Tea at the Willow - and if you like a bit of architecture Glasgow City Chambers is pretty cool (easy to do both as part of a walking tour). The Cathedral and the Necropolis are worthwhile, with some other historic sites close by.

In terns of kilt shops - give Slanj, McCalls and MacGregor & MacDuff a try.

The Ubiquitous Chip in the Wet End is a good spot for lunch or dinner - but there are plenty of other good options and some decent whisky bars as well (if you fancy a dram or two).

If you want to do a distillery visit there are only 2 in Glasgow itself - and only the Clydesdale is open to visitors. That said there are plenty others close by, my pick would be Auchentoshan. However, if you are on Skye there are three great distilleries: Talisker and Torabhaig on Skye itself and (my favourite) Raasay only a 10 minute ferry ride away.