Remarkable spot. The marble is the big thing and it is massively marble. The guard will make up any excuse not to let you in. But they will let you wander around. The reason the city does not want you going around is the story behind the building….. it was almost entirely built on thr dksbe trade.

imposing building in George Square in the centre of Glasgow. The Square itself given over to a Christmas event.very nice lit up in different colours. A one day visit to the city and leave in the morning. A very nice city centre,good atmosphere and definitely worthy of its own city break

Given this is a free tour of what is, in effect, a council building, I wasn't sure what to expect. However, it was so grand inside, it was well worth the visit. One of the others in our tour group asked to use the lift and that was easily accommodated, so don't be afraid to go on this tour if you can't easily climb the stairs; they'll make it work for you too!

I chose to do this tour based on the amazing photos I had seen online. Even so, it exceeded expectations. Margaret, our tour guide, was both extremely knowledgeable about the building and absolutely committed to ensuring that everyone had a fantastic experience. I have some mobility issues and she went out of her way to ensure that I was accommodated and had access to a lift instead of the stairs. That said, every room on the tour (about an hour) was even more breathtaking than the last. It was an amazing experience and completely free. Not to be missed.

We did the free tour of Glasgow City Chambers building at 10:30 am. We picked up our tickets at 10:00 opening time and then went out and toured George Square and came back before 10:30 for the tour. The building is incredible to see. The tour guide Margaret had a great deal of information about the building. Well worth it.

Last month I visited the City chambers located in the center of Glasgow together with my class and it was a truly positive experience for everyone. When we arrived in the building we were kindly welcomed by the staff who immediately introduced us to our guide. The 45 minute tour was very interesting and well argued, we were shown some very fascinating rooms and objects. My class mates and I were very enthusiastic because the palace is really lovely to visit and the staff is very friendly. I highly recommend this stop if you are in Glasgow because I'm sure you won't regret it. But remember to book your free tour on the Glasgow council website. Very pleasant experience, highly recommended.

Liam did an excellent job of showing us around the City Chambers as well as explaining the architecture and history of the building. It is well worth a visit but arrive early as it has limited space (25) and only goes at 10:00 and 2:30. It is also free. A great look into Glasgow's rich history as well as a very beautiful building. Even got a chance to sit in the Lord Provost's Chair.