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High Streets
Argyle Street Glasgow
Main information
Description
Argyle Street is one of Glasgow's main shopping thoroughfares, offering an excellent location for experiential marketing and brand activations. Its central position and high footfall make it ideal for engaging with a diverse urban audience.
Key features:
385,000 weekly visitors
One outside space available for brand promotions
Partly pedestrianised, especially near Buchanan Street
Home to major department stores and shopping centres
Close to the historic Merchant City district
Transport links:
Train: Glasgow Central station nearby
Subway: St Enoch station at eastern end
Bus: Numerous routes serve Glasgow city centre
Cycling: Cycle lanes available on parts of Argyle Street
Nearby areas of interest:
St. Enoch Centre: Major shopping mall
Merchant City: Historic district with shops and restaurants
The Lighthouse: Scotland's Centre for Design and Architecture
Glasgow Green: Oldest park in the city
Riverfront: Scenic walks along the River Clyde
Argyle Street's position as a key shopping destination in Glasgow, combined with its high footfall and proximity to major attractions, creates excellent opportunities for engaging brand experiences. The mix of local shoppers, tourists, and business people offers a varied audience for impactful marketing campaigns in this vibrant Scottish city.
Key features:
385,000 weekly visitors
One outside space available for brand promotions
Partly pedestrianised, especially near Buchanan Street
Home to major department stores and shopping centres
Close to the historic Merchant City district
Transport links:
Train: Glasgow Central station nearby
Subway: St Enoch station at eastern end
Bus: Numerous routes serve Glasgow city centre
Cycling: Cycle lanes available on parts of Argyle Street
Nearby areas of interest:
St. Enoch Centre: Major shopping mall
Merchant City: Historic district with shops and restaurants
The Lighthouse: Scotland's Centre for Design and Architecture
Glasgow Green: Oldest park in the city
Riverfront: Scenic walks along the River Clyde
Argyle Street's position as a key shopping destination in Glasgow, combined with its high footfall and proximity to major attractions, creates excellent opportunities for engaging brand experiences. The mix of local shoppers, tourists, and business people offers a varied audience for impactful marketing campaigns in this vibrant Scottish city.
Glasgow & South West, Scotland
Demographics
% ABC1
73%
Avg. spend/visit
£133
Avg. dwell time/visit
66 mins
Men
27%
Women
73%
This data was provided by the location provider. Data is common to all spaces within the location.
Floor plan
Argyle Street Map 2
