On the Esplanade, this tourist information centre is housed in the lovely old Winter Garden…read morebuilding which underwent complete refurbishment and reopened in 2001. It's very bright and spacious inside with plenty of free information to help you plan a stay in the area, maps, postcards and gifts and souvenirs too (from pens and china to tea towels and soap). There are children's books as well. There's usually a DVD playing which shows local places to visit, or attractions of Scotland generally. The staff are knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. There is also a Genealogy Centre, a 90-seat theatre and a restaurant at the back. Open every day including Saturdays and Sundays.

A great place to browse for good quality postcards or those little gifts to take home. Plenty more…read moreto see too - there's a particularly good range of books and maps of the whole area and lots of free leaflets to take away. All the people I've seen in here at different times have been very friendly and helpful; they will give out a free town map as well and advice on accommodation, what to see or do, and any special events that are taking place. Definitely recommended.

We had a short walk along Loch Lomond and even though it was overcast and misting it was…read moreabsolutely gorgeous. I would have loved more time here l. Parking lot was easy and restrooms were clean.

I took a wonderful boat ride today. The scenery was beautiful. The air was cool and crisp. I was…read moreeven able to meditate. But, I never actually saw the Loch Ness monster.

A gorgeous tourist information centre and shop (on the inside at least) and a lovely helpful lady…read morebehind the counter. I loved browsing all the free leaflets and the gifts for sale. There's something for every pocket from cheap key rings and fridge magnets to books, fine china and linen. A great range of confectionery too. Very easy to find right beside the harbour with a free car park on two sides with plenty of spaces.

Situated at the top of the pier I found the centre to be well stocked with maps , guides and…read moresouveniers for tourists. The centre is open all year with full opening in the tourist season. Staff are extremely helpful, as you would expect them to be, but nonetheless they are probably sick being asked where Paul McCartney lives.It also sells tickets to various events in the area check with the centre what is available for sale at any given time . Young pipers from the school pipe bands play outside the front door in the summer on certain days of the week. A treat if thats what you like, a nightmare if you don't

The tourist information centre is easy to find it is located right beside the large car park. There…read morewas one member of staff and only one member of the public when we went in which was good as it is quite small. The staff member acknoweldged us which was nice and offered assistance. There was a good selection of free leaflets, along with some items for sale including tea towels, rennie mcintosh products, calanders. The centre was easy enough to access but I could see it being a bit problematic in terms of space at the height of the summer just because of the size of it. It was clean and tidy so quite a nice tourist information centre really.

I hadn't been into Helensburgh Tourist Information centre in years, however a few weeks ago I…read morecalled in to see if there was anything local that I had missed out on that would be good for a visit from the grandchildren. I was very pleasantly surprised. It's a lovely old building, situated in the clock tower in a very prominent position on the seafront. Internally it's 'bijou', but there is lots and lots of information available on all manner of activities and places both locally and in Scotland as a whole. I came away with a few leaflets having had a good chinwag with the lady there, who obviously had good local knowledge and appeared to be keen to help. Not just for tourists, this place is well worth a visit even if just to see what you're missing!

It's quite a large but inviting travel agents, I really liked how each section was decorated. The…read morewoman we spoke to (name escapes me) was very informative and helpful in helping us choose a package that suited our needs. My only negative would be that they asked for a phone number and sometimes the reps can be borderline pushy, still nice..but calling everyday is a bit pushy.

This is an unusually large travel agents. it has a cafe in it which is different! i have always…read morefound the staff to be pleasant and helpful.

Another BIG NAME that offers excellent customer service thanks to knowledgeable and enthusiastic…read morestaff who are well suited to their jobs. Booked our second holiday here the other day and now consider the chat with our regular Thomson rep (I won't embarass anyone with names) as all part of the process. A relaxed vibe in here (except on Saturdays!) where you can exchange money and book excursions and other things on top of planning and booking a holiday. Super easy to pay up all holidays, simply jumping in to pay off a wee bit more at a time up until 3 months before your departure date. Booked a holiday from here that was the backdrop to our wedding and it was amazing. We didn't have a great time with travelling, and when we told them about the specifics they were shocked and immediately got on top of it and fought our case with the parties involved on our behalf. Happiness.

After trying to book a trip to LA through a "travel price comparison" website, but with far too…read moremany options (I just want the cheapest flight that didn't take 3 days to get there!), I decided to head to STA to ask their advice. Well, the guy behind the desk was amazing! He literally asked me when and where I wanted to go, typed something into his computer, then literally seconds later, *PING!* he said "right, I can book you onto this flight, for this price, whatdayathink?" Wow. Quick and painless, I can tell you that, so I booked there and then. No fuss, no panic, no annoying questions (or popups). Thank you STA - I might even send you a postcard.

I've had a few experiences with STA travel over the years but none of which have involved actually…read morebooking a flight or holiday. No, I use them for travel insurance as it is has the cheapest rates going! Their 99p a day option covers the majority of your possessions (except sunglasses - do we lose them more than other things?) and the service is always brilliant. I have however nipped in to use their holiday planning brochures which are brilliant if your looking for a holiday in a quite little places yet to be touched by masses of tourists! I'm planning a holiday to NYC this summer and the rates here are second to none if you hold a matric card. New York for 279 quid! A serious bargain as a cheap flight outwith student travel is aroud 330. And with San Fran being only 369 its also worth a visit to the west coast of the north american continent! Round the world flights are also offered from 689 pounds with a flight from every major continient and a select flight within each one as well! Definitely the place to stop by if you're planning a trip with your pals or heading solo. You won't find cheaper!