Scotland, day 14 – 21: Glasgow

July 14 was transition and rest day. Martyna drove to the airport to catch her early morning flight home. She returned our rental car – quick and no hassle. We Ā slept longer, did laundry. In the afternoon we walked over to the Exhibition Centre where Joanna registered for the conference (July 14-18). Piotr walked around the neighborhood, checking out restaurants and grocery shopping. Next day, Piotr continued to explore Finnieston: Glasgow UniversityĀ āžœĀ  Kelvingrove ParkĀ āžœĀ Argyle St.

On the 16th, Joanna had a break from business. We took ScotRail train fromĀ Exhibition Centre Station to Glasgow Central Station and walked a big loop across and around city center: George SquareĀ āžœĀ CathedralĀ āžœĀ  NecropolisĀ āžœĀ Glasgow GreenĀ āžœĀ St Andrew’s Suspension BridgeĀ āžœĀ Victoria BridgeĀ āžœĀ Buchanan StĀ āžœĀ Glasgow Central Station. We returned by train toĀ Exhibition Centre Station and walked to Blackie St.

The following two days, with Joanna at the conference, Piotr exploredĀ Finnieston and neighborhood: Blackie StĀ āžœĀ Argyle StĀ āžœĀ Charing CrossĀ āžœĀ Sauchiehall StĀ āžœĀ Berkeley StĀ āžœĀ Argyle StĀ āžœĀ Blackie St. And next day: SEC CentreĀ āžœĀ River Clyde walkĀ āžœĀ Riverside MuseumĀ āžœĀ Old Dumbarton RdĀ āžœĀ Argyle St – Blakie St.

On July 19 and 20 we travelled by train to ā˜ž EdinburghĀ  (Glasgow Queen Street Station to Waverly Station). The first day we took Uber – drove aroundĀ Glasgow centre to avoid traffic, adding distance but saving time. Second time around we just walked to Queen Street Station. On both days we walked back home from the train station, via George Square, Vincent St and Argyle St and via Bath St. With good weather we were able to see more of Glasgow.

Finally, onĀ July 21 we took Uber to the airport for early morning flight to Chicago via Newark.

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