I wasn't all that excited for Cineworld opening at Silverburn, I'll be honest. The last time I went…read moreto the movies was June 2014 and it's just not something I ever think of doing, even when it's a movie I like the sound of. I also don't get to Silverburn very often even though I live nearby because of two reasons - 1 the horrendous parking situation; and 2 all the people. So I really wanted to see The Martian as I loved the book so much, and this week is the last week they're showing it. We booked online and collected our tickets when we arrived although note that you can't scan an iPhone 6 Plus screen to collect them as the screen is too big. Ha. The cinema foyer is pretty small, just has a candy bar bit and a Starbucks and toilets but that's fine by me. The actual cinema we were in (6) was a wee one, with only about 10 rows of seats. It was great though as it was only about half full and everyone there was my kind of movie goer - silent and well behaved. There is loads of legroom and it was pretty damn comfy for a 2+ hour movie. It's about £9 each booking online which isn't too bad really. I'll definitely be back!

A new shiny cineworld cinema. Located above silverburn shopping centre just off the m77…read more This cinema is massive for the location licensed bar, Starbucks and great selection of confectionery and Ice cream. In addition to the food and drink you have the cinema itself it's brand new so you get comfy seats great view large screens and great sound system. While we are on the subject of screens these guys have a super screen one of the first in the UK and this thing is massive it does cost a premium but is worth it for the right movie. Other than that they show the usual selection of 2d and 3d movies at the great cineworld unlimited card rates. You really can't complaint. So settle down for a coffee/beer/soft drink serve up the popcorn and enjoy a movie in Glasgow newest cinema.

Great community group offering dance, drama and music. Great for kids and adults who love to…read moreperform.

We just completed a wonderful 4 day tour with Greg Kain of Guided Tours of Scotland. After a hectic…read moreweek in London we carved out some time to visit Scotland. There were 4 of us...myself, my husband and two of our grown sons, one of which had never been to Scotland before. We had been planning this trip for almost a year and Greg was so helpful in helping us figure out what we could see in the time that we had available. The must haves were castles and distilleries and other historical sights along with the beautiful winter scenery of the highlands and then down the coast to Campbeltown. Throughout the planning stage Greg was very attentive and helpful with mapping out what we could see and gave us suggestions of places that matched our interests. Once we had the itinerary down there was always flexibility to add or subtract stops depending on weather and how the day was going. Greg picked us up in his very clean and comfortable van. It was stocked with lots of water and hand sanitizer and could accommodate our multiple pieces of luggage (9 suitcases, a duffel bag and 4 backpacks) as this was the back half of our 2 week trip. He made sure that we were warm and comfortable and we always felt safe with his driving even in the snow and ice. We could have never made the drive on our own to the places that we wanted to see so we were very thankful that we had Greg doing the drive. Greg picked us up from Edinburgh in snowy weather and we started our drive towards Stirling. We visited the Kelpies, The Wallace Monument, Stirling Castle and Doune Castle. We love history and like to walk so it was a very busy day for us. We ate lunch at the little cafe at the Wallace monument, which Greg suggested, and we had the best scones we ever had! After an overnight stay in Doune we headed to Oban. We had a 3:30 Oban Distillery tour but we still managed to take a scenic drive through the highlands with several picture stops and a tasty lunch at Clachaig Inn. Once in Oban we stopped at Dunstaffnage castle and then on to the distillery. On the drive to Oban Greg gave us so much information about the geography and history of the area. After the distillery tour Greg dropped us at our hotel and gave us some suggestions of stops we could do the next day on our way down to Campbeltown. He also gave us a great suggestion for dinner and it did not disappoint! The next day we drove to Campbeltown to do 2 distillery tours:1 at Glen Scotia and 1 at Springbank. Along the way we stopped at Carnasserie castle and drove by the Kilmartin Glen burial grounds. We stopped in Tarbert for lunch at a cute cafe and then on to Campbeltown. The distillery tours were wonderful and we bought several bottles of scotch to take back to the US with us (in one of our many suitcases!) After the tours Greg took us to our hotel. Greg also recommended several local pubs for us to try that night which we did! The last day of our trip we drove north on a different route on our way to Inveraray. We stopped at a the Saddell Abbey ruins and saw the magnificent stone carvings from the late 1400's. Then we stopped at Skipness castle for a look....After that stop we drove to The George Inn where we had a wonderful lunch by the fireplace. The last stop on our trip was a pleasant surprise that Greg happened to find for us. My husband has ancestry ties to Scotland and there is a Loch, a river and a Glen there with his surname. Greg drove us to a bridge that is over where that river runs and he took our picture on that bridge. That was a special moment for us especially for my husband and sons. Our tour concluded with a nice drive to Glasgow where Greg dropped us off at the airport for our flight to back to London. Greg provided outstanding and professional service as a guide and driver. He was so personable and the casual atmosphere made us happy and at ease during the whole trip. His knowledge of the history and geography of his homeland and is top notch. He is a great ambassador for his country. We plan to return to Scotland and when we do Greg will be a part of that trip!

Guided Tours of Scotland is truly the perfect way to tour Scotland. Greg made it a stress-free…read moreexperience helping us set up an itinerary perfectly tailored to our expectations. He included everything we asked for and threw in a few suggestions which turned out to be perfect for what we had in mind for our trip. He was always professional and friendly, always ready with suggestions for food or activities in towns we stopped in, and always had a backup plan for the one or two times plan A didn't quite work out. His knowledge of everything Scottish is impressive, whether it be history, nature or the towns and landmarks we stopped at. I can't wait fo my next Scottish or Irish adventure, and I'll recommend Guided Tours of Scotland to anyone who might be looking to plan a worry-free personalized tour of this wonderful country. Greg, I can't thank you enough for your work and for accompanying us on this slightly crazy adventure. Thank you for making it even more special. Until next time!

Having used Greg for years, I can thoroughly recommend him. He will not let you down, and will even…read moreshow up at 4:00am for the red eye flights. Most appreciated.

We had an excellent experience with kinclan! Booked online in advance and received confirmation via…read moreemail at booking and prior to pickup. The car was lovely, comfortable and right on time complete with chilled water and toffees. The owner was driving that day and was extremely affable making the journey really pleasant! We look forward to booking again next year for a whisky trail tour and will be recommending to all those headed to Scotland.