Blackfriars has a sociable atmosphere and is really popular with the student population in Glasgow. It’s just two minutes’ walk from Strathclyde University campus and close to the nightlife in the Merchant City with some great bars and restaurants.
Kelvin Court is very sociable with a common room, study room and courtyard. The team host lots of events in the Summer. It’s close to the desirable Byres Road and Argyle Street, pubs, shops, restaurants, and a short walk to university, There’s also car parking available on-site.
Thurso Street is a modern, stylish property with a common room and sociable atmosphere. It’s opposite the University of Glasgow and has stunning views over the River Kelvin. Car parking is available on-site and there are regular buses into the city centre. Cinema room coming soon!
Tramworks is a new, stylish property with a sociable atmosphere. It has a gym, common room, study room, large outdoor courtyard and parking is available. The property is located in the west end, close to the city centre and just five minutes’ walk from Glasgow University Campus.
There’s a strong and proud sporting culture in Glasgow. As European Capital of Sport 2003 and 2014 Commonwealth Games host, the city boasts a number of facilities just a short distance from our student accommodation in Glasgow. There are plenty of private gyms including Nuffield Health and Pure Gym, as well as the University of Glasgow gym which has a swimming pool, sauna, squash courts and much more. For football fans the city’s three major football stadiums host all the action.
Evening entertainment
For crazy foam parties, a huge dance floor and different themes every night of the week, you can’t beat The Garage, Scotland’s biggest nightclub. Stick with Sauchiehall Street on Thursdays for the ABC’s student-friendly Jellybaby night. If you just want to sing your heart out, The Horseshoe Bar is a popular karaoke venue not far from our student flats. Or if classy cocktails are more your thing, check out Metropolitan for some sophisticated socialising.
Foodie focus
Glasgow has all tastes and budgets catered for. For special occasions there’s Guy’s Restaurant, which even has a ‘Graduation Menu 2014’ especially for students. If you’re after authentic international cuisine, you’ll be spoilt for choice with Mother India's Café offering Indian tapas and dining on their fully-licensed premises, Café Andaluz serving up delicious Spanish tapas and paella, and Amore offering Italian delights in a friendly modern setting. And that’s just for starters.
Culture corners
The Victorian architecture is just the beginning of the cultural wonders in Glasgow. Home to the world’s first Museum of Religious Life and Art, the city boasts modern marvels like the 18-screen cinema at Cineworld, alongside historic landmarks like the memorial to William Wallace. Music is diverse in Glasgow with venues like the O2 Glasgow and King Tut’s Wha Wha Hut hosting a variety of acts. And open spaces like Glasgow Green are ideal for relaxing after a day’s sightseeing.
With plenty of culture and a great food scene, you'll never be short of things to do in Glasgow! Our 4 student vloggers share their favourite hidden gems to give you a taste of Glasgow student life.
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