Tolbooth Steeple in Glasgow: photos, reviews

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Standing proudly at a bustling crossroads, the Tolbooth Steeple is an unmistakable emblem of Glasgow's rich history. Built between 1626 and 1634 by architect John Boyd, this 126-foot tall clock tower mesmerizes with its stone crown and turrets adorned with gold leaf flags. At its pinnacle, a wind compass adds a distinctive touch. For 400 years, it has stood as a witness to the city's evolution, earning its place as a must-see attraction for visitors. With a remarkable 4.5 rating on Google, the Tolbooth Steeple continues to captivate those who seek to explore Glasgow's architectural heritage.

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Stockwell Street

Bus stop 395 m walk

Blackfriars Street

Bus stop 181 m walk

High Street

Bus stop 31 m walk

Wilson Street

Bus stop 380 m walk

Osborne Street (stop 2)

Bus stop 324 m walk

High Street (Glasgow)

Train station 376 m walk

4.5

based on 108 reviews

Google

4.5/5 108 reviews

Aitor San Sebastián Rubiales

Torre muy bonita en el centro de Glasgow

Sónia Abrantes

Manterem A torre no local em que está, no meio da estrada, demonstra o respeito por ela. É um edifício bonito mas que precisa de monutenção.

Gkeia K

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Tolbooth Steeple in Glasgow

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