<p class="text-align-justify"><strong>Oldest railway in Glasgow</strong><br />
Glasgow underground railway system is also known as “Clockwork Orange” which started in 1896. It’s called “Clockwork Orange” because of its circular design and distinctive color. It is the world’s third-oldest underground railway system behind the London Underground and the Budapest Metro. Having 15 stations, reasonable tickets, and easy-to-follow maps, it's among the simplest ways to navigate around the city center and West End of the largest city of Scotland.</p>

<p class="text-align-justify"><strong>The UK’s longest rivers and deepest lochs&nbsp;</strong><br />
Cities in Scotland consist of a lot of rushing rivers and gleaming lochs. The River Tay is Scotland's longest river, spanning 119 miles, and passes across Perthshire and the 'Fair City' of Perth before entering Dundee. Loch Ness, located north of Inverness, contains more freshwater compared to all of England and Wales' lochs and lakes put together. It is approximately a mile broad and 23 miles long.&nbsp;</p>
