Greenock

Greenock is a historic seaport town located on the west coast of Scotland, along the River Clyde. Known for its maritime heritage, it played a significant role in shipbuilding and overseas trade during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Today, Greenock offers a mix of cultural heritage, scenic coastal views, and modern amenities. It serves as a gateway for ferries to the Inner and Outer Hebrides and is appreciated for its parks and waterfront attractions. The town blends its rich industrial past with contemporary life, making it an interesting place for residents and visitors alike.