[4K] Glasgow, Scotland - Cathedral, Necropolis & Drygate Brewery Walk
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Join us for this virtual city walk in the city of Glasgow, Scotland. A tour of the necropolis is one of the top things to do in Glasgow.
We start our Glasgow walking tour by Police Box #3 on Cathedral Square. This converted 'Doctor Who' style police phone box now serves good coffee to locals and tourists alike.
Our tour takes us past St. Mungo Museum Of Religious Life & Art, into Glasgow Cathedral, followed by the Victorian cemetry known as Glasgow Necropolis before finishing at the Drygate craft brewing company.
Route:
00:05 Police Box #3
00:15 St. Mungo Museum Of Religious Life & Art (on the left)
00:50 Cathedral Precinct with view of the Glasgow Royal Infirmary
01:15 Glasgow Cathedral
03:25 Church Lane gates
04:34 Glasgow Necropolis
08:25 Views across the Glasgow Royal Infirmary
22:36 Part exit onto John Knox Street
24:10 The Drygate Brewing Company
From Glasgow Cathedral, through the Necropolis to Drygate Brewing Company.
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9:30 It's the kind of cemetery that you would see in classic movies and I think it's fascinating to see an actual one even on video. Many thanks for showing us around!
You're really welcome FW, good to have linked up with you and share our walks. All the very best to you.
@@LivingWalks Same here 👍
Another wonderful walking video from Living Walks. So a very big thanks. PS I do love to watch your videos while on my exercise bike!!!
Hi there Alan, thanks so much for letting us know that you enjoy our walks on your exercise bike. That's good to hear. We'll be bringing you many more to come, so do subscribe if you feel like it. All the best to you.
I love the church. We have very old churches in India. Marvelous.
I've been lucky enough to experience them in India. How special to have such diversity.
If I was born again, I would definitely like to be Scottish ❤️ Such a nice country... Love from Turkey ❤️
We rather fell in love with it too, so I appreciate your sentiment. Thanks for dropping by.
thank you
HI THERE! I love how you time stamped in description. Thank you! Brigitte in Tulsa Oklahoma USA
Thank you Brigitte, and thanks for taking the time to comment.
As smooth and steady as this place is quiet ! Thanks for this another great walk
Thank you Chill and explore. I've just been enjoying your latest Morocco video. Really very captivating. Glad to have connected with you.
I recall a dull and dreary Saturday afternoon in the winter of 1985, shooting several rolls of Ilford FP4 on my newly purchased Nikon FG20 - Photography heaven (no pun intended!!) And not seeing a single person for the hour+ I was there. Strange to think it has become one of Glasgow's stranger, but incredibly popular tourist attractions!! Great vid and thank you for bringing back the happy memories of my native city :-)
Hi there Colin, glad to have brought back a happy memory or two of your slightly surreal Photography trip in '85.
Not seeing a single person for the hour+ must have felt fairly odd. Ah indeed, now one of Glasgow's stranger tourist attractions, who's have thought it! Thanks for connecting, we value it. All the best to you.
Discover Glasgow's necropolis in this atmospheric, gothic walk and finish with a virtual pint at Drygate Brewery.
I love the Police Box serving coffee at the start!
Hi MA, yes it's pretty cool isn't it!
What a wonderfully atmospheric experience. I walked all the way to the brewery with you. It would have been good to have shared a pint with you here at the end. Thanks LW.
Thanks MA, glad you found it so. Yes indeed a pint at the brewery with you would have been rather good.
Nice one of a great City.
Thank you TG, we like it too.
Very neat walk, not something I've ever seen anywhere (and I watch a ton of these vids). Thanks!
Thanks JS, good to be in touch with you. I've just been coincidentally enjoying you Yonge Street Walk, how nice it is to share walks.
Great video! We went to Glasgow in 2017 and spent a few days exploring the necropolis! I could kick myself for not recording it, so I thank you from the bottom of my heart!
You're so very welcome Carole, it's a fascinating and atmospheric place isn't it. Good to have brought it back to you. I have a few more walks in Glasgow here, if you ever feel like a few more memories of your stay in 2017? All the best to you.
@@LivingWalks I will have to find those walks!!!
Haven't been there since the early 70s mum used to take us there as kids, used to love the views, changed a bit since then
Thanks for your visit Robert, hope this brought back a happy memory or two?
Another great walk. Been to Scotland three times now but still haven’t gotten to Glasgow. Looks like it will have to definitely be on our itinerary next time. Thanks so much for showing us around. - Henry
Hi Henry, thanks for dropping by, I've just been enjoying your Dublin walk. How nice to be able to introduce each other to cities we may never (or hardly) been to.
