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Argyle St.
}0141 276 9599; www.glasgowmuseums.com
Built to be a museum and opened in 1901, the gallery is a beautiful red brick structure that looks more like a cathedral…
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Gilbert Scott Building
}0141 330 4221; www.hunterian.gla.ac.uk
Founded in 1807 to display the collections of William Hunter, prominent physician and Scotland’s foremost collector of w…
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Castle St.
A Glasgow must-see, the cathedral is just as stony, gothic and impressive as the castles from your adventure books growi…
2 Castle St.
}0141 276 1625; glasgowmuseums.com
St. Mungo’s offers a small exhibit of religious artifacts from all over the world, including Catholic stained glass, Gre…
Royal Exchange Sq.
}0141 287 3050; www.glasgowmuseums.com
The GOMA, four stories of rotating exhibitions of the most modern (and often the most confusing) works from both Glasweg…
City Center
An enormous, red-paved, statue-filled plaza in the center of town, St. George’s Square is lined with wooden benches wher…
82 George Sq.
}0141 287 4018; www.glasgow.co.uk
Opened in 1888, the Glasgow City Chambers beats out St. Peter’s in Vatican City for largest marble staircase by one flig…
West End
}www.glasgow.gov.uk/en/residents/parks_outdoors
With lots of lawn space for laying out, if and when it’s ever sunny, and public greenhouses where you can examine all so…
Glasgow University, University Ave., Gilbert Scott building
}0141 330 5511; www.gla.ac.uk
You’ll see the heavily Gothic hollowed spire from a distance, but head to University Drive and the visitor’s center to p…
167 Renfrew St.
}0141 353 4530; www.gsa.ac.uk
The masterwork of famous Scottish architect Charles Rennie Macintosh, the GSA is a labyrthine edifice of concrete, sculp…