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Glasgow is the third largest city in the United Kingdom, and the largest in Scotland. When in Glasgow, locals are referred to as Gladwegians. The city is divided into suburbs and districts which primarily offer specific services and products to citizens and tourists. First, the City Centre has been in place since the 1960's and is surrounded by the High Street, River Clue, and M8 Motorway. The retail and theater district of the city centre is seat of The Theatre Royal, The King's Theatre, The Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow Film Theatre, Mitchel Library and Theatre, The Lighthouse Museum of Architecture, and the Centre for Contemporary Arts as well as many many more cultural landmarks stressing their own subjects. As well as the theatres and museums, this district also houses the Glasgow City Chambers and several public statues.

The Merchant City and Financial District, are teeming with life at all hours and have seen exponential growth ever since the Industrial Revolution. Since the 1980's the Merchant City in particular has seen a luxurious overhaul to offer apartments instead of warehouses. Because of the shift in emphasis of the area, it has begun budding as a cultural quarter for the City. In the Financial District, skyscrapers and office complexes abound. The west and east ends of the city offer a more varied commercial and recreational climate exhibiting the West End Festival, the Kelvin Hall International Sports Arena, Celtic Park, Glasgow Green, and the National Trust for Scotland.