Student Housing in Glasgow

Glasgow is located on the River Clyde in the country's West Central Lowlands.  Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland and the third largest city in the entire United Kingdom in terms of population. Glasgow is also a shelter to a number of tourist attractions in Scotland. Glasgow Cathedral, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum and Kibble Palace and Glasgow Botanic Gardens are some of the most renowned tourist spots of the lot which make the city the fourth most visited city in the UK.  University of Glasgow,University of Strathclyde, Glasgow Caledonian University and Glasgow School of Art are some the most reputed universities of the UK known to attract a huge population of undergraduate and post graduate students to the city every year which in turn adds to the cultural diversity of Glasgow.

Glasgow is known to have a blend of both big-budget  as well as affordable student accommodation. There are a wide range of halls of residences , student hostels and Private halls of residences to choose from. The private halls of residences in Glasgow includes comfortable, spacious yet affordable non en-suites, en-suites, studios and shared apartments. The budget of these student housing in Glasgow varies from 80 pounds per week to 280 pounds per week which are inclusive of all the bills. The students tend to prefer the private halls of residences in comparison to the student halls provisioned by the universities because of the benefit the private halls of residences provide to the students in terms of amenities, offers and mode of payment. So, perform an extensive research before confirming an accommodation in Glasgow.

The students need not worry about commutation as the city has a well planned and well connected system for transportation all throughout the city. The facility of bus is available is all throughout the city and the is one of the most convenient and economical means of transportation especially for the students in Glasgow. The First Glasgow is the largest bus company serving in in the Greater Glasgow area. The cost of a short journey in Glasgow via buses ranges from 1 pound to 5 pounds. per day.The students in Glasgow can also take trains in order to travel from one part of the city to another. Queen Street Station and Glasgow Central Station are the two major stations of Glasgow. The Queen Street Station located in George Square and connects the city to the North of Scotland while the latter is located in Gorgon Street and connects Glasgow to the South of Scotland. One can also rent a cycle from various cycle renting outlets available across the city. This also an affordable means of transportation for the millennials studying in Glagow.

Glasgow provides a mix of internationally acclaimed museums and galleries combined with a vivacious nightlife and delicious eateries.  In case one is craving for a dining experience then Dakota Bar and Grill and Bilson Eleven is just the place for them. There is a also a cluster budget friendly restaurants in Glasgow. Bar Varia and Revolution are among one of the most popular and moderately priced restaurants the city has to offer. Buchanan Street, Sauchiehall Street and Argyle Street are one of the main shopping streets of the Glasgow city centre.  If you are a sucker for live music, then you can always hop to King Tut's Wah Wah Hut or Pie and Brew get a bottle of pint and chill to some live jamming sessions. Glagow is considered to be one of the drinking capital's of Europe. Nice n Sleazy and The Old Hairdresser's are among one of the most vibrant clubs and bars of Glasgow that has been quenching the thirst of the the people for their desired poison for many years now.  So, giddy up and enjoy your favorite drink while grooving to some trendy beats.