Glasgow Barrowland Market (Barras)

If you are ever fortunate to visit Glasgow, then there are two markets you must visit, Paddy’s market and the Barra’s Market. Paddy’s Market is open all week except Sunday’s and the Barra’s Market is open only on Saturday and Sunday. I’ve already written an opinion on Paddy’s Market, so, I’ll concentrate this opinion on the Glasgow, Barra’s Market. It’s easy to find the market, just get yourself to anywhere in the centre of Glasgow Town and repeat these words. Haw Jimmy, Goanny tell us where the ‘Barra’s’ is, and you will be instantly directed towards the ...  Read the complete review

I am fortunate to live in Glasgow and within easy reach of one of the UKs if not the worlds most famous market places. If you live in Glasgow, or are even planning a visit then get on down to the Barras market. The Barras market is situated in the east end of the town center about half a mile from one of the main shopping areas called Argyle street, if you are visting Glasgow for the first time then make your way to the Center of town get onto Argyle street which you will find no problem. If not just ask we are friendly here :) Once on Argyle street you will be able to see a large clock tower at one end, simply walk towards go past it and ...  Read the complete review

For anyone fortunate enough to be visiting the wonderful city of Glasgow, or for those already living in the city and surrounding areas, if you havent already done so, then definately visit the Barra's. It is, however, only open at weekends. Situated within easy reach of the bustling City Centre, a visit to the Barra's would enlighten any visitor and give them the opportunity to see all the different Glasgwegian cultures in the same place. An interesting day can be made, by leisurely walking round the numerous stalls, holding a diverse selection of goods, and ofcourse, as any Glaswegian will tell you, at the Barra's you are never short of ...  Read the complete review