Glasgow Fair Fortnight is a tradition that has been enjoyed by Glaswegians for generations.
The holiday takes place in July, where locals have been known to take a break 'doon the watter' and enjoy some time off.
Known as Glasgow Fair, it is one of the oldest holidays that dates back to the 12th Century after the Bishop Jocelin of Glasgow was allowed to hold an annual eight-day fair in July by William the Lion in the 1190s.