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I will guide you in the fascinating Oriental art of Reiki, an incredibly effective method to quickly and easily clear the body’s blocked energy lines. It will restore your natural equilibrium, alleviate aches and pains, energise you both mentally and physically and generally elevate your mood. Following your Reiki treatment, you will leave me having not only learned about Reiki, but also feeling deeply relaxed, physically refreshed and emotionally energised. Your Reiki Experience is followed by a Traditional Scottish Afternoon Tea, served on fine vintage china. You will enjoy a range of mouth watering delights, including a variety of tasty, freshly made sandwiches, delicious, piping hot scones served with Ayrshire butter and local Scottish strawberry jam, all topped with luscious clotted cream! Your Traditional Scottish Afternoon Tea is completed with scrumptious cakes and an endless pot of the finest Indian Assam tea - pure luxury and decadent indulgence! This unique and fascinating afternoon begins at 1.00pm and a typical duration is approximately three hours. The Reiki Retreat and Traditional Scottish Afternoon Tea is ideally suited for one to six adults. The afternoon is very informal, relaxing and personally very rewarding. This is also available from 7.00pm as an Evening Retreat, when it is served with a delicious supper.

This walk starts in George Square, the very centre of Glasgow’s Georgian New Town, an area known today as The Merchant City, then onto Queen Street, along Ingram Street and down Candleriggs towards the Trongate and Glasgow Cross, then onto High Street, the main thoroughfare of Medieval Glasgow the original heart of Glasgow. Bruce Downie is an author, historian, tour guide and storyteller. He started Historic Walking Tours of Glasgow in 2021 with one clear vision, to share stories about Glasgow’s long and colourful history, stretching back over 1500 years, including some of its famous characters and its magnificent architecture. Visitors to the city and even local residents, are often encouraged to ‘look up’, to see more of the historic buildings that surround them, particularly from the Victorian and Edwardian era, but there’s so much more to Glasgow than just the architecture. Join Bruce for a few hours during your visit to discover some fascinating, dramatic and occasionally hilarious stories about Scotland’s biggest city.

We will take a drive to Ben Nevis and the historic and ancient town of Fort William, here the site of two major battles that shaped the Scottish Lanscape. The first in 1431 where King James himself led an army well in excess of a 1000 fell to the sword or axe with the second battle of Inverlochy in 1645, known as the battle of the three kingdoms. We will be passing through the amazing Cairngorm Mountain range, to the north of Loch Lomond, in your own time and agenda with options for stops along the way. We will meet at 10am, travel to Loch Lomond stopping at Luss by around 12 pm where you can have lunch. Journeying on around 1pm following the west aspect of Loch Lomond with breath-taking views on our way up to the glacial and awe-inspiring Glencoe Mountain range. We should reach Fort William circa 3:30pm. Along the way we can stop at the Falls of Falloch a waterfall secluded pool to enjoy a peaceful rest. Then we can journey home, with the option of visiting a fully equipped farm shop I found along a previous tour. They stock a wide variety of quality local fair, from red meat, foul and fish to beers, wines, cheeses and chutneys. We should be home for around 7pm.

Take advantage of our group discounts! ★ 15% OFF — groups from 4 to 5 guests ★ 20% OFF — groups of +6 guests Are you ready to meet Profesional Master Chef contestant, chef Rohan Wadke and his unique chef experience at your place? Learn the secrets hidden within each dish, and enjoy a delicious multi-course meal. Get ready to discover the taste of Glasgow without leaving your own dining room! The chef will arrive 90 minutes before your preferred dining time in order to begin working their magic. They won't arrive empty-handed! No-no, they will show up at your doorstep equipped with every ingredient needed in order to prepare your meal. Feel free to put your apron on and cook some of the dishes with them! They’re eager to share with you the secrets behind the recipes and Glasgow's local hidden treasures. Not in the mood? Well then lay down, relax, enjoy a few appetizers, and allow them to take care of you. Eat, share, drink, laugh, and explore the Glasgow dining scene from your own table. Oh and don’t worry about tidying up, everything will be left spotless for you to continue to enjoy! To have a closer look at the menus, send a direct message and we will send them your way! Please note that to book an experience there is a minimum of 2 guests required.

