The Glasgow Cathedral is a very nice addition to the city. I enjoyed my stroll in it and would recommend a visit for those in Glasgow.

This attraction is free, like the many museums in Glasgow. Some of the finest examples of stained glass are here, along with wonderful stone and wood architecture. Docents are available to answer questions, and photograph-taking is encouraged. It is a long walk from the center city, or a short walk from the High Street stop (Queen Street station). No public... More

Really laid back cathedral and rather dull. First impression was it was empty. Easy to find and helpful staff was willing to explain and guide visitors. Work going on outside but this does not interfere with your tour. Quiet place to come for prayer.

we visited not only the Glasgow Cathedral , but also the Multi Religious Centre on the same trip and its only a few yards across the square . Both were extremely interesting and most uplifting.. a similar atmosphere to St Anne's Cathedral in Belfast .

Beautiful, historic site. Worth a visit. Make sure to go to the Necropolis afterwards to get a better view of the Cathedral and the city.

Well, this cathedral may have a compelling history, the inside is not that impressive. It really depends on the other cathedrals you may have visited, if you enjoy this one. Having been in Rome, Paris etc. this cathedralis only worth a quick look around.

This cathedral is a must see in Glasgow. It is very large and gothic. The stained glass windows and main building are quite spectacular.

The surroundings such as the garden and the necropolis is to see. The building is not the most spectacular but still impressive.

Wonderful cathedral with great architecture: brilliant soaring pillars, an excellent range of monuments and some very interesting stained glass. Would have liked a guided tour but not available on the Saturday we were there. Excellent selection of well priced postcards. Some very interesting crypts- don't miss them.