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Santander can be found at 11 Weaver Street, about a 0.50 mile drive east of the centre of Glasgow (a few minutes walk from High Street Station and University of Strathclyde). The store serves the people of Merchant City, Port Eglinton, Kingston, Garngad, Glasgow City Centre, Townhead, Mile-End and Hutchesontown. Its hours of opening are from 10:00 am - 6:00 pm today (Friday). Please review the sections on this page about Santander Strathclyde University, Glasgow, including the open hours, street address, telephone number and other info.
You can visit Santander near the crossroads of Collins Street and Macleod Street, in Glasgow, Lanarkshire.
Merely a 1 minute trip from Castle Street, St James Road, Cathedral Street or John Knox Street; a 4 minute drive from Glebe Street, High Street and Junction 15 (Townhead Interchange) of M8; or a 11 minute trip from M8 / Kingston Bridge and Junction 14 (Blochairn) of M8.
If you're planning your journey, type G4 0NS into your GPS systems.
Visitors can take a bus to Glasgow Cathedral Street / Collins Street, St. Mungo Avenue / Taylor Place, Dennistoun Duke Street / Burrells Lane and Glasgow St James Road / Stirling Road. Routes 38 and 38A are available here.
If you're arriving by the subway, you'll be dropped at Buchanan Street Station (3080 ft), St. Enoch Station (3890 ft) and Cowcaddens Station (5250 ft away).
Get a train to High Street Station (1060 ft), Glasgow Queen Street Station (2700 ft) or Argyle Street Station (3210 ft away). Transportation is accessible along the ScotRail line.
Within a short walk you may discover Sighthill Park, Prince's Square, Rottenrow Gardens, St Enoch Shopping Centre, University of Strathclyde Library, Glasgowroyal Infirmary, Glasgow Necropolis, Buchanan Galleries and Glasgow Green.
With this branch, Santander owns 17 different locations in Glasgow, Lanarkshire.
For more Santander click on this link with an entire listing of all locations near Glasgow.
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