Glasgow was the last place I thought I would have a shopping spree, but my gosh, sooo many good shops and great prices!!!

Undoubtedly this is Glasgow's main street, a crowded street at any time of the day. There's nothing particular here perhaps hundreds of shops and some beautiful artistic building. However you must to visit this street even just for strolling, quite interning.

Great area for shopping from the impressive Princes Square at the bottom of the street up to the Buchanan Galleries at the top of the street. Also the Royal Concert Hall is adjacent to the galleries.

I read Glasgow has the greatest shopping in the UK after London; not on Buchanan street. It's not bad, but it's nothing special. Just a long street with lots of shops.

In my extensive travels I cannot think of anywhere that compares to the quality of shopping that Buchanan Street has in such a short distance. There is a shopping mall at each end, and one in the middle - Buchanan Galleries at the top, St Enoch at the bottom and Princes Square in between. As well as this there are... More

Compared to where we came from, Buchanan Street was a gem, everything we wanted was in this street. Plenty of variety of shops.

It has been made into a pedestrian mall. If you want to park your car nearby, go to the Buchanan Galleries car park.The buildings on either side offer interesting architecture. The "Lighthouse", another Charles Macintosh's building, is 75 yards away on a parallel street. The Street is mostly high-end and international name brand retailing, e.g. Prada. There are just a... More

Everything you want or need or like to shop for... under cover in this lovely Mall. In general the staff were friendly and helpful when they discovered that we were not from Glasgow!

Fantastic Shops, everything you could want on one street, Also try to visit Princess Square - just over half way down heading towards argyle street. Great shops, great restaurants and bars inside. lovely for lunch