Tron Theatre, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, The Theatre Royal which includes the Scottish Opera and the Scottish Ballet at the Tramway theatre.
Art lovers can take in the sights at some of the city's art galleries, such as the Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA). There is also the Glasgow Film Theatre for cinema buffs or The Lighthouse Museum of Architecture for people interested in cutting-edge design. Glasgow even has its own poet laureate in the form of Liz Lochhead, who has held the post since 2007. Festivals are also a big deal in Glasgow, with the Glasgow International Comedy Festival, Glasgow Film Festival and the Glasgow International Jazz Festival all on your doorstep.
You'll be able to pick up anything you need at the city's famous shopping district, home to Buchanan Street which won the Academy of Urbanism 'Great Street Award 2008'. George Square is often considered to be the buzzing haunt for shoppers in Glasgow, while Argyle Street and Sauchiehall Street are all busy destinations for those looking for retail therapy. This is ideal for workers who are located in a Glasgow office in the centre of the city, who will be able to visit these great amenities during their lunch break or after work.
All in all, we think you'll agree that Glasgow is a fantastic city to work and play in!