We'll embark upon a journey whereby we get you to a mystical place, where we'll delve deep into forrest, enjoying the song of the birds and the gushing sound of the gorge underneath us, walk along the gorge, looking down at the amazing waterfalls and taking pictures of it. Then we will get to an ancient "staircase", where we need to climb down, using the ropes alongside the "stairs" and once we get to the bottom, we'll gaze upon an amazing gorge between the rocks covered with moss, crystal clear water, cold as ice, but a place looking like a haunted scenery out a fairy tale. This is Finnich Glen, that locals thought of being a place of the devils, an isolated and remote looking area, that gives you the chills and excitement in the same time. No wonder this place has been used as a scenery for the Outlander movie. For those brave ones, who want to get further into the glen, you can roll up your pants and get into the water (warning: extremely cold) and walk along and see an amazingly mesmerising world in front of you. Other things to note A good head for heights is necessary as it involves climbing down some slippery stairs, holding onto some ropes and rocks

Come and explore the wonderful world of honey bees and bee keeping. During this three hour experience you will learn all about honey bees - interesting facts; who lives in the hive; the lifecycle of the honey bee and how they make honey and beeswax. We will also take a good look at the equipment that you need and the bee keeping year. We'll look in detail at the various bits that make up a beehive and you'll also make your own simple beeswax candle to take home. After dressing up in 'the beekeeping gear' (provided), we will make our way down to the Apiary where we will get in close and personal with the bees on a live hive inspection.

This Experience is all about connecting to Nature, History with a bit of fun whereby you can get a bit competitive and childlike in the same time. We’ll take a walk alongside a famous Scottish Canal, the Forth & Clyde, while tapping into a bit of history of how these canals were made and what was the original purpose of them. You’ll see some beautiful nature scenery surrounding the Canal, see how people live on narrow boats or just travel about for leisure. We’ll stop and listen to the birds chirping, watch the wild ducks and other water birds swimming. One of the main highlights of this Tour is foraging for edible plants. (This of course is season dependent). I’ll show you and name some plants along the way that are edible and you can taste them, so that you can recognise them in the future. This is not a complete course on foraging, but an introduction to local edible wild plants. Half way our walk, we go deep into the forest, where there is a perfect spot that I set up specially for you to practice some slingshot shooting using harmless terracotta balls. I have several types of slingshots, so all ages, even kids can safely practice. I hang up some beautiful handmade Targets for you to shoot at and I’ll show you some tricks. You’ll leave the Experience with some beautiful memories about the Scottish Canals and a newfound unique skill set of being able to use a slingshot.

Recently named ‘Europe’s murder capital’ and voted the ‘UK’s friendliest city’ in the same week! It’s fair to say Glasgow is a confusing city, which means you need a true Weegie to show you the ropes. Lets share a dram and explore famous landmarks and gritty street art, while I tell you of Glasgow’s crime and macabre past! Its ties to the slave trade, its gangs, its godfathers, its ghosts, and its twisted serial killers! This is not your average tour, full of dull architectural facts and dates. No! We are absolutely bursting with trademark dry Glaswegian humour and have all the feisty, entertaining tales the tourist industry likes to leave out! 'People Make Glasgow' and this is a tour dedicated to the people and their thrilling, hilarious, and sometimes terrifying adventures. Want to know about Bible John? The Human Crocodile? The Gorbals Vampire? Arthur Thompson and his kin? Look no further! These are not the stories you will find in museums, they cannot be summed up in a book. We Glaswegians are known to spin a yarn and are the world’s greatest storytellers. I will add in my own anecdotes passed down from my family, including both the historical facts and the mythical imaginings clearly defined. You will learn to admire our working-class charm. Our brutality, our humour and most of all our complexity. Edinburgh might be Scotland’s brain, but Glasgow is its heart!

Immerse yourself in a different side to Glasgow on this unique street art and modern culture tour. On this 1.5 hour walk there’s no cathedrals, grand buildings or monuments, you will experience the real Glasgow. You’ll meander down alleys and under bridges to uncover some of the city’s most beautiful pieces of art that are taking over the walls by storm. All with a local, expert guide. From world-renowned heroes to local artists you’ll hear the stories and inspiration behind each piece whilst learning about how the art scene in Glasgow has developed dramatically over the last decade and beyond. Not only that, you will also hear about modern life in the city today, it’s nightlife, creative industries and much more. The vibrancy of Glasgow is just waiting to be explored and is something you shouldn’t miss out on during your trip to this cultural powerhouse. Among the 8+ murals you will see include: - ‘Fellow Glasgow Residents’ - Smug - ‘The World’s Most Economical Taxi’ - RogueOne - ‘Glasgow Panda’ - Klingatron/James Klinge

