City of Glasgow

Sauchiehall Street

Photographs of Sauchiehall Street

in the city centre of Glasgow

Sauchiehall Street

- one of the main streets

in the city centre of Glasgow.

It forms the top stretch of Glasgow's famous " Golden Z "
The " Golden Z " is the set of three main shopping streets
in the centre of Glasgow.

The name originates from the alignment of the three streets:-
Argyle Street, Buchanan Street and Sauchiehall Street.

These three streets contain the majority of the
high street and department stores in the city of Glasgow.

" Golden " refers to the millions of pounds made each year
from these prime-location streets.

Department Store

in Sauchiehall Street

Red Sandstone Building

in Sauchiehall Street

Steep side street off Sauchiehall Street

Cinema in Sauchiehall Street

Sauchiehall Street - as it was

Glasgow Then

UGC Cineworld

on Renfrew Street

- The World's Tallest Cinema

Willow Tea Rooms

in Sauchiehall Street

Designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
Opened for business in October 1903.

They quickly gained enormous popularity
and are the most famous of the Glasgow tearooms
that opened in the late 19th and early 20th century