Cruises to Glasgow (Greenock), Scotland

Whisky Tastings. Loch Discoveries.

Cruise ships follow the River Clyde into the center of one of the most exciting cities in Great Britain. Glasgow showcases a mixture of architectural gems, from ancient castles and a magnificent 12th century cathedral, to the urban chic of revitalized neighborhoods featuring cutting-edge bars and restaurants. Explore more of Glasgow on a European cruise!

Exciting Shore Excursions

Immerse yourself in authentic experiences with our Shore Excursions, expertly guided by locals.

Snapshots of Glasgow (Greenock)

A visual preview of the amazing sites that await you.

Glasgow, Scotland, UK - January 19, 2012: The grand Victorian Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery stands illuminated by evening sun amongst lawns in Glasgow's West End.

The Grand Victorian Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery stands illuminated by evening sun amongst lawns in Glasgow's West End.

University of Glasgow Main Building

Red sandstone tenements at Charing Cross, Glasgow Scotland.

Clyde Arc Bridge at sunrise on River Clyde in Glasgow, Scotland.

Glasgow Clyde reflections of the arena buildings

Travel Tips & Interesting Info

Uncover Hidden Gems & Fun Facts

The Victoria Tower in Greenock town centre. The tower forms part of the Inverclyde Municipal buildings. Greenock is a town sitting beside the Firth of Clyde in the west of Scotland.

Famous For

An awe-inspiring sight, the 75-meter tall Victoria Tower in the Italianate Municipal Buildings, was built during an increase in the city's importance and wealth.

Sliced open cooked Scottish haggis showing the minced texture of the meat mixture on a wooden board with side dishes of mashed potato, turnip and carrot with fresh herbs

Exquisite Flavors

Be sure to try traditional Scottish haggis, neeps, and tatties. Indulge in fresh, locally caught seafood like langoustines and smoked salmon.

Steam train arriving at the railway train station. Arrival of the train. Steam trains arrive at station. Steam train under the stone bridge. Retro intercity Long distance trains Isle of Man

Fun Facts

Greenock is Scotland's best-served town in terms of railway stations boasting nine in total including the longest bored railway tunnel in all of Scotland - 1.2 miles.

Port Name & Location

Greenock Ocean Terminal - New Zealand
Ship will DOCK at this port.

Language

The local language is English.

Time Zone

BST (British Summer Time)
UTC/GMT +1 hour

Currency & Shopping

British Pound (GPB)
Native crafts, souvenirs, farmers market and stylish boutiques.

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Cruise Tips: What to Expect on Embarkation Day

If you're reading this article, then most likely your cruise vacation date with Norwegian is quickly sailing your way! Embarkation day is very exciting and involves a lot of moving parts as guests check in and board, luggage is delivered to staterooms, and you get settled in and explore the ship. One of the many great things about sailing with Norwegian Cruise Line is that they have worked hard to ensure that the embarkation process goes as smoothly as possible.

Hardangerfjord in south western Norway in the summer. A red, Norwegian house situated on a small island in the fjord. In the distance the Folgefonna glacier. Photo was taken near the village of Omastranda.

The Best Months to Cruise Northern Europe

From the scenic fjords of Norway to the charming cities of the Baltic states, Northern Europe offers many experiences that make it an ideal destination for a cruise vacation with Norwegian. With such a diverse climate and varying seasons, choosing the best time to take a Northern European cruise can feel daunting. Read on to learn more about some of the best months to sail Northern Europe on a Norwegian cruise.

What to Pack for Your Cruise

What to Pack for your Cruise Vacation: Packing list and other considerations.

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