From our powder-keg derby to being the place that hosted the first ever international match to the site of Zidane's world-class volley for Real Madrid in the Champions League final, Glasgow is known the world over for being a city that lives and breathes football.
And one Glaswegian is looking to build on our appetite for the game with the launch of the city's newest tourism experience, The Glasgow Football Tour.
The tour is the brainchild of Glasgow born 'unapologetic stadium hopper' Lindsay Hamilton, who works part-time as a tour guide at the Scottish Football Museum at Hampden Park.
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Visitors on the tour will take in the sights and be entertained by the incredible tales of Glasgow’s rich football heritage on a two hour driven tour of the city, making routine stops at Firhill Stadium, Ibrox Stadium, Cathkin Park, Hampden Park and Celtic Park.
Speaking about the new experience, organiser Lindsay Hamilton said" "The Glasgow Football Tour has been a vision of mine for some time now and I am delighted to finally be bringing it to life.
"Glasgow and those of us who call it home know that football runs through the very core of the city and I want to tell the world exactly why it is so deeply engrained in our past, present & future."
The first tours commence on Saturday, April 13 and Saturday, April 27.
For more info and to book a tour, visit their website or Facebook page.
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