Discover Glasgow
Glasgow is Scotland's largest city, set on the River Clyde, with a Victorian centre, a thriving cultural scene and a strong manufacturing past. Sustained regeneration across the city centre and the Clyde waterfront sits alongside a strong renewable energy sector. The Merchant City, the West End and Finnieston are among its best known districts. People need to be in Glasgow for work on regeneration, energy and development projects across the city and west of Scotland. Glasgow Central and Queen Street stations sit at the heart of the rail network, close to the Clyde, and Edinburgh is reachable in around fifty minutes. The area offers a good range of shops, restaurants and everyday services close to where people are working. WJO Property sources fully furnished accommodation around Glasgow with one point of contact.
Transport
Glasgow Central: Main station for services to England and the south west of Scotland.
Glasgow Queen Street: Station for services to Edinburgh and the north.
M8: Motorway running through the city towards Edinburgh and Greenock.
Glasgow Subway: Underground circle line serving the centre and the West End.
Glasgow Airport: International airport at Paisley, west of the city.
Glasgow: Landmarks and Local Highlights
George Square: Civic square in front of the City Chambers.
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum: Major museum and gallery in the West End.
Glasgow Cathedral: Medieval cathedral east of the centre.
Riverside Museum: Transport museum on the Clyde.
Glasgow Science Centre: Science museum on the south bank of the Clyde.
Buchanan Street: Main pedestrian shopping street in the city centre.

Frequently Asked Questions
Which areas around Glasgow can WJO Property source accommodation in?
We source fully furnished accommodation in Glasgow and the surrounding area, including the city centre, the Merchant City, the West End, Finnieston and the Southside. Tell us where you need to be and we will suggest options that suit your route and daily travel.
How well connected is Glasgow?
Glasgow Central and Queen Street stations sit at the heart of the rail network, and Edinburgh is reachable in around fifty minutes. Accommodation can be chosen to sit close to the station, main road or area you use most.
Can stays in Glasgow be short or extended?
Yes. Stays are flexible, from a few nights to several months, and extensions are usually arranged subject to availability, so you can adjust if your plans change.
What is Glasgow known for?
Glasgow is known for George Square, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum and Glasgow Cathedral. Riverside Museum and Glasgow Science Centre are also close by, so there is plenty to see around your base.
How do I request accommodation in Glasgow?
Send us a requirement with your dates, location and preferences. The team usually replies within one working day with suitable options in Glasgow, and can adjust the shortlist if your needs change.


