The official FREE destination app for the city of Glasgow – a city guide at your fingertips…

Be the first to know what’s on in the city with the Glasgow city guide app.

Glasgow is renowned the world over for the warmth of its hospitality and friendly, good-humoured citizens. As one of Europe’s most vibrant, dynamic and stylish cities, Glasgow is also home to a fantastic, year-round cultural and retail offering.

From outstanding architecture, world-class museums and galleries, and one of the best shopping experiences in the UK to cutting-edge music and literary scenes, fabulous restaurants and some of Europe’s leading festivals and major events there’s a huge variety of attractions to entertain visitors to Glasgow.

• With the Glasgow:Scotland with style app you will have a real-time ‘guidebook’ of events, restaurants, cafes, bars, attractions and more available at the touch of a button.
• Location-based searching and integrated on and offline mapping makes it easier to explore, discover, experience and enjoy Glasgow wherever you are in the city.
• The ‘What’s on’ section provides a comprehensive listing of events taking place in the city, allowing searches to be made by date, genre or proximity.
• Take advantage of regularly updated retail, dining and leisure special offers.
• Access travel and transport information, allowing you to quickly and easily view transport networks, contact operators, call a taxi and link to a useful journey planner.

The Glasgow: Scotland with style app is the perfect guide to Glasgow and is a great way of ensuring that you’re among the first to know what’s on in the city!

To download the Glasgow app click here for Google Play or iTunes

Can you ‘cone’ Glasgow’s iconic Duke?

Glasgow Cone Challenge allows fans all over the world to have a go at a digital version of one of the city’s best-known pranks.

This fun and free to download iPhone app challenges players to score points by throwing traffic cones onto the Duke of Wellington’s head.

The iconic bronze statue of the Duke astride his horse – outside Glasgow’s Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) – is globally famous for the fluorescent orange traffic cone ‘hat’ that the Duke has worn off and on (but more frequently on!) for more than 20 years.

The traditional ‘coning’ is seen by many as a reflection of Glasgow’s much loved and irreverent sense of humour and is firmly embedded in the city’s culture.

The app allows players to post their scores on Twitter and Facebook, while the latest tweets from @seeglasgow also appear as a real-time feed on the game’s homepage, providing players with up-to-the-minute information about what’s going on in the city.

Don’t put a real cone on the Duke’s head, play the game instead!

To download the Glasgow Cone Challenge app click here.