If you've been inspired by the effort of the players, you might fancy some physical exertion after a game: the Glasgow Climbing Centre is just a few minutes' walk down the road, and offers a range of routes from total beginners to veteran monkeys.For the more culturally-minded, you could check out the Riverside Museum of Transport and Travel which lets you traverse the history of Glaswegian travel, from their maritime prowess to the subway. It's exceedingly interesting.

One of Glasgow's favourite and most famous sons Charles Mackintosh has designed some of Glasgow's most architecturally stunning buildings and there are tributes to him over the city. The biggest tribute has to be the Mackintosh House – a terrace house that was bought by the architect and filled with some of his most idiosyncratic pieces!Glasgow's favourite beer is Tennants – and so why not take a tour of the Tennants factory, as well as being really interesting – there are some great perks. Beer tasting of samples that you can't buy in the shop and a free pint at the end are just some of them!Buchanan Street is the place that most people gravitate to when they're in Glasgow and it is easy to see why! With some fantastic shops and some great restaurants, you can shop till you drop and then get some amazing refreshments. The whole street has an atmosphere that will make you want to stay there all day!