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having been opened in 1878 with a number of 'lost' stations and tunnels now open to the public through tours.
Another said the tour is "by far the most interesting attraction" in the city, saying:"Having lived in Glasgow for six years I had actually not done many of the tourist attractions in the city and so this year decided to start. The Central Station Tour has been by far the most interesting attraction so far and our guide was funny, informative and generally good craic.
With a 5/5 on Tripadvisor, one escapee said:"We got stuck in 90s and had Amy as our guide. Three of us had done escape rooms before and we all said it was the best one we had done and the first timers in our group were converted immediately."Hatchet Harry’s Axe Throwing Glasgowwhich, as the name suggests, allows visitors to throw axes at targets.Oneuser wrote:"What a great time we had! I booked Hatchet Harry’s for a work night out, eight of us, and we all had a brilliant time.
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