Corporate & Leisure

Knowing that you can step out of your door straight into the car to be driven to the Restaurant or Theatre in extreme comfort whilst not having to worry about directions, traffic, or the problem with parking and being dropped in style at the door without getting wet, blown or too hot makes a special event that much more enjoyable. We are familiar with all of Glasgow's Theatres, Restaurants, Hotels, Casinos, Clubs and Venues so not only will you be arriving in style, but at exactly the right time.

With lots of people heading in the same direction and with the prospect of long walks to and from the car park with no guarantee of good weather, getting to and especially from a major event can sometimes take the shine off of the day. Arriving in style can turn a nice day into a memorable occasion. just imagine being dropped at the entrance in a sleek Mercedes - and when you come out, your immaculately presented car is waiting for you, Air conditioned or pre-warmed to perfection!

Edinburgh Castle

Edinburgh Castle dominates the city of Edinburgh and is unequalled in the whole of the British Isles, often being called the ‘Castle of Castles’.

Over one thousand years of history sit on top of the famous Edinburgh rock, and when you see it, you will understand why over a million visitors a year visit the castle.

No visit to Edinburgh is complete without a visit to Edinburgh Castle, and once you have ventured up to the highest parts of Edinburgh Castle’s structure, you will be overwhelmed by the spectacular views of Edinburgh.

St Andrews

St Andrews is a charming and historic town that attracts visitors from all over the world.

St Andrews is known worldwide as The Home of Golf, and also boasts Scotland's oldest university.

The St Andrews Royal and Ancient Golf Club first met here in the spiritual home of golf in 1754, though it was first played here as early as the 15th century. The Old Course, which you can play, is most famous of the town's eight championship courses, and has played host to some of the world’s finest golfers at the British Open Championship over the years.

Gleneagles

The Gleneagles Hotel, just one hour's drive from both Glasgow and Edinburgh, is one of Scotland's most luxurious 5 star resorts and a member of The Leading Hotels of the World.

When Gleneagles opened in 1924 it was described as 'a Riviera in the Highlands' - today it remains dedicated to excellence, just as it was in its earliest days. Offering guests an unrivalled choice of sports and leisure facilities, Gleneagles is truly a world class resort.

Golf: Its three 18-hole championship courses have attracted some of the most famous golfers in the world, with the King's Course being the former venue for the Scottish Open, and the The PGA Centenary course being the venue of the Ryder Cup in 2014. But sporting opportunities at Gleneagles extend far beyond golf.

Royal Exchange Square

Glasgow is the perfect place to shop - as the UK's largest and most successful shopping location outside the London's West End, Glasgow is home to every fashion thrill, from niche to mainstream, from unique designer show spaces to flagship stores for every major British retailer.

The Style Mile refers to the square mile in the very centre of Glasgow which houses the most extraordinary concentration of shops - from unique designer stores to flagship stores for British and international retailers. Over 200 stores, many exclusive to the Style Mile.

Scottish Exhibition Centre

The SECC is Scotland's national venue for exhibitions and events of all kinds. It provides five Halls accommodating a wide range of exhibitions and events, with Hall 4 being the largest.

The S.E.C.C. also houses two auditoriums. The Clyde Auditorium has been described as Glasgow's most iconic building and its stylish curves are a landmark sight in the city. Affectionately known as 'The Armadillo', it was created by world-renowned architects Foster and Partners.

Glengoyne Distillery

The Glengoyne distillery sits at the foot of Dumgoyne Hill near Loch Lomond.

Glengoyne is unique in producing Highland single malt whisky matured in the Lowlands as the distillery is located on the line that divides the Highlands and Lowlands of Scotland.

The distillery operates a visitor centre which offers the widest range of visits in Scotland, including Master Classes, Blending Sessions and the opportunity to taste samples from the cask and help Glengoyne select the first ever Distillery Exclusive Single Cask release.