🌟 Solo Adventure: Solo Travel Experience and Tips in Glasgow 🧳

Glasgow, as the largest city in Scotland, is not only full of strong cultural atmosphere, but also exudes a warm and friendly atmosphere. This time I chose a solo trip. From unfamiliarity to familiarity, from exploration to deep love, every step made me more confident and free. ✨ 📍 First stop: Glasgow Cathedral and Cemetery My first stop was the magnificent Glasgow Cathedral. Its Gothic architecture looks particularly majestic in the sunlight. Then walk to Necropolis, the nearby city of the dead. Standing on the top of the mountain overlooking the entire city, the winter mist adds a sense of mystery to the scenery. 🌫️ 🎨 Second stop: Kelvingrove Art Museum Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is a solo traveler's paradise. The rich exhibits, free admission, and spacious space allowed me to appreciate the art as I pleased, and even sit in a corner and meditate quietly. The organ concert in the museum is also a highlight not to be missed. 🎵 ☕ Third stop: City cafe time In between travels, I enjoyed some leisurely time in a café near the University of Glasgow. Order a glass of Flat White with a piece of hot scone, flip through the books, and observe the hurried steps of passers-by outside the window. The loneliness of traveling alone is instantly filled with happiness. 📝 Tips: Tips to make traveling alone more enjoyable Transportation: The subway in Glasgow is convenient and fast. It is recommended to buy a one-day ticket to explore the city freely. 🚇 Safety: Avoid going to remote areas alone at night and choose to walk on brightly lit streets. 🌙 Dining: There are many restaurants in Glasgow that offer set menus for one person, so don’t be afraid to try the local Haggis (traditional Scottish cuisine)! 🍴 #lone游