The Open Guide to Glasgow

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====== Boats ======

===== Tours =====
  * [[http://www.peccadillobarge.co.uk|The Peccadillo Barge]]
  * [[http://www.seaforce.co.uk|Seaforce]] - //Seaforce provides fast boat trips from our base at the Tall Ship next to the Riverside Museum in Glasgow.//
  * [[https://www.waverleyexcursions.co.uk|Waverley Excursions]] - //Built in 1947, Waverley is the “Sole Survivor” as the last seagoing paddle steamer in the world. Waverley made her triumphant return to service in August 2020 following her boiler refit.//
  * [[https://powerboatsglasgow.com/|Powerboats Glasgow]]
  * [[https://www.glasgowcityboats.com/|Glasgow City Boats]] - //Glasgow City Boats are a small team of professionals, dedicated to giving you a unique experience of Glasgow and the Clyde. //
===== Ferries =====
  * [[http://www.clydelink.co.uk/|Clydelink: Renfrew Ferry]]
===== Static =====
  * [[https://thetallship.com/|The Tall Ship]] - //The Tall Ship is an independent museum committed to the preservation and interpretation of the Glenlee and the maritime history of the area for the benefit of local people and visitors to Glasgow. //
  * [[https://www.titanclydebank.com/|Titan Clydebank]] - Clyde crane, visitor and heritage centre.
  * [[https://www.the-ferry.co.uk/|The Ferry]]

===== Campaigns =====
  * [[https://tsqueenmary.org.uk/|Friends of TS Queen Mary]] - //TS Queen Mary is the last ship of her kind anywhere in the world. She is the original Queen Mary and is on the United Kingdom’s National Historic Ships Register. The charity was set up to rescue TS Queen Mary from a dockyard in London, tow her over 700 nautical miles home to the Clyde, restore her and open her to the public.//

The Open Guide to Glasgow

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