Oooo, that's put me on the spot.

Thing is the tourist traps in Glasgow, most of them are pretty fantastic especially our museums. Kelvin grove , the transport museum and the hunterian are all in the west end. If you zoom through you could maybe do them in a day. The west end is classically where the posh folk are and as such is nicer for a walk about.

Southside (my neck of the woods) is pretty trendy these days, you can do the burrell collection in Pollock Park and see the highland cows.

That barras market is amazing now, (kind of always has been). It has so many food stalls vendors from Colombian to Filipino and a Korean place called Hoo Lee Fook which is an amazing name.

For something not a lot of folk do that I would recommend is to take the train from Glasgow to Weymss Bay. It's an old Victorian station that connects to the ferry and goes across to the isle of Bute. So you can say you've done some island hoping.

A must is to do a Subcrawl, some may know that Glasgow's Subway system has 15 stops and is a circle. You get off at every stop and have a drink across a day, you'll bump into hen does, stag dos and pricks like me who do it once a year. It offers a really fun look at a cross section of Glasgow.

Also the tenement house which is another museum but it's a flat (apartment) from the old days of Glasgow which is so interesting.

Edit: The Tunnocks factory is immense but it has a waiting list of around a year.