The “see-it-all” full-day bike tour
The Full Bhuna Bike Tour
The full bhuna (Glasgow rhyming slang for “everything”) is the full day bike tour, which starts at 10.30am and takes you through lunch and on to 4pm, when you will feel like you have seen all that Glasgow has to offer…but will leave you wanting more.
During the Full Bhuna, you will visit all the famous sights covered in the Glasgow City and Clyde Bridges Tour, but you will also get to see some rare treats like, Ashton lane; the Botanic Gardens and Kibble Palace; option of Maryhill Locks on the Forth and Clyde canal, the MacKintosh Church, some of Glasgow’s stunning murals, including “St Mungo”; have a mouth watering lunch at one of Glasgow’s best micro-breweries (not on us, I’m afraid) and then if you are still in the mood, finish the tour with a beer (not included) and a “blether” (definitely included!). The word “shoogly” among others will also be demonstrated and explained, giving a fullness to your Glasgow education. You can also opt to have your tour exclusively for your party if you like.
Tour Information
Duration: 5.5 hours – easy route
Cost: £96 per person,
Student/U’25s £80, £65 per child/U’16*
Bring your own bike and get £5 off.
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Schedule:10.30am.
Free secure parking
Booking essential.
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Here’s what you’ll see!
Discover all this in just 3hrs
Peoples Palace & Winter Garden
Armadillo (aka Clyde Auditorium)
Finnieston Crane
Riverside Museum
Big Ben (joking)
Glasgow University
Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum
Glasgow Necropolis
Clydeside Distillery
Glenlee, Tallship
Bridge of Sighs
Glasgow Green
Squiggly Bridge
Squinty Bridge
Kelvingrove Park
River Kelvin
Glasgow's West -End
Glasgow Cathedral
What our guests are saying!

Introducing the Pashley Pronto Mailstar
The ex-postie bike de-luxe version.
Now known as the Elephant Bike, after an incident with several african elephants, these are your luxurious chariots for the bike tour.
The bikes were lovingly restored by the Elephant Bike charity, after the Post Office decided to send 5000 of the bikes to landfill.
For every refurbished bike sold here in the UK, the Charity has sent one to Malawi (for free) to help local people.
Pure comfort and cycling ease, rolled into one beautiful British made bicycle.
Hop on and enjoy!