The largest city in Scotland and largest in UK, Glasgow is based on the River Clyde in the West Central Lowlands. The city is a true blend of culture, style and friendly natives with a total of approximately 615,070 people living in the city including close to 68,050 students.
The mercury levels at a high of 19°C during the summers and 0°C during winter months, its always chilly in Glasgow, making it essential for students to have a nice and comfortable home away from home dur...
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The largest city in Scotland and largest in UK, Glasgow is based on the River Clyde in the West Central Lowlands. The city is a true blend of culture, style and friendly natives with a total of approximately 615,070 people living in the city including close to 68,050 students.
The mercury levels at a high of 19°C during the summers and 0°C during winter months, its always chilly in Glasgow, making it essential for students to have a nice and comfortable home away from home during their time at the University. Student accommodations in Glasgow offer a blend of luxury, comfort, security and convenience, all during those cold winter months. Located in prime locations of Sauchiehall Street or the Argyle Street, the properties keep you close to both the University and City Centre.
While on a budget, you may choose the shared bathroom facilities and an ensuite room or a self-sufficient studio if you are the one to splurge. The student housing facilities truly provide you a home, with access to great amenities and the use of state of the art gym facilities.
How to Commute
When you are a student in Glasgow, living on a budget, the cities sprawling bus connectivity will be more suitable to you, or you may choose the Glasgow subway for a quicker commute within the city.
The Queens Street Station and the Glasgow Central Station will have trains leaving for other parts of Scotland and England respectively, enabling you to explore the country during your holidays. As an international student in Glasgow looking to head back home over the summer break, there are three international airports namely the Glasgow Airport, Glasgow Prestwick Airport and the Edinburgh Airport, within 45 minutes of the Glasgow city centre, which will make going to back home, hassle-free.
Local Attractions
Glasgow saw a sudden change and grew rather quickly thanks to the Industrial revolution. This makes Cathedral Precinct in the East End a good spot for students to explore. The place has been able to capture the history of the city and preserved it well within the walls, all giving you an opportunity to enjoy the Scottish Gothic architecture.
For the football lovers, the Scottish Football Museum will be a sanctuary. Located within the National Stadium, the museum explores and tells the story of the unique football legacy of Scotland.
Things to Do
To take off the load of the hectic week in classes, visit the Sub Club on a Friday night and you will find all university students doing just the same. With top DJs playing at the club, it buzzes with students over the weekend. Or for just some drinks with friends accompanied by great music, visit Revolution.
While in Scotland, when in mood for some Scottish cuisine, visit Ubiquitous Chip, the first to master the Scottish cuisine. It surely is one of the best restaurants for students in Glasgow to visit. If you’d like to sample some international cuisine, head to the Hanoi Bike Shop, with its amazing Vietnamese delicacies served in a canteen-like atmosphere. To dish out on some great coffee, check out Tinderbox. Do not be misled by the name, its not a place for match making over coffee, but a great one for some idle chitchat with friends.
Style Mile, located in the heart of Glasgow, features a tall array of shops, malls, independent boutiques, designer labels. The square offers a one-stop shop for all your shopping needs.
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