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Workation in Glasgow: the essentials
Victorian Glasgow called itself the second city of the British Empire, and the grand sandstone blocks around the Merchant City and the shipbuilding history of the Clyde still back that up. Scotland's largest city, with about 630,000 residents, is now known above all for music, as a UNESCO City of Music with venues like the Barrowland, and for Charles Rennie Mackintosh's architecture and the Kelvingrove museum. Getting around is easy on the small circular Subway and local trains, Edinburgh is about an hour away by rail, and Loch Lomond is within day-trip distance. Coworking is well established, and the airport is about 15 km out. It rains often.
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Glasgow has an established coworking scene: OSM lists seven locations within 10 km, including Clockwise, The Garment Factory, Rogart Street Campus and West End Coworking, spread across the city centre, West End and the east. Day passes usually cost around 20 EUR, hot-desk monthly memberships typically 180 to 280 EUR, billed in pounds. Libraries and cafes wit
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