Getting Here

By Air

Glasgow International Airport is a twenty minute bus or taxi ride from the city centre, while Glasgow Prestwick Airport is only 45 minutes by rail or road.

By Car

Greater Glasgow and Clyde Valley is at the centre of a first class motorway system linking with every part of the UK and across the English Channel with Continental Europe. The main M74 north/south motorway allows quick, easy access to the entire region.

Travel information from the AA

By Train

Glasgow has the largest urban rail network in the UK outwith London. There are two main railway terminals - Central Station and Queen Street Station.

If you're 55 and over, the return of First ScotRail's fantastic 'Club 55' ticket offer is the perfect cost-saving solution for travel to Celtic Connections 2008. Travel from anywhere in Scotland for a flat fare of £15 return or £19 return first class between Edinburgh/Glasgow and Aberdeen with the Club 55 Premier ticket.

Club 55 tickets are available for travel between 21 January until 31 March and are available from all staffed First ScotRail stations, selected rail travel agents or by phoning First ScotRail Telesales on 08457 55 00 33. Online purchases will be available via www.firstscotrail.com/club55

For more information on all of First ScotRail's great value fares and for train timetable information, visit www.firstscotrail.com

By Underground

Also known as the Clockwork Orange – the underground operates a circular route around the city linking the south side and west end with the city centre. For more information go to the SPT website.

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