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Top Tour Guides Les Fernie, Paisley Tours, and Walking Tours of Paisley are dedicated to giving you a truly memorable experience in Paisley, with sights to enthrall and memories to treasure along your walk with fully qualified Paisley guides. Our Tour Guides are looking forward to showing you around this wonderful town.
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Paisley is steeped in history, dating back to Medieval times. It is a town crammed with visual delights whichever way you turn: from the architecture of the ancient buildings that make up the town. Paisley dates back to when the Romans came to Paisley and named The White River Cart “Vandura” The White River Cart which flows into the River Clyde with its parks and fields surrounding it.
Your Visit To See Paisley
PaisleyTime your visit to see Paisley and learn of its history, delve deep into our heritage. The town has been home to many famous and influential characters including Alexander Wilson (Anthologist), 
Robert Tannahill (Weaver, Poet & Song Writer), The Coats’s brothers (Thread Mill owners) Rev John Witherspoon (Signature of independence), and Sir William Dunn (Gifted Dunn’s Square to the people of Paisley.
On your tour, you will meet your fully qualified guide in a central location, and from there meander through the very heart of Paisley; you will see the wonderful Architecture; Paisley Library, Museum & Art Galleries home to the famous Paisley Pattern Shawl collection.
The iconic Russell Institute an A-listed Art Deco building that was donated by Miss Agnes Russell to the women and children of Paisley in 1927, admire the ornate statues on the building’s exterior depicting some of the ailments treated inside.
Scotland Paisley Alien Gargoyle.
Our beautiful Paisley Abbey, the birthplace of the Stewart Dynasty, from the outside if you look you will find Grotesques Gargoyles. that adorn the facades.
“See if you can spot the gargoyle modeled by a modern stonemason of an alien-type monster from the film Alien”.
Scotland Paisley Alien Gargoyle.