Great video and Glasgow has loads of cool cemeteries, one just 15mins walk to the north is Sighthill cemetery where I spent so many happy times as a child. The stories on the gravestones are quite horrific, families of 14 members all dying of typhoid, and the endless lists of infant mortality in families or if you see small groups of trees that's where the unmarked Cholera mass graves are situated. My favorites were those who perished in the Napoleonic wars, fighting and dying in far off lands and those of the 1750s - 1790s who's gravestones are quite remarkable for the history they reveal.
How very nice to receive your email with such informative detail, which I hope others will find of interest too. It makes making these video's all worth while. All the very best to you.
Great video. Thanks so much. I caught a glimpse of my g-g-g-grandfather’s monument: Duncan Macfarlan! That was special to see. 🏴🇨🇦
Thanks for sharing that @roberts3586, it makes it all worthwhile to receive such a message.
I live 5 min away from this, had many a summer autumn winter & spring walk around it . Winter is the best though ❤
Ah yes Elaine, I can imagine a moody winter walk would be just the ticket. Thanks for dropping by.
@LivingWalks no problem, it's magical, thank you for sharing 🩷
The necropolis just took me back to the past. How can a place like that be so beautiful!
Quite so Kevin, somehow especially in the winter time. Thanks for connecting.
Amazing quality as always! Thank you for the share!
Thank you Soulwalk. It's always good to share walks between us. Best wishes to you.
What an amazing place .. great video too and I’ve subscribed
How nice of you to let us know Karen, thank you for your message
Was there 2009, thanks for the walk
Thanks for the visit Joël, hope it brought back happy memories. Thanks for dropping by to let us know. All the best to you.
*_Beautiful and impressive video of Glasgow, exceptionally beautiful and interesting shots!_*
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*_Enjoy a wonderful weekend. With best wishes from Vienna :-)_*
Thank you Ricco, so pleased you enjoyed it, we appreciate your kind feedback and feel glad to have linked up with you. Wishing you a happy Viennese weekend too.
Everything looks so clean and pretty, Scotland has beautiful places
I quite agree Martiddy!
That cemetery is really cool!
Yes it's really very atmospheric, especially on a rainy day.
What a huge necropolis!😯 It would be awesome to go at sunset!😉
Yes, wouldn't it WP, a pity the sun was hiding on the day of our visit. All the best to you and thanks for dropping by fellow walker.
My Grandma lived at 74 John Knox Street ,,, across from the big black walls of Duke Street Prison. As a wee boy when I visited Granny in Glasgow my " playground " was The Necropolis ,,, nice and safe there for a wee boy ,,, except as evening fell there was too many ghosts ,,, way too many ,,,
How interesting to receive your message, it makes creating the films really worthwhile to receive such contact. I hope this helped to bring back happy memories. we have a few more of Glasgow here if it grabs you. All the best and thanks again for your message.
@@LivingWalks I must mention, in your video clip towards the end as you exit the gates and walk across the road, just as you start walking down the street that is exactly where Gran's house was on John Knox Street ,, ( long gone now ). My oh my, such memories ,, a little further down was a dimly lit butcher shop where Gran would send me with a shilling to buy mince " for the tea ".
The bridge that leads to the Necropolis is called The Bridge of Sighs ,, aptly named as I'm sure you would agree. I used to stand under that bridge and shout hello ,, it had the most wonderful echo ,, fascinating to an eight year old.
Also my Gran forbid me to cross over the street ,, to quote, " there's very bad men locked up behind those walls and they hung a woman in there ,, oh yes it sure had an effect ,, scared the hell out of me.
All those memories good and not so good of growing up in the early 50's ,,, it was nice to visit Glasgow as a wee boy but I was quite happy to return home to " my Island " ,,, Rothesay, Isle of Bute ,, have a great day ,,
@@munnjean how lovely to receive this and hear all about your growing up in the city. Your messages are so interesting to us and one of the nicest we've ever received, so thank you so much and were so pleased to have brought the film to you.
@@LivingWalks i was born in the drygate in mid 1950 i played in "the gravie " almost every day it was our adventure playground love the place to this day
I was born in the Royal Infirmary Hospital in 1948, grew up on Alexandra Parade,behind the Royal where they stoked the Boilers, a Tenement slum, my cousins lived around the corner on Wishart Street and we all used to play in the Graveyard as that was the only grass we ever knew and as you are walking over the bridge thats Wishart street underneath. Ark Lane would lead down to Ladywell and the Tennents Brewery, I went to Golfhill School at the top end of Ark Lane, the school closed down years ago. Never heard of Drygate but it looks real nice but then so does all of Auld Glesga Toon these days, unlike the shitehole it was where I grew up in it... I left in 1966 and never lived there again. But Glesga, as we called it, is still with me.
