Engineering Glasgow's River Clyde - ICE Walking Tours (Sold Out)
Dates & Times
Fri 18 Sept
14:00-15:30
Sat 19 Sept
11:00-12:30
About this Event
Glasgow's River Clyde
The River Clyde has always been at the heart of Glasgow and this engineer guided walk will explore how infrastructure and engineering have shaped the city.
From it's early days as an ecclesiastic settlement, through it’s days as a trade hub and an industrial powerhouse, to today’s vibrant and cosmopolitan city.
The walk, by members of ICE Scotland will explain the engineering behind Glasgow’s identity, from fishing and ferries to ship building and trade, railways, cars and today’s net Zero challenge.
The walk will start from the Glasgow Science Centre, walking towards the city centre.
About this Venue
River Clyde
Members of ICE Scotland are the civil engineers that design and create much of our built environment.
They are looking forward to welcoming everyone on these guided walks, explaining how civil engineering infrastructure has shaped our city throughout history and how it continues to do so today.
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