How to reach the City Chambers

 

Getting to the City Chambers from the nearest public transport points.

Location

The City Chambers building occupies the outer east side of George Square and, as such is within easy walking distance of Central and Queen Street rail stations plus the bus stops within George Square itself.

 

From Where?


From the Bus Stops on the South Side of George Square
From the Bus Stop on the West Side of George Square 
From Glasgow Central Station 
From Queen Street Station 

 

From the Bus Stops on the South Side of George Square

At the time of our survey, there was one stop (no. 609073, outside the Information Centre) served by regular services and three others (outside the Post Office building) served by tourist buses. As the regular stop is west of South Hanover Street for which there is no pedestrian crossing, we suggest you walk the short distance west to Queen Street and cross to the inner south pavement of George Square at this point, before turning right (east). From the tourist services, turn left (east) from the bus and cross to the south inner pavement at the junction with South Frederick Street, then turn right.

Having reached the southeast corner of George Square, you can cross to the outer east pavement and turn left. The City chambers building is now on your right. There are four lamp posts near the edge of the kerb, as you pass the second of these, the revolving door is on your right, whilst the push button controlled sliding door is beyond this.

 

Describe Online has published a Guide to George Square for more information.

 

From the Bus Stop on the West Side of George Square

At the time of our survey, there was one stop (no. 609074) outside the Counting House pub.

Turn left (south) as you get off the bus and continue to the corner, St Vincent Place. Turn left here and cross to the inner south pavement of George Square. Continue (east) to the other side of the square and cross to the outer east pavement then turn left. The City Chambers building is on your right. There are four lamp posts near the edge of the kerb, as you pass the second of these, the revolving door entrance is on your right, whilst the push button controlled sliding door is beyond this.

 

Describe Online has published a Guide to George Square for more information.

 

From Glasgow Central Station

Leave the station via the main entrance, into Gordon Street, turn right (east), continue across Union Street and Mitchell Street into Buchanan Street then turn left (north). Continue on the right-hand side till you reach St Vincent Place.

We suggest you cross St Vincent Place here as there are rotating cones at this crossing. Turn right and follow the left-hand (north) side of St Vincent Place, across a small alley (Anchor Lane), till you reach George Square. Cross here (east) to the inner south pavement and continue to the other side of the square, before you cross to the outer east pavement and turn left.

The City Chambers building is now to your right. There are four lamp posts near the edge of the kerb. As you pass the second of these, the revolving door entrance is to your right, whilst the push button controlled sliding door is beyond this.

 

Describe Online has published a Guide to Glasgow Central Rail Station.

 

From Queen Street Station

Leave the station via the George Square (south) exit and locate the tactile paving in front of you for the crossing of West George Street . Cross West George Street, turn left, cross to the inner north pavement of George Square. Continue (east) to the other side of the square and cross to the outer east pavement then turn right. the City Chambers building is now to your left. There are four lamp posts near the edge of the kerb, as you pass the second of these, the revolving door entrance is to your left, whilst the push button controlled sliding door is before this.

 

Describe Online has published a Guide to George Square for more information.

 

More information and further links can be found on the Access Guide to Glasgow City Chambers page


Background information on this pilot project is available on the Access Guides page