Now that travel restrictions have been lifted, people from outwith the city are able to visit for the first time since Christmas and enjoy many of the city’s attractions.
Here are 13 ideas guaranteed to result in a memorable day trip to the Second City of the Empire.
9. Find out how Scotland's favourite beer is made
Tennent's is Scotland's best selling lager and a visit to Glasgow's Wellpark Brewery gives visitors the chance to see how it's made, enjoy a few tastings, and take a trip down memory lane with old television adverts and beer memorabilia. Photo: Google Maps
10. Picnic in palatial surroundings at Pollok Country Park
Set in the south of the city, Pollok Country Park has acres of woodland trails for hiking, fields of Highland cattle, pretty lakes and the majestic Pollok House with its extensive formal guardens open to the public. Directly in front of the house is one of Glasgow's best picnicking spots, a grassy area overlooking a river and picturesque stone bridge. Photo: Canva
11. Take a trip back to Glasgow's prehistoric past
Tucked away in Victoria Park, in the west of the city, Fossil Grove was the first museum in the world dedicated to preserving the fossil record. It came about in 1887 when workmen working on creating the park discovered 11 fossilised tree trunks. The rare fossils date back to the Carboniferous Period, around 330 million years ago, and have been perfectly preserved for visitors to marvel at. Photo: Google Maps
12. Go back to university
A tour of Glasgow University's West End campus includes a number of must-sees, including the impressive gothic tower, the strange collections of medical specimens and instruments in the Hunterian Museum, and the atmospheric cloisters that could be the setting for a scene in a Harry Potter film. Photo: Canva