Dumbarton Review

Beautiful town, away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

A beautiful town on the outskirts of Glasgow, the seaside is beautiful, and the buildings of the town are also very historical. It is recommended to stay here for one night and have enough time for a day to go back and forth.

Dumbarton is about 20 kilometers from Glasgow, an ancient city, preserved for a long time, and the castle has a strange landscape, with a maritime museum, and the castle has become a military camp.

Dumbarton is located at the entrance to Lomond Lake and the Highlands, 23 km west of Glasgow. The town is the ancient capital of Britain in Strathclyde, preserved to this day by the years. Dumbarton Rocks are a spectacle, and the Dunbarton Castle above them has become a modern barracks that opens most of the year. The Maritime Museum of Scotland has a still-operated ship-testing pool and small tea room. Walk 16 kilometers downstream of the city and you will see the Erskin Bridge across the north and south sides.

In fact, this is a deserted town, there is only one strange granite rock head to build a castle, because we arrived at 5 o'clock, the castle is no longer open, we went to a lake behind the castle for an hour to stay here. There is no wind, it is really beautiful, but if you are in a hurry, you don't have to come here.