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Greenock is often used as a port of entry for cruisers looking to go to Glasgow, which is roughly a 35-minute drive away. Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, is also within driving distance (approximately 90 minutes) from Greenock, making this port a strong starting point. Although overshadowed by these more popular Scottish destinations, Greenock is a charming industrial town located along the Firth of Clyde. Known for its shipbuilding and fishing, Greenock has plenty of history, gorgeous hiking trails, and a burgeoning arts scene to admire.
Princess Cruises and MSC Cruises are among the many cruise lines with sailings that go to Greenock. The best time to visit Greenock is from June to August, where you can enjoy warmer weather with little rain.
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The following cruise destinations can be visited on a cruise that includes Greenock, Scotland. Select a destination to view the upcoming cruises that are available:
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These are just a few of the more popular tourist attractions in Greenock, along with a brief description:
♦ Lyle Hill
Located on the West End on Greenock, Lyle Hill provides the perfect vantage point from which to witness scenic views. With its highest point spanning over 420 feet, Lyle Hill overlooks the historic town and an idyllic river. There’s also a memorial honoring French forces from World War II. You won’t want to miss these stunning sights when visiting Greenock.
♦ McLean Museum and Arts Gallery
Established in 1876, the McLean Museum and Arts Gallery remains a gripping testament to Greenock’s history. The museum dedicates an exhibit to native inventor James Watt as well as a Mummy Cartonnage from Herakleopolis Magna. The Inverclyde institute also houses a variety of ancient artifacts and European artwork.
♦ Victoria Tower
Part of the Greenock Municipal Buildings finished in 1886, the Victoria Tower is 245 feet tall. The stunning building is an architectural gem representing Greenock’s classical style. Be sure to pass by the symbol of Greenock’s growing 19th-century prosperity at the heart of its town center.
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