The Sixty Steps in Glasgow: photos, reviews

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The Sixty Steps in Glasgow is an architectural gem, crafted by the renowned Alexander 'Greek' Thomson in the 1870s. Known for its classical design, this striking attraction offers a unique experience as visitors ascend the storied steps. Each step unveils a bit more of the city's charm, with delightful views stretching out on either side. With an impressive average Google rating of 4.3, The Sixty Steps is a testament to timeless design and offers a peaceful escape amidst the urban landscape.

4.3

based on 126 reviews

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4.3/5 126 reviews

Krishna Chaitanya

The sixth steps, Glasgow

Ashish Sharma

Mama mia. Did twice

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The cult of CRM means that Greek Thomson is slightly undervalued in Glasgow. See the continuing stasis with the Egyptian Halls. These Steps are worth a look if you’re a fan, information boards are very decent - kudos to the trust for installing. Pleasant views at top.

What is the address of The Sixty Steps?
The Sixty Steps is located at Kelvinside Terrace S, Glasgow, United Kingdom.
How to get here by public transport?
The nearest public transport options provide quick and easy access:
- Bus stop Botanical Gardens (178 m walk)
- Bus stop Mingarry Street (377 m walk)
- Bus stop Hotspur Street (387 m walk)
How is The Sixty Steps rated by visitors?
The Sixty Steps has an average rating of 4.3 based on 126 reviews across platforms such as Google, Facebook.

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