New Football Walking Tour hospitality add-on Dates for 2026

GLASGOW Football Tours venture back in time to the birthplace of football – and Queen’s Park – on Glasgow’s southside.

The historic walks take in various important sites in the formation of the modern game, and of course, our proud Spiders history that is central to the sport.

Tours run regularly however in a partnership with Queen’s Park FC, each matchday walk can be paired with hospitality as a discounted bolt-on to end at our modern home – The city Stadium – ready for a three-course meal and our popular pre-match entertainment in the Black and White Lounge.

The dates for each available tour and hospitality pairing are as follows: 

• Saturday 10^th January – vs St Johnstone 
• Saturday 31^st January – vs Arbroath 
• Saturday 21^st February – vs Morton
• Saturday 7^th March – vs Airdrie
• Saturday 14^th March – vs Ayr United
• Saturday 4^th April – vs Raith Rovers
• Saturday 11^th April – vs Ross County
• Saturday 25^th April – vs Dunfermline

Kieran Koszary, Queen’s Park head of commercial said: “We are delighted Glasgow Football Tours are continuing to partner with the club for the Three Hampdens Tour – which showcases our proud history and the central role our local community has played in the growth of football.

“Fans of our own club and visiting supporters have enjoyed these tours already this season, before being warmly welcomed to a modern matchday with the club to complete their tour at Queen’s Park hospitality.”

Lindsay Hamilton, owner and head guide of Glasgow Football Tours, explained: “The Three Hampdens Tour is an integral part of what we call, Football’s Square Mile, which is the World’s biggest ‘Open Air’ football museum in the South Side of Glasgow. The Queen’s Park Recreation Ground and The Three Hampden Parks are the ‘cradle’ of the modern passing and running game of football. 

“An experienced & knowledgeable tour guide will inform and entertain you with incredible and revolutionary stories.” 

Each walking tour lasts two and a half hours and will visit:

• Queens Park Recreation Ground
• The Hampden Bowling Club (First Hampden Park) – The 1st Hampden Mural (Scotland 5-1 England, 11th March 1882)
• Cathkin Park (Second Hampden Park) – Abandoned stadium with original terracing
• The National Stadium, Hampden Park (the Third)  
• The city Stadium (Lesser Hampden) – *matchdays only.

 Prices for each tour are: 

• Adults £20
• Concession £14
• Under 16s £6

Queen’s Park match tickets must be bought separately. For more information, tour dates and booking, visit .

More information on the history of Queen’s Park FC is available on the website.