Clydeside Promenade
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Route 1: Welcome to the start of the Clydeside Promenade
2 minEntering the ancient kingdom of Strathclyde
6 minA conversation across centuries
5 minA constantly changing riverside
6 minMeet the Comet
6 minRed roses for Govan women
9 minMasterpiece of reinvention
6 minClydebuilt takes on new meaning in a digital world
7 minHow the Clyde is remaking Glasgow
9 minEnd of Route 1 and time to take a break
3 minReturning to the river
9 minEchoes and elegies to a bygone age
6 minEmigrant songs of the Clyde
6 minBuilt on tobacco
5 minFish, glorious fish
4 minLast stop on Route 2, but the story is far from finished
2 minGlasgow Green
4 minRow, row, row your boat
5 minAt the cross roads
4 minA job for life
6 minNo mean city
5 minLeaving the river
7 minA walk through hidden history and emerging creativity
7 minHidden histories and glimpses of Paradise
10 minCircling the arena
3 minA story of riverside regeneration
9 minon the right track
3 minThe Clyde runs red
8 minLook for hidden stories
10 minThe end of the amazing Clydeside journey
2 minA trail of re-imagining and rediscovery along Glasgow’s great river.
A new walking tour through history and the here and now of life on and around the Clyde. Brought to you by Walking Heads in collaboration with Festival 2014 and VELOCITY.
From Govan in the West to Bridgeton in the East End, we walk upstream following the river as it flows through art and architecture, shipbuilding and trade, music and theatre, folklore and living memory... through the heart and soul of Glasgow itself.
It's a long walk so we have split it into four parts:
Govan old and new – from Govan Cross to Finnieston Crane
The Commercial Clyde – from Lancelot Quay to Glasgow Green
Dear Green Place – from Glasgow Green to the East End
The East End – a circular loop from Bridgeton via Emirates Stadium
You can take the tour in any order you like. Just use the map to decide where to start and stop.