Greenock
The Scottish town of Greenock stands proudly on the southern bank of the Firth of Clyde. The original small harbour was converted into a main port in the early 1700s and flourished from the growing imports of Caribbean sugar. As the town’s stature grew, so did its buildings: the Municipal Buildings has an impressive 245 foot tower.
The intriguing Underheugh Cottage is a working smallholding that offers visitors the chance to try activities like pig-keeping and dressing up like an ancient Scot.[ReadMoreMob] Further cultural experiences are available at the McLean Museum, which details Greenock’s shipbuilding past.
The town’s Esplanade is a delightful stroll, and offers spectacular views out along the peninsula to Kilcreggan and Helensburgh.
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Glasgow
With Glasgow just 25 miles from the port, a call at Greenock provides the perfect opportunity to visit and explore Scotland’s largest city, see its cathedral, indulge in a little retail therapy, and much more.
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