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Business events & conferences

For business meetings, conferences & events or stylish, fully equipped meeting rooms are second to none and our professional team take pride in ensuring that every detail of your event is just right.

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Eating out in Glasgow

The casual, relaxed La Bonne Auberge Glasgow Theatreland takes pride in being one of the few Glasgow restaurants to still be going strong after more than thirty years – with an AA Rosette to prove it!

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Glasgow city breaks

Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city, can be all things to all people, from romantic weekend breaks to theatre breaks and superb shopping breaks to weekends away with the family. At Holiday Inn Glasgow City Centre Theatreland all of Glasgow’s attractions are right at your finger tips.

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Glasgow visitor attractions

Glasgow is quite simply, in the words of the city’s marketing bureau, Scotland with style. From stunning Victorian architecture to trendy cafés, wine bars and top name shopping to cultural attractions, amazing scenery and fun for the whole family, Glasgow has it all!

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Shopping breaks in Glasgow

The Holiday Inn Glasgow Theatreland is ideally situated, both close to Glasgow's bustling city centre and its cosmopolitan, fashionable and stylish west end. From our position on West Nile Street, near famous Buchanan Street, you are within easy walking distance of the city centre’s shopping malls & boutiques.

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Stirling

The historic setting of Stirling is the epitome of all that is Scottish. With Stirling Castle, the Wallace monument and Bannockburn all within the area, there is no other city in Scotland which represents the history of Scotland better.

The city of Stirling has been a significant location in Scotland for many years. It is believed that the hill, upon which Stirling castle now sits, was of great strategic importance to the Romans. The castle sits proudly on the skyline watching over the sitting as it would have done in medieval times. There is no better location for a castle to be found anywhere in the world. With views across the whole valley, it makes an imposing fortress. 

The Wallace monument sits on Abbey Craig, a hill just outside Stirling. The monument was erected in the 19th Century in memory of the Scottish freedom fighter, Sir William Wallace. Wallace led the Scots to a famous victory at the battle of Stirling Bridge and earned himself a place in Scottish folklore. The monument contains an exhibition about the great mans life and contains a 5ft 6in sword believed to be Wallace’s. 

Bannockburn is small village found just south of Stirling and is the sight of the 1314 battle of Bannockburn in which Robert the Bruce defeated the English king Edward II as part of the Wars of Scottish Independence. There is now a visitor centre at the site which provides a comprehensive guide to the battle and its protagonists.

Aside from history, Stirling has plenty to offer as a modern day city. With a bustling shopping precinct and a lively nightlife there is plenty to see and do for all.

Stirling is approx 40 minutes by car from the Holiday Inn Glasgow Theatreland hotel.