Get your bearings and discover Glasgow through a local ‘weegies’ eyes. A must do on any visit to Glasgow, all with a local, expert guide. Available every day at 10:30am (& 5pm in summer). The tour lasts around 1.5 hours. All of our guides are passionate locals who love Glasgow. The tour is different every day depending on the guide, as you see the city through a local's eyes. Get a feel and taste for the city, and discover what it's like to live and be in Glasgow. You will witness and learn about our rich, turbulent history and how it has shaped Glasgow into the vibrant city it is today. From being the second city of the empire, to an industrial hub, Glasgow has been through a lot. ​Throughout the tour you will take a look at some of the famous and lesser known figures to Glasgow, such as our patron saint St Mungo, and even Dr Who! Hear their stories as we travel through the centuries and explore what Glasgow has to offer. Some of the sites you will cover include: - George Square - Glasgow Cathedral and Necropolis - Glasgow Green - The Clyde - The Duke of Wellington As well as some hidden treasures of the city that you wouldn't see by yourself! Other things to note: We operate whatever the weather! Please come suitably prepared for all conditions.

Spend your time hand forging a steel cheese knife in the anvil at Swifts forge, a working blacksmith business full of exciting commissions and old tools. You will hand forge your blade flat, shape the knife and hammer in the bevels. After the blade you will work on the handle, incorporating decorative swists and shape to fit your hand. You will then rough grind to tidy the blade up and pass it over to Aaron, the blacksmith who will brin it up to a suitable sharpness and finish for use. While this is happening you can choose to watch or enjoy your hamper bag which contains local Wheaten bread, Irish butter, some local cheese and a measure of fine local Whiskey.

We will be eating our way around Glasgow starting in the heart of the City Centre followed by a trip to the West End and finishing in the historical East End. We will talk about each area and why they matter to the culinary and cultural map of Glasgow. This tour is an introduction to the must try 'Bucket List' of Scottish food and we encourage adventurous and curious eaters! Interacting with the locals and business owners allow us an intimate look at why the city of Glasgow is so incredible.

I'll take you on a guided running tour starting and finishing in Glasgow’s city centre, where I'll share my passion for the city and local history with you. We’ll take in the major sights - George Square, Cathedral, Necropolis, Glasgow Green - but also some more ‘off-the-beaten-track’ sights and local knowledge that you won’t find otherwise: the architecture and statues, the hidden river under the city, the amazing street art. There will be stops along the way to talk through the sights and history and, of course, for photo ops! I’ll also give you local recommendations for your trip - running routes, bars and restaurants, or events. If you can't see a time/date that suits you in the calendar, please message me. Please come ready to run! Dress appropriately for the weather. You should be physically capable of running 8km / 5 miles with stops. The pace will be tailored to your requirements: a rough guide is if you can run 5k in 35 mins, you can do the tour.

We're going on a trip around Scotland's countryside, where we leave the noisy cities behind and drive by some really cute villages, where you feel like you stepped back in time, then it's just raw nature with lush forests and meadows, old fashioned stone bridges and walls, friendly sheep and horses giving you a farewell. After admiring all these beautiful scenery, we get to a place where we continue our journey on foot. We get on a footpath that is barely visible from all the lush vegetation and flowers and keep going until we gaze into the distance and see this amazing waterfalls far away, surrounded by greenery and majestic rock formations. We keep going until we start hearing the rumbling sound of the water and suddenly the entire gorge and waterfalls cascading down one after the other, enfold as a mesmerising picture in front of us. Once we arrive to the place, we roam around to discover the hidden parts, where we can take in the views and even go on an adventure, climbing down the rocks and take the best photos of the place, that we can even show our grandkids in the future, while telling them about a Fairytale when we went to visit Scotland. Other things to note This trip is for Everyone! All ages are welcome! It is not a strenuous hike, so nobody should be worried of anything. it is up to Everyone of which places they want to choose to climb down to.

Imagine a place that is mysterious, magical, looking like out of a fairy tale. It's already known as having a dark past and there has been a legend about it as one of Devil's favourite place where he used to preach to the Monks. Deep in the forrest, there's a gorge surrounded by 100 foot tall majestic rock formations, an out of this world hidden place where you feel remote from the world and only the moon is required to produce the most weird and awesome effect. The water is dark red, like blood flowing in the veins of nature itself. We'll embark upon a trip at night, riding through winding country side roads, enclosed by darkening trees, looking at the horizon, where the edge of the mountains meet the stars, gazing upon the grazing cattle on the fields, like ghosts of the past. When we arrive, we get on our head torches and head into the forrest, which comes alive with moths fluttering their wings and every breath you take, there's thousands of glittering miniature lifeforms right in front of your eyes. Once we arrived, everything is quiet and alive in the same time, you're one with Nature and your senses are heightened to the maximum. You're in awe and humbled in the same time. Other things to note Being in middle of the night in the forrest is safe, there are no dangerous animals in Scotland, no snakes or anything that might concern you. Maybe some bats around, but they don't come close to you.