Hello AB, how nice of you to connect with us and to share your interesting stories of your life in the Tenement. The Graveyard being the only grass you ever knew and your general memories of Auld Glesga Toon are interesting to hear. Such nice messages as yours make it worth doing the channel for us. I hope it evoked a good memory or two.
@@LivingWalks : Growing up in a slum does not evoke good memories however you can take the boy out of the slums but you must take the slums out of the boy, and I have achieved the latter.
By saying that I am glad I was born where I was born and Glesga sure looks a lot nicer today compared to the 1950s.
I appreciate your point Andrew, I guess sometimes those you meet and the relationships you made can hold the memories that are worth having. All the best to you.
wonderful walking video
That's kind of you to say so STB, thank you for taking the time to let me know and all the best to you.
Wonderful walk! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it AW.
I was born in Castle st Townhead glasgow 1952 and two weeks ago was the first time i visited the necropolis its the resting place for the good and the famous of glasgow
It's certainly a fascinating place isn't it Joseph. Must have been quite atmospheric in the winter.
Class video, nice one big man!
So pleased you enjoyed it Theongjoy.
We all used to dog school , & hang about there.,i remenber we done brass rubbings of the gravestones one time at school (whitehill), & rem the tomb of the 7 brothers, for years & years theres a small bonfire lit just outside the back wall, we used to go there about midnite on bonfire nite, its always been called ' the gravy "
Thanks for dropping by D McC, oh that made me smile. Thanks for sharing your experience with me!
Hi Yvonne and Mike! This part of Glasgow is just....WOW!!Amazing! Your walk is so relaxing enjoyable and full of atmosphere my friends! I liked so much as always... A big like from me! Thanks so much: your walks are a true gift every time for me!. Ciao! All the best. Renata
Hi there Renata, it's always uplifting to hear how you enjoy the video's, it makes it all worthwhile. All the very best to you friend.
@@LivingWalks Thanks to you my friends! Hugs! Renata
I was there in December 2019, cool place. Great video by the way.
Hi ARIKEN777, that must have been chilly. Hope you enjoyed it nonetheless? We have a few more here of the city, if you feel like another virtual leg stretch (or a walk to it around the coffee table). All the best to you.
@@LivingWalks Yeah it was a bit chilly but not that bad really. The necropolis, the historic architectures and Glasgow overall was absolutely amazing. Wish I had more time to explore the city but was only there for 4 days. Well maybe next time if i am lucky enough I will get to visit again. And best of luck to you too. Keep up the good work you as you have really great materials Your channel has great potentials. I subscribed : )
Hi there @@AKRICH7, thank you for getting back to me, I quite agree about the necropolis and Glasgow architecture, it's quite unique and very atmospheric isn't it. I'm from the South of the UK and it's almost like a different planet. The lighting, architecture and the landscape couldn't be more different. Been enjoying your- The Biggest Dinosaurs Ever video BTW. Ah the wonders of youtube. Thanks again for subscribing. All the very best to you.
@@LivingWalks I agree, both UK and Glasgow are unique and awesome in their own ways. So many interesting places with such a rich history and mind-blowing landscapes especially in the highlands. I had such a blast I miss it, wish I could travel around like you guys. Anyways thank you and please keep up the good work. All the best to you and your future journeys : )
@@AKRICH7 Ah I wish travel for both of us. We'll certainly be so appreciative of any journeys when this is all over won't we. I hope we can keep in touch in the meantime and you can enjoy virtually traveling with us?
Hi, I love this footage, I was wondering if I could use some of it for a video in editing? It’s a compilation of poetry readings from a Scottish poet to celebrate his 100th birthday this year. Thanks, and I can understand if this isn’t possible. :)
Hi Scotia, you'd be welcome to use a minute or so, if you are happy to credit and link back yo us.
Over 55000 bodies in that space apparently, yet only 3500 memorials. You could maybe go back sometime and film at night - on your own! :)
Ah ha ha Phil, perhaps you could do a night visit first and let us know if you survive. All the best to you.
@@LivingWalks Haha - wouldn't be the dead i worried about.
Oh ha ha, quite so Phil!
mistica cidade no bom sentido!
sim, um lugar atmosférico, com certeza.
Great footage..but please add some music to your videos.
Hi Debbie, we may well do that in the future but we also like to offer natural sounds as if you're really there. Thanks for the feedback though, that may well happen.
Is it a cemetery or an amusement park? People are laughing loudly, children are running around, yelling...
Hi there Angela, I think it’s seen more as a green space for the locals to enjoy but I understand your sentiment. All the best.