Glasgow's West End: The Portal Traveler
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⏱️ Total Flexibility: Start, pause, and resume whenever you want.
🧩 Gamified Discovery: Solve 10 location-based puzzles to unlock hidden stories and secret spots.
📍 Starting Point: Kibble Palace, Kibble Palace, Botanic Gardens, Glasgow G12 0UE, UK
🛡️ Free Cancellation: Cancel up to 24 hours before your planned start for a full refund.
🌐 Available In: 🇬🇧 English
Places you will visit
10
It will take you
66-96 mins
You will walk
5390 steps
Total distance
4.1 km
Route you will explore
Starting point Kibble Palace
Kibble Palace, Botanic Gardens, Glasgow G12 0UE, UKFinish point Lord Roberts Monument
Kelvingrove Park, Glasgow G3 6DL, United KingdomAbout this quest
On your 10th birthday, your grandpa gifts you a tattered notebook filled with mysterious scribbles. Initially disappointed, you soon discover that the diary holds instructions to find time portals.
Navigate the charming streets of Glasgow's West End, solve puzzles, and uncover clues to recover something precious your grandpa lost long ago. This quest combines whimsy, mystery, and the magic of time travel, offering a unique and unforgettable experience.
What to Expect
This self-guided walking tour in Glasgow combines exploration, storytelling, and puzzle-solving into one unique experience. As you navigate through the city, you will discover 10 carefully selected locations, each revealing a piece of the story.
The entire quest takes approximately 4860 minutes to complete and covers 4.1km on foot. You will move at your own pace, with the freedom to pause whenever you want to take photos, grab a coffee, or simply soak in the atmosphere.
Each location features a challenge or puzzle that unlocks the next chapter of your story. These challenges are designed to be fun and engaging while teaching you about the history, culture, and hidden gems of Glasgow.
No tour guide needed – your smartphone becomes your guide. The Questo app provides directions, shares stories, and presents challenges along the way.
Highlights
Play a city exploration game on your time.
The mission: Your story in Glasgow
Landmarks & Hidden Gems Included
Lord Roberts Monument
Stewart Memorial Fountain
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
Kibble Palace
Tips & Recommendations
Wear Comfortable Shoes
You will be walking throughout the city, so comfortable footwear is essential for enjoying the experience.
Charge Your Phone
Make sure your smartphone is fully charged. The quest runs through the Questo app, and you will be using it throughout.
Check the Weather
This is an outdoor activity. Bring an umbrella or sunscreen depending on the forecast.
Bring a Camera
You will discover photogenic locations and hidden gems perfect for capturing memories.
Stay Hydrated
Bring water, especially during warmer months or longer quests.
Play with Friends
While you can play solo, quests are more fun with friends or family. One ticket works for a group.
Important Information
Duration
Approximately 4860 minutes
Distance
4.1km walking
Group Size
Unlimited
Difficulty
Easy to Moderate
Accessibility
Not wheelchair accessible (stairs and uneven surfaces)
Cancellation Policy
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before your scheduled start time
Need to Know Before Booking
- •You will need the Questo app on your smartphone (iOS or Android)
- •Each ticket can be used by a group (share one device or play separately)
- •Internet connection required to download the quest initially
- •Once downloaded, you can play offline if needed
Ratings and Reviews
25 ratings
Beat the best: Top Glasgow explorers
Compare Questo vs. Guided Walking Tours
| Feature | Regular Guided Tours | Questo |
|---|---|---|
| Flexibility | Fixed schedules & no pausing | Start, pause, and resume anytime |
| Privacy | Crowds of up to 30 strangers | Private experience for your group only |
| Pricing | $30-$40 per person | Affordable per-group pricing |
| Availability | Requires advance booking | Instant access 24/7/365 |
| Experience | Passive listening to a guide | Active gamification; you solve the mystery |
