Activity Policies
- Visitors should respect the square, its historic monuments, statues and surrounding public spaces.
- Climbing, sitting on monuments or damaging statues and structures is not permitted.
- Visitors should follow instructions from Glasgow City Council, police and event staff.
- During concerts, festivals and public events, access and movement may be restricted for safety reasons.
- Visitors should keep pedestrian areas clear and avoid obstructing entrances or public pathways.
- Littering, vandalism and activities that damage public property are prohibited.
- Commercial activities, performances or organised events may require prior permission from the relevant authorities.
- Visitors should respect other members of the public and maintain appropriate behaviour.
Terms & Conditions
- Public Access: George Square is a public civic space in the centre of Glasgow and can generally be visited free of charge.
- Opening: The square is normally accessible to the public throughout the year, subject to temporary closures, events and maintenance.
- Visitor Conduct: Visitors must behave respectfully and follow instructions issued by Glasgow City Council, event organisers and authorised personnel.
- Protection of Monuments: Visitors must not climb on, damage, mark or interfere with statues, monuments, fountains, landscaping or other public property.
- Events & Gatherings: George Square frequently hosts public events, ceremonies and seasonal activities. Access and pedestrian routes may be restricted during such events.
- Photography: Personal photography is generally permitted. Professional or commercial photography may require permission where applicable.
- Cleanliness: Visitors must not litter and should use designated waste facilities.
- Cycling & Vehicles: Visitors must follow local traffic, pedestrian and cycling regulations. Unauthorised vehicles are not permitted within pedestrian-restricted areas.
- Children: Children should remain under the supervision of an accompanying adult, particularly during busy events or crowded periods.
- Dogs: Dogs may generally be brought into public outdoor areas, subject to local regulations and responsible-owner requirements.
- Accessibility: George Square is located in central Glasgow and provides public pedestrian access. Temporary event structures or works may affect accessibility.
- Safety: Visitors must follow safety instructions, barriers, signs and directions from council staff, police or event organisers.
- Temporary Closures: Parts or all of the square may be closed because of maintenance, construction, public events, demonstrations, security requirements or other circumstances.
- Public Events: During organised events, additional rules concerning entry, prohibited items, photography, security and visitor conduct may apply.
Cancellation Policy
George Square is a public civic square in Glasgow and can be visited free of charge without an admission ticket or reservation. Therefore, no cancellation or refund policy applies to visiting the square itself. Any paid tour, event, or activity associated with George Square is subject to the cancellation terms of the respective operator.
